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The family of Agnes Wanjiru, a 21-year-old Kenyan mother found murdered in Nanyuki in 2012, has expressed outrage after the extradition hearing for former British soldier Robert James Purkiss was postponed until May 2027. Purkiss, arrested in the UK in November 2025, is contesting extradition to Kenya to face murder charges and denies the allegation. Wanjiru’s relatives say they were not officially informed of the delay despite preparing to travel to the UK for the hearing. The family is urging authorities to expedite the proceedings and provide answers in a case that has remained unresolved for more than 14 years.
Marry Mubaiwa, the former wife of Zimbabwean Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga, has been released from remand after seven years facing trial over allegations that she attempted to kill him in 2019. A magistrate ordered her release after concerns about the mental, physical and financial impact of the prolonged proceedings. The decision followed a request by the state to postpone the trial to engage witnesses. Mubaiwa’s lawyer criticised the delays, saying her client’s rights had been violated. Her release does not determine the outcome of the allegations against her.
Tanzania has announced a major natural gas discovery estimated at 223 billion cubic feet (6.3 billion cubic metres) at the Kasa-1X ST2 well in the Mnazi Bay area. The well is jointly owned by the Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation and French energy company Maurel & Prom. Energy Minister Juma Homera described the discovery as a milestone for the country's energy sector, with production expected to begin early next month. The gas is intended to support domestic electricity generation, industrial activities and vehicle fuel supplies as Tanzania responds to rising energy demand.
American civil rights leader and labour activist Dolores Huerta has died at the age of 96, her family has announced. A co-founder of the United Farm Workers union alongside Cesar Chavez, Huerta spent decades campaigning for fair wages, safer working conditions and equal rights for agricultural workers. She also championed immigration reform, women's rights and political participation among Latino communities. Her death has prompted tributes from former President Bill Clinton, California Governor Gavin Newsom and other leaders, while renewed scrutiny of allegations against Chavez has added complexity to the movement's history.
Rescue operations continue at the collapsed building on Ninth Street in Nairobi’s Eastleigh area, with 16 people still missing six days after the disaster. Authorities say phone data has placed nine individuals at the site, while specialised acoustic detectors and thermal imaging equipment have indicated possible signs of life beneath the rubble. Rescuers report clearing about 80 per cent of the debris, as frustrated families call for more machinery and faster action. Meanwhile, detectives are questioning a developer and officials from Nairobi County, the National Building Inspectorate and the National Construction Authority as investigations into the collapse continue.
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