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Africa Equity Media — In Kenya, it is now official that secret wives, stepchildren, half brothers,half sisters and even distant dependants will no longer have a right to inheritance in the event of a benefactor’s death.
On Wednesday, Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta assented to the Law of Succession (Amendment) Bill, sponsored by Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma, that aims at streamlining succession matters over concerns that long lists of dependants sow confusion.

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Spread the loveLisa Mugo Twitter was buzzing on Sunday after a man posted a picture of South African residents growing plants in potholes. In the picture, residents are seen planting green leafy plants in the massive potholes. They even added soil and water to ensure the plants thrive in their new home. The move is [read]

Kenyans on Twitter are expressing their anger and shock after recent reports of bodies being found dumped in a river in the nation’s western region. Via his Twitter handle activist Boniface Mwangi posted that he and the head of local human rights organization Haki Africa had counted over 20 decomposing bodies [Online Media]

Tunisia has been pushed into further political turmoil after President Kais Saied said he was suspending the nation’s major legal body, the Supreme Judicial Council.

According to the head of state, the judges have been biased and involved in corruption.

“Their place is not where they sit now, but where the accused stand,” Saied said referring to the council members in his speech announcing the decision.

Seven children have been murdered in Niger during a Nigerian army air raid targeting “bandits”, a local governor and state media have said.

The governor of Niger’s Maradi area told journalists that five more people were injured in the supposedly accidental strike.

Spread the loveEkeomah Atuonwu Police in Cameroon have arrested a teacher after a video of him allegedly viciously abusing a nine-year-old kid surfaced online. The attack is thought to have occurred at an elementary school in Doula, Cameroon’s commercial center. The video has attracted a lot of attention on social media, and it has sparked a […]