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Mobius Motors, the trailblazing Kenyan automaker known for its rugged, affordable SUVs designed for Africa’s challenging roads, has announced it will cease operations due to insurmountable financial difficulties. This marks the end of a 13-year journey for the company that aimed to revolutionize the African automotive market.

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During a sandstorm, rebel fighters in Mali attacked a Russian mercenary group killing the commander, the group said. The military regime in the West African state had turned to the notorious Wagner group in 2021, seeking support in fighting jihadist and separatist forces.

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Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris has selected Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her vice presidential running mate for the 2024 election. The announcement came Tuesday morning via text message to supporters, with Harris set to formally introduce Walz at a rally in Philadelphia later in the day.

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President Joe Biden has unveiled a trio of proposals aimed at reforming the Supreme Court, sparking debate on the future of America's highest judicial body. The president's plan, announced on July 29, 2024, calls for term limits for justices, a binding code of ethics, and a constitutional amendment clarifying presidential immunity.

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 The Court of Appeal in Jamaica has decided not to order a retrial for dancehall star Vybz Kartel and his three co-accused, marking the end of their legal battle. The unanimous decision was announced by Justice Marva McDonald-Bishop, who led the panel of judges, including Justices Paulette Williams and David Fraser. "Having regard to all considerations the court has taken into account, we conclude that the interest of justice do not require a new trial to be ordered for the appellants," McDonald-Bishop stated. "We therefore make the following order: judgments and verdicts of acquittal are entered in relation to the appellants."

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The New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct wants to remove Judge Erin Gall over racist remarks she made at a graduation party towards four black teenagers.