Two law enforcement officials informed The Associated Press that federal officers from the Homeland Security Investigations division and other agencies searched two of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ houses in Miami and Los Angeles on Monday as part of a continuing investigation into sex trafficking. Federal investigators in New York are currently looking into allegations of sex trafficking, according to the officials. Whether or not Combs was the one under scrutiny remains unclear. The officials talked with The AP on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to publicly discuss inquiry details. With the help of HSI Miami, HSI Los Angeles, and our local law enforcement partners, Homeland Security Investigations “executed law enforcement actions as part of an ongoing investigation,” according to a statement. A spokesman for Combs was slow to react when asked for comment. Combs has been the subject of multiple sexual assault cases in the past few months, one of which was resolved last year by R&B artist Cassie. The lady who accused Combs of rape twenty years ago, when she was seventeen years old, was another accusation against the rap mogul.
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Senegal’s 44-year-old opposition candidate wins the presidency.
A youthful challenger to Senegal’s president has been elected. Before receiving the support of Ousmane Sonko, the most formidable opposition leader in Senegal, 44-year-old Bassirou Diomaye Faye was relatively unknown. Both males were very recently released from prison days ago. Unexpectedly, a young political outsider supported by a prominent opposition figure won Senegal’s presidential election just ten days after being freed from prison, thanks to the concession of his primary opponent. Senegalese opposition leader and divisive figure Ousmane Sonko has installed Bassirou Diomaye Faye as his running mate. It was Monday that Mr. Faye’s primary opponent, Amadou Ba of the ruling party, issued a statement congratulating his opponent on his first-round victory. On Monday, Mr. Faye celebrated his 44th birthday. He will become the youngest president in the history of the western African nation. The allegations of slander and contempt of court had him incarcerated while he awaited trial. “I hope he has a prosperous presidency, for the benefit of the people of Senegal,” Mr. Ba stated in a statement released on Monday afternoon, addressing Mr. Faye in his capacity as president. Though the final result has not been declared by the national electoral body just yet, Mr. Ba’s concession came after local media reported that Mr. Faye had received over half of the vote, therefore eliminating the need for a rerun. Mr. Faye and Mr. Sonko have enchanted the younger generation with their scathing criticisms of political elites, promises to renegotiate contracts with oil and gas firms, and the concept of “monetary sovereignty” (Senegal is one of fourteen nations that utilize the CFA, a French-backed currency pegged to the euro). Macky Sall, president of Senegal, supported Mr. Ba, who resigned as prime minister to run for office. After two terms, Mr. Sall remained mum on the question of whether he would seek reelection. Almost as abruptly as he reversed course, he canceled the February election, plunging the nation into anarchy.…
Actor Amaechi Muonagor dies from kidney disease
Just after a knockdown in the Nigerian movie industry recently, veteran Actor Amaechi Muonagor has died…
Mangochi man detained after video of him abusing a serial offender went viral.
According to newsaih.com’s investigation, the perpetrator is a repeat offender who has been stealing tomatoes from the garden. On their journey to Masuku, the victim team chained the suspect to his motor vehicle. After being captured, he opted to handover the victim to the Masuku Police Unit. The 38-year-old Abdullah Nandi has been taken into custody by the police in Namwera, Mangochi, on suspicion of harming Major Majid, a 20-year-old man who is believed to be a criminal. Nandi allegedly caught Majid stealing tomatoes from his garden and then dragged him along the road while tied to his Ford Courier. The event occurred around dawn on March 24, 2024, in the Mangochi settlement of Mkambiri, within the Traditional Authority of Bwananyambi. The event was brought to the attention of the police when a video showing Nandi and his accomplices dragging Majid behind the truck as a kind of punishment went…
Police Trainee Electrocuted At Kanjedza Training School
A Malawi Police Service trainee who was expected to graduate in April from the Kanjedza Police…
Harambee Stars Moul Flames 4-0
Saturday afternoon’s 4-0 thrashing by Kenya in the Four Nations Tournament was the second-heaviest loss in…
The Super Eagles Switch Off The Black Stars In ‘Jollof Derby’
Nigeria’s National Team Triumphs Over Ghana’s Black Stars in ‘Jollof Derby’ For the first time since 2006, Nigeria has triumphed in a friendly encounter against Ghana. In a friendly match played in Marrakech, Morocco, Nigeria defeated their archrivals Ghana 2-1. The first goal was scored by Cyriel Dessers of the Nigerian Super Eagles in the first half, while the second was scored by Ademola Lookman in the second half. The Black Stars played the remainder of the match with a depleted roster due to the dismissal of Ghanaian defender Jerome Opoku early in the second half. Jordan Ayew converted a penalty in stoppage time for their only goal. Despite the low turnout at Morocco’s Stade de Marrakech, Nigeria played better for the majority of the match. ‘Diesel Derby’ According to Dessers, the first half was absolutely fantastic, but he did admit that the second half was significantly more challenging in the derby. It was a wonderful win for us, he told reporters after the game, even if the Nigerian team had more opportunities to score. …
What Next Nakhumicha? Kenya Nurses Union Rejects Stipends
Is Susan Nakhumicha thinking about leaving RUTO’s administration because she is under too much pressure? Susan…
Museveni names his son the Defense Forces Chief of Staff
General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the son of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, has been named the new Chief of Defense Forces (PDF) officer. He takes the place of General Wilson Mbasu Mbadi, who was named Minister of State for Trade as part of the new cabinet reorganization that was revealed on Thursday night. As the senior presidential advisor overseeing special operations for his father, Gen. Muhoozi has been doing this role. This occurs just a few days after President Museveni gave then-CDF Gen. Mbadi authority over all army components on February 17 by presenting the Uganda People’s Defense Forces (UPDF) Establishment 2021, a tool of delegated command, control, and administration. “By virtue of the powers enshrined under Article 98(1) of the 1995 Constitution of the Republic of Uganda, and Section 8(1) and (2)(a) of the UPDF Act, 2005, yesterday, on February 17, 2024, at the Defence Council meeting, I presented the UPDF Establishment 2021, an instrument of delegated Command, Control, and Administration, to General Wilson Mbasu Mbadi, the Chief of Defence Forces of the UPDF, to command all elements of the Uganda People’s Defence Forces,” Museveni said in a statement on February 18. Brig Muhoozi, who will now be in charge of protecting both his father and the nation’s recently discovered oil wells, was named general commander of the nation’s special forces by President Museveni. It takes an individual an average of more than two decades to become a Brigadier, according to an analysis of a list of at least 25 senior ranking army commanders who have achieved the rank over time. After formally joining the Uganda People’s Defence Force (UPDF) less than 15 years ago, Brig Muhoozi has attained such seniority, fueling rumors that he is being groomed to succeed his father, who has held office for 26 years. Critics have not wasted time in pointing out that Brig Muhoozi benefits by having a father who is also the head of the nation’s armed forces. While there are those who speculate that President Museveni may be preparing his son to take over as leader of the nation in the future, Brig Muhoozi has consistently maintained that his quick rise was earned. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the son of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, rose through the military ranks at one of the fastest rates in the nation’s army after being promoted to the rank of brigadier on Monday, according to an analysis by this website. Brig Muhoozi, who will now be in charge of protecting both his father and the nation’s recently discovered oil wells, was named general commander of the nation’s special forces by President Museveni. Brig. Muhoozi’s incredible ascent through the ranks has been justified by the army on Tuesday, which stated that the First Son has earned every rank bestowed upon him. Muhoozi has advanced and been promoted normally. Acting Army Spokesman Capt Chris Magezi stated, “He is a disciplined, dedicated, and highly trained officer who has been serving with us for a long time.”…
South Africa Speaker of parliament takes leave due to an impending arrest.
With immediate effect, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, the controversial and corrupt Speaker of Parliament, has chosen to take a “special leave” from her role as speaker. It is reported that Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, the speaker of the National Assembly, will be detained on Friday. Upon her apprehension, she will face charges of corruption and money laundering amounting to over R4 million. Mapisa-Nqakula allegedly solicited and received “gratification” from one businessman throughout her nine-year term as the minister of defense and military veterans, according to several top investigators and a government source who spoke with the local media outlet the Mail & Guardian. Plans for the speaker’s arrest, according to two people familiar with the investigation, started roughly three weeks ago while she was in Paris, France for the 2024 Women Speakers’ Summit on March 6 and 7. Her arrest was anticipated on Friday, a top government official stated. According to the official, Mapisa-Nqakula would have been taken into custody on Thursday if it hadn’t been a public holiday. She will face charges of money laundering and corruption after accepting more than R4 million from a businessman, according to a draft charge sheet that has been created. According to an unidentified source, “She has consented to turn herself in to the Pretoria police, where she will be detained and brought before the magistrate’s court to face charges.” The speaker’s anticipated arrest comes after a directorate-approved raid on her Johannesburg home on Monday. NewsO’Clock Home|| Breaking News Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula embroiled in bribery scandal: “I gave minister bags of money.” Farai Diza3 March 2024, 5:29 a.m. As a result of claims that she accepted financial bribes of millions of rands from a South African National Defence Force (SANDF) contractor while serving as the defense minister, Speaker of Parliament Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula is presently under investigation. According to the allegations, Nombasa Ntsondwa-Ndhlovu, a general’s wife in the SANDF’s military health department, quietly transported up to R2.3 million in cash to her. The six-month-long probe, which has been kept under wraps inside the Investigating Directorate (ID), is said to have gathered testimony linking Mapisa-Nqakula to the purported bribery scheme.…
