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Ever Busy CBD was a ghost town in the early morning hours.

Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has called for peace in the country amid the ongoing anti-government demonstrations by the opposition Azimio coalition.

Karua urged Kenyans to demonstrate peacefully in their respective neighbourhoods.

"It is now time for them to retreat home and recharge in readiness for renewed action tomorrow."

Those arrested include nine leaders allied to Azimio Coalition.

Two people are dead and at least six others have been injured after a gunman opened fire inside a construction building in the New Zealand city of Auckland.

Dont know what will happen when the protesters go to the cbd, but definitely there was less use of force and there seems to have been an intention to allow the protests to kind of run themselves out, because the more the government pushes back, the more the temperatures rise.- pushes back, the more the temperatures rise. yes, so that relative peace _ temperatures rise. yes, so that relative peace will— temperatures rise. yes, so that relative peace will be _ temperatures rise. yes, so that| re...

He announced that the Coalition will resume demos on Wednesday.

State xenophobia remains a sobering truth in SA as migrants recount how they can’t trust the services they get from the police who they accuse of often looking at their nationalities rather than helping them.

Technical teams from Johannesburg Water continue to monitor the status of the affected system during the Rand Water 58-hour shutdown.