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• Group insists only fresh statutes will end nation’s challenges • Oba of Benin canvasses roles for traditional rulers • 36 states’ speakers seek review of impeachment procedures • Delta, Bayelsa, Edo seek devolution of power, others Agitations for a totally new constitution to pave way for total reform of the country’s ailing and comatose systems may have hit the rock. At a public hearing on the review of the constitution in Abuja, yesterday, the Senate declared that although a completely new constitution to replace the current one was desirable, the extant law does not support...

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PALIKIR, Pohnpei (FSM Information Services) — Via Civil Action Number 2021-007, the Supreme Court of the Federated States of Micronesia has partially dismissed claims from FSM citizens that the president

The Itasca County Board of Commissioners officially opposed the parole of James Shane Swanson this week and recommended his continued incarceration.  The recommendation came during the county board’s work session on Tuesday, April 20. The board felt the release of Swanson “would create an extreme safety risk.”  Swanson was convicted of four counts of first degree murder and one count of kidnapping on Dec. 14, 1994. Swanson and his co-defendant admitted to the killing of Carin Streufert in Aitkin County in the early hours of June 14, 1991.  On June 14, 1991, Streufert, ...

THE STANDARD RIFT VALLEY Both the principal and the student are of one school, police said. [Courtesy] Police in Kuresoi South, Nakuru County have arrested a high school principal accused of unprofessional association with a student sitting her KCSE exam. The school-head was arrested on Wednesday, April 14 after he allegedly drove home with the learner, who had completed her day’s exam. Both the principal and the student are of one school, police said. The age of the KCSE candidate is under investigation, with reports suggesting she might be over 18 years old. “We are seeking to establi...