Six teenagers were arrested after a video circulated on social media saw them splashing water and coke at a street sleeper in a pedestrian tunnel. After the video went viral online, police conducted an in-depth investigation and arrested five teens and one girl aged 15 to 17 from January 31 to February 2 in multiple districts in Hong Kong. They were also arrested on suspicion of "disorder in a public place." All the arrestees have been released on bail pending further investigation and are required to report to law enforcement officers in early March. Read more: (Video) Prank of splashing water and coke at street sleeper sparks outrage

Cause of death revealed for Form one student who died ten days after admissionEmmanuel Kirimi Kaimenyi, the Form one student who passed away just ten days after admission died due to an infection, the school’s official has said. “I had promised to issue a statement on the unfortunate incident of our student who passed on at Kilungu Boys School. The principal says the boy was taken ill some minutes to ten o’clock and quickly became unconscious and he died at 11am. By this time, the student’s body had already been taken to Kilungu Hospital mortuary. The family believed the student may have been a victim of excessive bullying and that the school was not fully disclosing what exactly happened.

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has refuted claims that Mama Lucy Hospital in Nairobi underperformed while responding to the Embakasi explosion tragedy. In his missive, Sakaja insisted that medics at the hospital did a stellar job responding swiftly to emergency cases. Front entrance of Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital located in Nairobi County. "Contrary to the insinuations of chaos and disarray, Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital operated seamlessly, conducting 50 X-rays, 10 ultrasounds, and 8 CT scans. "Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital serves about 3,000 patients a day with daily admissions of close to 50 patients a day, delivers 70 mothers a day, and operates 50 patients a day."

Opposition leader Raila Odinga has faulted National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula's decision to appeal the Court of Appeal ruling against the Housing Levy. Raila said on Sunday that the decision by Wetang'ula to move to the Supreme Court is irregular as he oversaw the passage of the Housing Levy as speaker of the National Assembly. ''Moses Wetang'ula does not deserve to be speaker of the National Assembly," Raila said on Sunday. Last week, Wetang'ula filed a notice of appeal at the Supreme Court over the Housing Levy. The appeal was filed jointly by the National Assembly and the Senate through the Speaker of the National Assembly Moses Wetang’ula.

Namibian President Hage Geingob died in the early hours of Sunday in a hospital in Windhoek. Condolences have been streaming in following the death of Namibian President Hage Geingob, who died early on Sunday in a Windhoek hospital. Ramaphosa also extended sympathies to acting Namibian President Dr Nangolo Mbumba, the cabinet and the leadership and members of the Swapo Party. President @CyrilRamaphosa is deeply saddened by the passing early today, 4 February 2024, of His Excellency Dr Hage Gottfried Geingob, President of the Republic of Namibia. "President Geingob was a towering veteran of Namibia's liberation from colonialism and apartheid.

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President William Ruto met Chief Justice Martha Koome at State House, Nairobi. Photo: William Ruto. President Ruto has publicly accused some judges of being part of corruption cartels colluding to frustrate government programmes. How William Ruto is fighting corruption in KenyaIn his own words, the head of state went on:“The corruption enterprise must come to an end. "Roadside declarations and chest thumbing on how to disregard court orders should never be an option, lest we slide into anarchy," said Mueke.

Shubman Gill revitalized his India career by scoring a captivating century against England on Day 3 of the 2nd Test in Visakhapatnam. 3, he ended an 11-month hiatus with his impressive knock of 104, playing a vital role in India’s second innings total of 255. Interestingly, the Vizag Test was crucial for Gill as it represented his last opportunity to prove himself. Gill’s Test career was hanging by a thread before the 3rd Test, with just two innings remaining to determine whether he would continue with the Indian team or return to play Ranji Trophy for Punjab. Also Read: AB De Villiers Reveals Reason Why Virat Kohli Opted Out Of Tests

Nation First core of BJP philosophy : RanaSUNDERBANI FEBRUARY 04-Senior BJP leader Devender Singh Rana today said the mantra of Nation First has been the core and guiding philosophy of the Bhartiya Janata Party, making it a party with difference, devoted to upholding unity, sovereignty and integrity of the country that is Bharat, the emerging Vishwaguru under the dynamic leadership of Yashasvi Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Mr. Rana said “Nation’s sovereignty and integrity are paramount and should never be compromised. Mr Rana said the PM’s vision of Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas Sabka Vishwas Sabka Prayas has galvanised the compatriots and motivated all to ensure Viksit Bharat by 2047”. On the contrary, Mr Rana said the BJP has created a niche for itself due to path breaking initiatives taken for welfare of the people and progress of the both regions of Kashmir and Jammu. Ramesher, Capt, Bal Krishan, Yuvraj Singh, Rajat Singh, Sanjay Gupta, Ajay Gupta, Mool Raj, Capt.

Clashes of football titans with intriguing stats and historical narratives sets the stage for Epic Battles in AFCON 2023 semifinalsAs the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations in Cote d'Ivoire reaches its penultimate stage, the tournament unveils a spectacular semifinal lineup featuring Nigeria, DR Congo, Cote d'Ivoire, and South Africa. Each team brings a rich history and an impressive set of statistics that underline their journey to this critical stage. This semifinal marks their 16th appearance which is testament to their consistent performance in the African football scene. DR CongoThe Leopards have carved their path into history by securing their first victory in this edition of the Cup of Nations. A notable statistic for the Elephants is their first extra-time victory in a Cup of Nations match since the 1992 quarterfinals which they eventually won.

One of the people who was in communication with gangster Lawrence Bishnoi has been nabbed by police in Akola, Maharashtra. Following an inquiry, it was discovered that Lonkar had reportedly made two WhatsApp video calls to gangster Lawrence Bishnoi in 2022 and 2023. Additionally, he had received three international WhatsApp audio calls, one of which was from the gangster’s brother, Anmol Bishnoi. “The investigation is focused on finding the middlemen and the motive behind dropping the parcel in Akola,” stated Bachchan Singh, Superintendent of Police. The claimed audio and video WhatsApp conversations with Lawrence Bishnoi and other others are also being looked into by the police.

The violent confrontation in June 1984 outside a coking plant in Orgreave, Yorkshire, led to many miners being injured and arrested, although their trials later collapsed. A three-part Channel 4 documentary on the miners’ strike focused on the so-called Battle of Orgreave last week, broadcasting new footage of the clashes. The Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign (OTJC) said an inquiry was in the public interest to put an end to “years of lies and cover-ups”. Kevin Horne, a campaign activist and ex miner who was arrested at Orgreave, said there was continuing upset and anger in former mining communities. This is a serious threat to our already declining democracy.”Former miner John Dunn said: “The Tories are obviously worried about an Orgreave inquiry further exposing their scandals and attempts to stifle dissent.

Four teams will battle it out in the NFL Playoff Conference Title Games this weekend. Detroit Lions take on San Francisco 49ers. Kansas City Chiefs take on Baltimore Ravens. The winners will advance and play in Super Bowl LVIII. What are your predictions for football's biggest match-up on Feb. 11?

“I extend my deepest condolences and sympathy to the family and the people of Namibia following the death of President Hage Geingob. President Geingob was a distinguished leader who served the people of Namibia with focus and dedication.” President Ruto noted. Ruto added that President Geingob was a firm believer in the unity of Africa and promoted the continent’s image on the global scene. President Geingob breathed his last on Sunday, February 4, 2024, at around 12:04. Regrettably, notwithstanding the team’s spirited effort to save his life, sadly, fellow Namibians, President Geingob passed on."