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As the clock struck midnight on New Year’s Eve, celebrations filled the air in Lusaka, Zambia. However, at the Leonard Cheelo police station, the festivities took an unexpected turn, one that would leave many scratching their heads and questioning the events of the night. In a bizarre twist,  Detective Inspector Titus Phiri  found himself at the center of an incredible story—one that involved a bit too much holiday cheer and a dramatic release of prisoners. Reports indicate that Inspector Phiri, allegedly under the influence of alcohol, made the startling decision to free  13 detainees  from their cells. According to police spokesperson  Rae Hamoonga , the incident unfolded when Inspector Phiri seized the keys from a constable. With a flourish of authority fueled by perhaps one too many celebratory drinks, he unlocked both male and female cells, instructing the bewildered detainees to step out, declaring them free to join in the New Year’s celebrations. Imagine ...

Upon closer analysis of the speech delivered by the 92 year old president of Cameroon on the 31st December 2024, there is a significant disconnect between the president and his people. While it heavily emphasizes positive developments in security, economic growth, and social services, several areas of concern undermine the assertions made.  President Paul Biya (Cameroon) The speech touts the success of Cameroon’s security forces in combating terrorism and insurgency, particularly in the Far-North and South-West and North-West regions. However, this portrayal contrasts sharply with the persistent instability in these areas. The ongoing conflict in the Anglophone regions (North-West and South-West) remains unresolved, and human rights organizations have reported frequent abuses by government forces. While the government claims progress, the conflict continues to displace hundreds of thousands of people, with civilian casualties remaining high. Thus, the portrayal of a “stable” Camero...