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Haiti Prime Minister Ariel Henry has resigned following a crisis meeting between the 15-member Caribbean Community regional bloc known as CARICOM. "We acknowledge his resignation upon the establishment of a transitional presidential council and naming of an interim prime minister," Irfaan stated. President William Ruto (far right), and Haiti Prime Minister Ariel Henry (far left) witnessed the signing of the agreement on the deployment of 1,000 police officers to Haiti. PhotoAccording to reports, the meeting resolved to appoint a seven-member presidential panel that would pick a new interim prime minister to hold the fort. The interim Prime Minister, who is yet to be picked, will also be expected to prepare for the arrival of a multinational security support mission headed by Kenyan police officers.

Second run of Coke Clemson National Championship cans available nowCU Athletic Communications byCLEMSON, S.C. – Clemson fans can’t get enough of the commemorative Coke cans in stores throughout the state, so Coca-Cola has produced a second run of cans, available in stores now. “Clemson fans are truly amazing in their quest for the commemorative can,” said Aimee Cox, Director of Sponsorship for Colleges and Universities at Coca-Cola Consolidated. “So much so that when our first cans went into retail they flew off the shelves and we knew, almost immediately, we needed to quickly produce round two to meet fan needs.” Clemson fans can find the cans at local retail stores beginning this week – while supplies last – throughout the greater Columbia, Greenville and Charleston areas. Coca-Cola is a longstanding partner of Clemson University and its athletic programs. Coca-Cola proudly participates in various activities with the Clemson Tigers, including honoring our military service men and women and sustainability programs.

PUTRAJAYA: Bersatu will enforce amendments to its constitution against its rogue elected representatives immediately upon approval by the Registrar of Societies (ROS), says party president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin. Among those who came were Bersatu secretary-general Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin and vice-president Datuk Seri Ronald Kiandee. Muhyiddin also said Bersatu believes it has fulfilled all of the ROS’ technical requirements on its amendments to the party constitution. The motion was mooted by party deputy president Datuk Seri Ahmad Faizal Azumu and was unanimously approved. “Making accusations against the party is an irresponsible act,” he said, adding that Bersatu operates on its party constitution and rules.

Addressing the media on Monday, CS Kindiki emphasized that the deployment process is progressing smoothly, with all necessary arrangements already in place. The standard operation procedures are in place," CS Kindiki said. Interior CS Kithure Kindiki with security officers in Samburu County Pulse Live KenyaADVERTISEMENTThe Cabinet Secretary also poured water on reports that some officers had withdrawn from being deployed over escalating chaos. Cost of Kenya's mission to HaitiIn November 2023 CS Kindiki revealed that the overall budget for sending troops to Haiti would be $600 million (Sh90 billion). There will also be support service officers, intelligence officers, operations officers, liaison officers, duty officers from the rank of assistant superintendent of police.

Ruto raise alarm over impact of climate change on food securityTuesday, March 12th, 2024 01:30 | By AgenciesPresident William Ruto during a past function. PHOTO/@WilliamsRuto/XPresident William Ruto has sounded the alarm, identifying climate change as the “biggest threat” to the Kenya’s food security. Ruto emphasised the devastating effects of recent climate events, such as the destructive El Nino rains, which not only ravaged crops but also exacerbated post-harvest losses. He underscored the uncertainty faced by farmers in determining optimal planting and harvesting times, attributing these challenges to climate change. Meanwhile, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) reported a decline in global food prices in February, primarily driven by lower grain and cereal prices.

Mr Nyakundi, a senior land registrar in Thika, was being investigated for alleged misappropriation of public funds, abuse of office and unexplained wealth. The EACC said Mr Nyakundi acquired 106 properties scattered across the country, 17 motor vehicles and Sh4.6 million in cash, which was seized from him when officers raided his home. The EACC said it obtained the orders to investigate Mr Nyakundi over allegations of abuse of office and misappropriation of funds. After obtaining the orders, the agency searched his home, business and office premises and found a significant number of ownership documents relating to land, vehicles and bank accounts. The corruption watchdog argued that Mr Nyakundi had amassed wealth disproportionate to his legitimate source of income.

Source: UGCThe papers also reported on the alarming number of accidents involving boda boda riders across the country. Daily NationThe publication reported that detectives in Makadara have launched an investigation into an incident in which a woman allegedly murdered her husband. The StarThe paper reported that Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has changed tack, becoming a central force in the latest efforts to seal widening cracks and unite his restive Mt Kenya heartland. He said even if Raila were to resign as the ODM party leader if he clinches the post, it will be a free-for-all to contest. People DailyThe daily reported for many years, a row has been brewing at the troubled Chepchoina settlement scheme in Trans Nzoia county, with many squatters deemed to have invaded the farm illegally and were evicted.

The Cheetahs will break ranks with South Africa's dissenting four URC franchises by not opposing the payment of their Test match hosting fee to SA Rugby in 2024. In fact, the central franchise's hierarchy is "simply grateful" to have the opportunity of being associated with the historic occasion of the Springboks meeting World Cup surprise package Portugal for the first time ever when they go head-to-head on 20 July. SA Rugby's decree that it wants to garner a collective R85 million in guarantees from the hosting unions of the national team's six home Tests this year has exploded into a rebellion, with the Bulls, Lions, Sharks and Stormers all obtaining legal advice on whether the local governing body can insist on such payments.

Haiti PM Ariel Henry has resigned. [Via VOA]Haiti Prime Minister Ariel Henry has resigned following weeks of escalated tension and chaos in the Caribbean nation. His exit comes at the back of a meeting by regional leaders in Jamaica on Monday to discuss a political transition in Haiti. The announcement to step down follows weeks of escalated violence in the capital, Port-au-Prince, and mounting pressure to resign by gangs in the country. The Haiti PM had been locked out of the country and left stranded in Puerto Rico.

People gather outside the Petit Pas Hotel, destroyed by the earthquake in Les Cayes, Haiti, on August 14, 2021. [AP photo]In the heart of the Caribbean, where the azure waters meet the sun-kissed shores, lies Haiti, a nation that has become synonymous with the unforgiving forces of nature. Labeled the crucible of natural disasters and calamities, Haiti’s history reads like a chronicle of resilience against an unrelenting onslaught from nature. The echoes of these calamities linger, forming the backdrop against which the nation forges ahead. In the aftermath of the 2021 earthquake, Haiti found itself grappling with a multi-faceted and challenging situation.

First Lady Mama Rachel Ruto has lauded the Spouse of Deputy President Pastor Dorcas Rigathi's youth programs that target alcoholism and drug abuse. The First Lady commended Pastor Dorcas saying her dedication to helping the youths is inspiring. Speaking during the 10th Annual Nyeri County Prayer Breakfast Mama Rachel said Pastor Dorcas has set an example on the importance of fighting for youths in the country. Pastor Dorcas has been at the forefront of fighting drug abuse among youths by offering rehabilitation for them. Speaking at the same event, Pastor Dorcas urged parents and communities to protect their children as they are the future generation.

Kenyan human rights lawyer Binaifer Nowrojee is to become the first woman from the Global South to head the Open Society Foundations, a leading private funder of independent justice groups. With her wealth of experience and unwavering dedication, the statement indicated that she was well-equipped to lead the Open Society Foundations into a new era of impactful and transformative change. She has worked extensively on the prosecution of sexual violence under international law and testified as an expert witness at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. “I have accepted this position because I know that when Open Society is at its best, it is an inspiring place to work,” added Ms Nowrojee. Ms Nowrojee pledged to remain committed to the values of an open society and to follow founder and billionaire George Soro's vision of critical thinking, local knowledge and risk-taking.

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A space to speak upCan you ace them all? A new bi-weekly newsletter by wine editor Daléne Fourie. The newsletter will serve as a guide for those who make wine, those who want to learn more about wine, and those who simply just love wine. Voting BoothDo you have faith that cops will find the paymaster who ordered the AKA hit? No, they've cleaned up their tracks Yes, just follow the money trail Results