KANO EMIRATE TUSSLE: FIRE'LL CONSUME YOU- EMIR SANUSI WARNS AGAINST IGNITING CHAOS. (PHOTO).

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 Kano Emirate tussle: Fire’ll consume you ~ Emir Sanusi warns against igniting chaos. The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has warned that fire would consume any one trying to cause chaos in Kano State. This was as Sanusi said the battle over Kano Emirate belonged to God, hence residents should remain calm and resist any temptation that could cause unrest. He made the remark in a viral video while reacting to the Appeal Court judgement. The Abuja Division of the Appeal Court had nullified the order of the Federal High Court in Kano. The Kano Federal High Court had nullified Sanusi’s appointment following an emirate tussle in Kano State. The order nullifying Sanusi’s appointment was issued by Justice Abubakar Liman of the Kano Division of the Federal High Court on June 20, 2024.
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SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE ARREST 540 ILLEGAL MINERS. (PHOTO).

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 South African Police Arrest 540 Illegal Miners


South African authorities have forced 540 illegal miners out of an abandoned mine shaft in Orkney, arresting them for illegal mining activities.


South African authorities blocked food and water deliveries to the mine, leading to starvation and dehydration among the miners. Thousands of "zama zamas" (illegal miners) operate in South Africa.


Since December 2023, 13,690 suspects have been arrested, with R5 million in cash and R32 million in uncut diamonds seized. National Police Commissioner Lt Gen Shadrack Sibiya praised the operation, stating that the rule of law must be restored.

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