A total of 4,305 — including 223 women — will eventually be released, Ziyambi said, with the scheme “focusing on vulnerable groups and those who have demonstrated significant progress in their rehabilitation”.
Tags
There’s no content to show here yet.
Latest Stories
- Drone attack targets DRC’s strategic Kisangani airport
- Guinea’s Doumbouya ‘in good health’ advisors say after questions over ongoing absence
- Zimbabwe frees nearly 4,000 inmates under presidential amnesty
- Deal with Israel could backfire on Somaliland’s Port of Berbera amid regional upheaval
- UN Nuclear Watchdog convenes amid Middle East tensions
- Ancient Egypt’s golden treasures dazzle London in landmark exhibition
- UN says dozens of civilians killed in north of South Sudan
- US-Iran conflict will have ‘serious implications’ for Africa, African Union warns
- Guinea-Bissau’s main opposition urges dialogue with military rulers
- Total lunar eclipse will turn the moon blood red on Tuesday for skywatchers on several continents
Recent Comments
No comments to show.
Leave a Reply