 Burundi has accused Somalia of betrayal and ingratitude after being excluded from the list of countries permitted to contribute troops to the new African Union mission for peace restoration in Somalia, known as AUSSOM.

The decision comes as the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) concluded its mandate at the end of December. The Burundian government says it has completely withdrawn from the African Union Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM), citing a significant dispute over the number of troops allocated to the mission.

Samora Mangesi spoke to Political Scientist and International Relations expert Dr David Matsanga.

&nbsp;Burundi has accused Somalia of betrayal and ingratitude after being excluded from the list of countries permitted to contribute troops to the new African Union mission for peace restoration in Somalia, known as AUSSOM.
The decision comes as the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) concluded its mandate at the end of December. The Burundian government says it has completely withdrawn from the African Union Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM), citing a significant dispute over the number of troops allocated to the mission.
Samora Mangesi spoke to Political Scientist and International Relations expert Dr David Matsanga.

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Burundi withdrew from the African Union Mission in Somalia citing a significant dispute over the number of troops allocated to the mission

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An urgent application is being heard at the Pretoria High Court, seeking to prevent South Africa's Basic Education Department from publishing matric results in public forums, including newspapers.

The Information Regulator argues that such publication could infringe on matriculants' right to privacy.

Samora Mangesi spoke to SABC reporter Nonhlanhla Ntshingila.

An urgent application is being heard at the Pretoria High Court, seeking to prevent South Africa's Basic Education Department from publishing matric results in public forums, including newspapers.
The Information Regulator argues that such publication could infringe on matriculants' right to privacy.
Samora Mangesi spoke to SABC reporter Nonhlanhla Ntshingila.

Court hears an application to  prevent South Africa's Basic Education Department from publishing matric results in public forums

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 The Southern African Development Community (SADC) held a virtual Extraordinary Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Organ Troika this past weekend to discuss the post-election situation in Mozambique.

It mandated the SADC Panel of Elders, supported by the Ministerial Committee of the Organ (MCO) Troika Member States, namely Malawi, Zambia and the United Republic of Tanzania, and the SADC Secretariat, to engage with the Government of Mozambique and key leaders of the opposition on the post-election environment in Mozambique, and report to the Chairperson of the SADC Organ by January 15th.

The summit was chaired by Tanzanian president, Dr Samia Suluhu Hassan. But questions are being raised if SADC is doing all it can on the continent.

Samora Mangesi spoke to a political analyst in Tanzania, Dr Albanie Marcus.

&nbsp;The Southern African Development Community (SADC) held a virtual Extraordinary Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Organ Troika this past weekend to discuss the post-election situation in Mozambique.
It mandated the SADC Panel of Elders, supported by the Ministerial Committee of the Organ (MCO) Troika Member States, namely Malawi, Zambia and the United Republic of Tanzania, and the SADC Secretariat, to engage with the Government of Mozambique and key leaders of the opposition on the post-election environment in Mozambique, and report to the Chairperson of the SADC Organ by January 15th.
The summit was chaired by Tanzanian president, Dr Samia Suluhu Hassan. But questions are being raised if SADC is doing all it can on the continent.
Samora Mangesi spoke to a political analyst in Tanzania, Dr Albanie Marcus.

Troika meets to discuss the post-election situation in Mozambique

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Kenya's senator, John Methu has petitioned the Senate Speaker, Amason Kingi to convene a special sitting to deliberate the rise in forced abductions and disappearances.

 In a letter to the Speaker, Methu expressed deep concern over the growing number of incidents, describing them as a grave violation of fundamental human rights, including freedom of expression, association, and the right to life and security.

The senator, urged the Senate to demand immediate government action to halt the unconstitutional practices, emphasizing the urgency of protecting citizens' rights and freedoms.

Meanwhile five young Kenyan men - including a popular cartoonist - who went missing just before the Christmas holidays have been found alive.

Samora Mangesi spoke to Nyandarua Senator, John Methu.

Kenya's senator, John Methu has petitioned the Senate Speaker, Amason Kingi to convene a special sitting to deliberate the rise in forced abductions and disappearances.
&nbsp;In a letter to the Speaker, Methu expressed deep concern over the growing number of incidents, describing them as a grave violation of fundamental human rights, including freedom of expression, association, and the right to life and security.
The senator, urged the Senate to demand immediate government action to halt the unconstitutional practices, emphasizing the urgency of protecting citizens' rights and freedoms.
Meanwhile five young Kenyan men - including a popular cartoonist - who went missing just before the Christmas holidays have been found alive.
Samora Mangesi spoke to Nyandarua Senator, John Methu.

Burundi withdrew from the African Union Mission in Somalia citing a significant dispute over the number of troops allocated to the mission

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