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on Apr 21, 2025
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Pope Francis waves from the main balcony of St. Peter’s basilica during the Urbi et Orbi message and blessing to the city and the world as part of Easter celebrations, at St Peter’s square in the Vatican on April 20, 2025. (Photo by AFP) Vatican City – April 21, 2025Pope Francis, the first Latin American […]

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on Apr 20, 2025
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Kenya Wildlife Service launches search operation and urges stronger mitigation efforts By Edward Lyomu | Mulembe Times A 14-year-old girl has been killed by a lion on the outskirts of Nairobi, in a shocking incident that has once again highlighted the growing dangers of human-wildlife conflict in Kenya. According to the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), […]

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on Apr 20, 2025
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Belgian star set to leave after glittering decade, but insists he’s not done yet By Edward Lyomu | Mulembe Times Manchester City’s midfield maestro Kevin De Bruyne has admitted he was “a bit surprised” to learn his time at the Etihad Stadium will come to an end this season, marking the close of a legendary […]

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on Apr 20, 2025
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President William Ruto has affirmed that the national government is best positioned to manage the Roads Maintenance Levy Fund (RMLF), ensuring effective allocation and utilization of resources for infrastructure development. Speaking on Sunday while attending Easter Sunday church service at Ntulele in Narok County, the President said the move would lead to more efficient management […]

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on Apr 20, 2025
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An Eldoret resident has filed a petition urging the Kenya National Highways Authority (KENHA) to redirect long-distance trucks to the Eldoret Southern Bypass, citing increased accidents, traffic congestion, and risks to public safety within Eldoret town.

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on Apr 20, 2025
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By Edward Lyomu | Mulembe Times | April 20, 2025 The Kenya U-20 rugby team, popularly known as Chipu, is gearing up for a fierce showdown against Namibia in their second fixture of the 2025 Rugby Africa U-20 Barthes Trophy, set to take place on Wednesday at the Old Hararians Sports Club in Harare, Zimbabwe. […]

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on Apr 20, 2025
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President William Ruto has pledged Ksh.10 million for the construction of a Pastors’ Plaza in Narok County, affirming his continued support for evangelical work in Kenya. The President also defended his unity with Raila Odinga and announced the launch of e-procurement to combat corruption.

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on Apr 20, 2025
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“A tragic incident occurred during an Easter Friday disco night in Oyugis Town, Homa Bay County, when two young men were electrocuted to death, and one sustained serious injuries.”

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on Apr 20, 2025
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Over 130 inmates escaped from a high-security prison in Chad after a deadly shootout broke out during a protest over food shortages. Three people were killed, and the Guera province governor was injured in the crossfire. Authorities are now searching for the escapees.

More than 130 inmates have escaped from a high-security prison in Chad after a violent shootout left three people dead and wounded a state governor, according to local officials.

The escape happened late Friday night at the Mongo penitentiary, located just five kilometers from the town of Mongo in the central Guera Province. The incident reportedly began after inmates protested over food shortages.

Hassan Souleymane Adam, secretary general of Guera Province, confirmed:
“There are around 100 who escaped, three dead, and three wounded.”

However, a local official speaking anonymously stated that the actual number of escaped inmates is 132, confirming that prisoners managed to break into the prison manager’s office to steal firearms.

A shootout erupted between guards and inmates just as the provincial governor arrived at the prison. He was caught in the crossfire and sustained injuries.

Chad’s Justice Minister, Youssouf Tom, has flown to Mongo to investigate the incident and promised more precise updates once on the ground.

The Mongo prison revolt raises serious questions about Chad’s prison system, especially regarding living conditions, food supply, and security. The nation continues to grapple with instability and limited resources in its justice sector.

Authorities have launched a manhunt to recapture the fugitives and restore order to the region.

Stay with Mulembe Times for more updates on this developing stor

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on Apr 20, 2025
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BIRMINGHAM – April 19, 2025 | By Mulembe Times Sports Desk FILE: Aston Villa’s English striker Ollie Watkins (down) celebrates after scoring his team second goal during the English Premier League football match between Aston Villa and Liverpool at Villa Park in Birmingham, central England on February 19, 2025. (Photo by Paul ELLIS / AFP) […]