BANDITS KILL KADVS DEPUTY COMMANDER, TWO OTHER VIGILANTES IN KADUNA.(PHOTO).

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 Bandits Kill KADVS Deputy Commander, Two Other Vigilantes In Kaduna Suspected bandits have reportedly killed the deputy commander of the Kaduna State Vigilance Service (KADVS) in Zuntu, Kubau Local Government Area of Kaduna State, along with two other members of the vigilante group. The attack reportedly took place on Sunday night in the Kubau area of the state, leaving members of the local security community mourning the loss of the personnel. The development was disclosed on Monday by Usman, an OSINT source who monitors security incidents in the region. According to him, the KADVS deputy commander and two of his men were killed during the attack. “The KADVS deputy commander in Zuntu town, Kubau axis, Kaduna State, has fallen. The vigilantes commander was killed by bandits along with two of his men last night,” Usman said in a post seen by SaharaReporters. He also prayed for the deceased, saying, “Allah ya jikansa da rahama,” which translates to “May Allah have mercy on his soul....

JAMAICA TAKES SLAVERY REPARATIONS FIGHT TO KING CHARLES AS DELEGATION ARRIVES IN UK. (PHOTO)


 Jamaica Takes Slavery Reparations Fight To King Charles As Delegation Arrives In UK


A Jamaican government delegation has arrived in the United Kingdom to formally present a landmark petition to King Charles III seeking legal guidance on Britain’s responsibility for slavery and its lasting consequences.


The delegation, led by Jamaica’s Culture Minister Olivia Grange, is expected to lodge the petition with the King on Monday.


Rather than directly demanding a financial payout from the monarch, Jamaica is asking King Charles, in his capacity as Jamaica’s head of state, to refer key legal questions to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.


The petition seeks clarification on whether the forced transportation and enslavement of Africans in Jamaica was lawful, whether slavery constituted a crime against humanity, and whether Britain has a legal obligation to provide restitution for the harm caused by slavery and its enduring legacy.


Grange said the effects of slavery continue to affect Jamaica’s development, including education, healthcare and the country’s ability to respond to modern challenges such as climate change.


The move comes amid growing international pressure for former colonial powers to confront the legacy of transatlantic slavery and consider reparatory justice. A recent United Nations committee also said countries have obligations to consider reparations for the transatlantic slave trade.


The Jamaican delegation is also expected to hold discussions in Britain on the possible return of cultural artefacts taken from Jamaica.


The petition could mark a major new phase in the Caribbean nation’s long-running campaign for reparations and potentially influence similar demands across the Caribbean and Africa. (The Guardian)


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