Ghana targets a weekend university return, but GAUA consultations and campus notices remain key. Here is what UG and KNUST students should check. ACCRA, October 13, 2026 — Ghana’s Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has asked the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission to prepare public universities for a possible weekend reopening following talks on October 12. The government wants academic work to resume on October 19, but students still need confirmed instructions from their universities as administrators consider whether to suspend their strike. The immediate question for families is when students should actually travel. A ministerial expectation does not itself provide a reporting date for every campus, programme or year group. When will Ghana’s universities reopen? The government wants universities ready for a weekend return and academic work on October 19, 2026. GAUA is consulting its members, while UG and KNUST have postponed their earlier reopening dates. Students should use a revised notice from their own university before arranging their return. Government sets out its preferred timetable According to MyJoyOnline’s account of the minister’s remarks , the discussions involved the Ghana Association of University Administrators, the Technical University Senior Administrators Association of Ghana and GTEC. Iddrisu asked GTEC to have public universities announce reopening dates towards the weekend. His stated aim was to protect the academic calendar and allow teaching to resume the following Monday. “It is my expectation that the universities can reopen towards the weekend,” he said. The wording is significant for students: it describes the timetable the minister wants to achieve. It does not establish that all arrangements for returning students have been completed. The outcome still depends on the labour discussions and subsequent institutional announcements. GAUA must consult its members GAUA’s position after the meeting was that its leadership would take the outcome to members before deciding whether to suspend the industrial action. MyJoyOnline reported that a decision was expected after Tuesday, October 13, without a specific consultation date being announced. Continue Reading Full Article EDUCATION Ghana University Reopening: What Students Should Know About GAUA Talks By Kamau Bahati Entertainment Editor Kamau Bahati Home Comment Oct 13, 2026 Oct 13, 2026 5 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: ACCRA, October 13, 2026 — Ghana’s Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has asked the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission to prepare public universities for a possible weekend reopening following talks on October 12. The government wants academic work to resume on October 19, but students still need confirmed instructions from their universities as administrators consider whether to suspend their strike. The immediate question for families is when students should actually travel. A ministerial expectation does not itself provide a reporting date for every campus, programme or year group. When will Ghana’s universities reopen? The government wants universities ready for a weekend return and academic work on October 19, 2026. GAUA is consulting its members, while UG and KNUST have postponed their earlier reopening dates. Students should use a revised notice from their own university before arranging their return. Government sets out its preferred timetable According to MyJoyOnline’s account of the minister’s remarks , the discussions involved the Ghana Association of University Administrators, the Technical University Senior Administrators Association of Ghana and GTEC. Iddrisu asked GTEC to have public universities announce reopening dates towards the weekend. His stated aim was to protect the academic calendar and allow teaching to resume the following Monday. “It is my expectation that the universities can reopen towards the weekend,” he said. The wording is significant for students: it describes the timetable the minister wants to achieve. It does not establish that all arrangements for returning students have been completed. The outcome still depends on the labour discussions and subsequent institutional announcements. ADVERTISEMENT GAUA must consult its members GAUA’s position after the meeting was that its leadership would take the outcome to members before deciding whether to suspend the industrial action. MyJoyOnline reported that a decision was expected after Tuesday, October 13, without a specific consultation date being announced. That leaves an important step between the meeting and a return to work. Students should not read the holding of talks as confirmation that the strike has ended. The same report describes the dispute as concerning differences in the Interim Market Premium paid to teaching and non-teaching senior members. Its account of the union’s position concerns remuneration; it does not record a completed settlement accepted by members. The Ghana News Agency’s report on the talks also described the Education Ministry’s appeal for constructive engagement through established negotiation mechanisms. That appeal explains the purpose of the meeting, rather than proving an agreement was reached. What KNUST has formally announced KNUST’s official October 9 notice postponed reopening for the 2026/2027 academic year. The university had originally planned to reopen on October 13. ADVERTISEMENT The University Relations Office explicitly linked the decision to the GAUA strike and its effect on operations and administration. It said management would communicate a revised reopening date later. For KNUST students, the practical next step is to look for that replacement announcement. An old academic calendar or previously issued travel plan should be checked against the postponement before it is used to organise a return to Kumasi. The indefinite postponement does not supply an alternative date. It also does not mean the academic year has been cancelled. UG registration remains a separate task The University of Ghana’s October 10 notice postponed its planned October 12 reopening, with a revised date to follow. Graphic Online reproduced the university’s notice , which also instructed students to complete online academic registration using its earlier procedure. UG said registration would secure places for classes and eligibility for the forthcoming random bed allocation exercise. Eligibility to participate should not be mistaken for a confirmed room allocation. The notice did not state a reason for postponement. That distinction should be preserved even though the broader disruption to university administration has been widely reported. Trending Now Kenya, China Sign Deal for 80 Off-Grid Solar Systems . Energy and Power Kenya Ebola: Five Patients Discharged, 52 Contacts Monitored . Public Health Alerts DRC Opens London Forum Seeking Partnerships, Not Aid . | Economy Kenya's Rironi–Naivasha Highway: 90% Earthworks, December Target . Transport and Logistics Popular Today Energy and Power Africa Energy Bank Explained: Funding, Purpose and Projects . Technology and Innovation NCC Device Checker Guide: Check Your Phone Safely . Banking and Finance UBEC Funds: Unspent Grants and Nigeria’s Classroom Delivery . Social Service Enugu Power Outage Guide: November Dates, Hours and Affected Feeders . Economic Reports Nigeria Public-Assets Bill: Proposed Commission Explained . ADVERTISEMENT Students can therefore have registration work to complete while still awaiting permission or instructions to report physically. Anyone experiencing a problem should retain the relevant confirmation or error message when seeking help through university channels. Check the notice for your own institution The situation is not identical across Ghana’s universities. In Daily Graphic’s October 12 reporting , University of Health and Allied Sciences Vice-Chancellor Professor Lydia Aziato said her institution had not postponed reopening. That was the position described in that report; students should still check for subsequent institutional instructions. Before making a journey, confirm the notice’s issue date, the students it covers, the reporting date and any separate accommodation arrangements. Families considering tickets should check change conditions while final instructions are outstanding. 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Police arrested a third suspect in the DJ Warras murder investigation. One man is convicted; allegations against two others remain unresolved. South African police arrested Hlengiwe Goodness Buthelezi, described as the third suspect in the investigation into the killing of radio and television personality DJ Warras. She was taken into custody in KwaZulu-Natal and transferred to Gauteng for court proceedings. Her arrest does not establish guilt. What is the latest in the DJ Warras murder case? Police arrested Hlengiwe Goodness Buthelezi in Msinga, KwaZulu-Natal, on 9 September 2026. She is accused of involvement in the alleged conspiracy surrounding Warrick “DJ Warras” Stock's killing. One man has been convicted, while the cases against Buthelezi and another accused remain unresolved. Hlengiwe Buthelezi arrested in Msinga Buthelezi was arrested at a homestead in the Ngcengeni area of Msinga on 9 September, according to Jacaranda FM's report citing KwaZulu-Natal police . Police transferred her to Gauteng, where investigators handling the case are based. SABC News reported that the 40-year-old was expected to appear in the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court on 11 September. The planned appearance was prospective at the time of the report; the court must confirm the charges, representation and next date on the record. Reports describe Buthelezi as wanted in connection with an alleged conspiracy and murder. Those descriptions are accusations, not findings. She is entitled to the presumption of innocence unless convicted by a court. Who was DJ Warras? DJ Warras was the professional name of Warrick Stock, a South African broadcaster, club DJ and media personality. He worked in radio and television and was known for presenting entertainment programmes and engaging publicly on issues affecting central Johannesburg. Stock was shot and killed in Johannesburg's central business district on 16 December 2025. His death prompted a murder investigation that later produced several arrests and separate court proceedings. Continue Reading Full Article CRIME PREVENTION Third Suspect Arrested in DJ Warras Murder Case By Kamau Bahati Entertainment Editor Kamau Bahati Home Comment Sep 11, 2026 Sep 11, 2026 4 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: South African police arrested Hlengiwe Goodness Buthelezi, described as the third suspect in the investigation into the killing of radio and television personality DJ Warras. She was taken into custody in KwaZulu-Natal and transferred to Gauteng for court proceedings. Her arrest does not establish guilt. What is the latest in the DJ Warras murder case? Police arrested Hlengiwe Goodness Buthelezi in Msinga, KwaZulu-Natal, on 9 September 2026. She is accused of involvement in the alleged conspiracy surrounding Warrick “DJ Warras” Stock's killing. One man has been convicted, while the cases against Buthelezi and another accused remain unresolved. Hlengiwe Buthelezi arrested in Msinga Buthelezi was arrested at a homestead in the Ngcengeni area of Msinga on 9 September, according to Jacaranda FM's report citing KwaZulu-Natal police . Police transferred her to Gauteng, where investigators handling the case are based. SABC News reported that the 40-year-old was expected to appear in the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court on 11 September. The planned appearance was prospective at the time of the report; the court must confirm the charges, representation and next date on the record. ADVERTISEMENT Reports describe Buthelezi as wanted in connection with an alleged conspiracy and murder. Those descriptions are accusations, not findings. She is entitled to the presumption of innocence unless convicted by a court. Who was DJ Warras? DJ Warras was the professional name of Warrick Stock, a South African broadcaster, club DJ and media personality. He worked in radio and television and was known for presenting entertainment programmes and engaging publicly on issues affecting central Johannesburg. Stock was shot and killed in Johannesburg's central business district on 16 December 2025. His death prompted a murder investigation that later produced several arrests and separate court proceedings. Public interest in the case has grown as investigators have described different alleged roles for the people arrested. Keeping those roles separate is important because only one accused person has been convicted so far. The case against the three suspects The first man convicted in the case was Joaquim Armando Pacula. He pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced to an effective 25 years in prison. The Sunday Tribune's sentencing report records that conviction and sentence. ADVERTISEMENT Another accused, Vusimuzi Majola, remains in custody and has not been convicted. Reports say his case is continuing in the High Court after bail was denied. The state alleges that Buthelezi shared information about Stock and his partner's vehicles with Majola. SABC reported the allegation as part of the prosecution's account. It has not yet been tested through a completed trial, and no article should describe it as an established fact. The Bulrushes also reported that Buthelezi was arrested in Msinga and handed over to Gauteng investigators. The independent reports agree on the arrest and transfer, while the alleged criminal responsibility remains for the courts to decide. Why the legal distinction matters The case now contains three different legal statuses. Pacula has pleaded guilty and been sentenced. Majola is an accused person whose case remains pending. Buthelezi has been arrested and was expected to make an initial court appearance. Those statuses cannot be used interchangeably. An arrest means police have taken a person into custody. A charge means prosecutors have formally accused someone. A conviction follows a guilty plea or a court finding after evidence is heard. Trending Now Kenya, China Sign Deal for 80 Off-Grid Solar Systems . Energy and Power Kenya Ebola: Five Patients Discharged, 52 Contacts Monitored . Public Health Alerts DRC Opens London Forum Seeking Partnerships, Not Aid . | Economy Kenya's Rironi–Naivasha Highway: 90% Earthworks, December Target . Transport and Logistics Popular Today Justice & Crime Julius Mkhwanazi, Kagiso Lerutla: Court Case Explained . Sports Trends Khanyisa Mayo Return Update: What Da Cruz Has Said . Elections Monitoring South Africa Special Voting: Hours, IDs and Home Visits . Agriculture Mpumalanga Food Market opens: farmer and buyer guide . Civil Society Cornubia Housing Handover: What Is Delivered and Still Due? . ADVERTISEMENT The distinction is especially important in a high-profile case where repeated headlines can make allegations appear settled before a trial. Reporting should name the source of each allegation and avoid calling any unconvicted suspect a murderer. At Buthelezi's first appearance, the court is expected to confirm the charges and address her legal representation, custody position and future dates. Prosecutors may also explain whether her case will be joined with related proceedings. Majola's case continues separately unless a court orders otherwise. Pacula's conviction remains the only completed criminal outcome among the three people publicly connected to the case in the reviewed sources. Further reporting should rely on the court record for the exact charge wording, any bail application and any consolidation of cases. Police suspicions and prosecution allegations remain subject to challenge. 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Actor Derek Dixon sues Tyler Perry for $260M over alleged sexual harassment, assault, and retaliation during his time on The Oval and Ruthless. LOS ANGELES, USA, Media mogul Tyler Perry is at the center of a shocking $260 million lawsuit filed by actor Derek Dixon, who accuses the Hollywood billionaire of sexual assault, harassment, and professional retaliation during his time working on Perry’s TV shows The Oval and Ruthless. Dixon alleges that Perry used his industry power to create a “coercive and sexually exploitative” environment, promising career growth while allegedly subjecting him to escalating abuse when he refused Perry’s sexual advances. According to the lawsuit, Dixon first met Perry at a 2019 event for Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta. What began as a career opportunity, he claims, spiraled into unwanted advances, sexual manipulation, and threats to his professional future. Mr. Perry made it clear to Dixon that if he didn’t keep him ‘happy,’ his character would be killed off,” the lawsuit reads. Dixon was eventually cast in both Ruthless and The Oval, but alleges that Perry continually pressured him with inappropriate comments, physical advances, and private encounters, including incidents where Perry allegedly pinned him to a wall and fondled him on set, and in another instance, entered Dixon’s guest bedroom uninvited and touched him inappropriately. Tyler Perry’s legal team has strongly denied the claims, calling the lawsuit a “shakedown.” This is an individual who got close to Tyler Perry for what now appears to be nothing more than setting up a scam,” Perry’s attorney Matthew Boyd said in a statement. “But Tyler will not be shaken down, and we are confident these fabricated claims will fail.” The lawsuit also compares Perry’s alleged behavior to figures like Harvey Weinstein, R. Kelly, and Diddy, stating that his power and success in Hollywood have created a dangerous culture of impunity. Tyler Perry has been using his influence to molest, abuse, and exploit young male actors and employees,” the complaint alleges, adding that the film mogul has a pattern of targeting vulnerable talent under the guise of mentorship. Dixon claims he eventually walked away from his role on The Oval and declined an offer to work as a writer for Perry, citing continued harassment and emotional trauma. Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment Jun 19, 2025 May 15, 2026 3 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: LOS ANGELES, USA, Media mogul Tyler Perry is at the center of a shocking $260 million lawsuit filed by actor Derek Dixon, who accuses the Hollywood billionaire of sexual assault, harassment, and professional retaliation during his time working on Perry’s TV shows The Oval and Ruthless. Dixon alleges that Perry used his industry power to create a “coercive and sexually exploitative” environment, promising career growth while allegedly subjecting him to escalating abuse when he refused Perry’s sexual advances. According to the lawsuit, Dixon first met Perry at a 2019 event for Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta. What began as a career opportunity, he claims, spiraled into unwanted advances, sexual manipulation, and threats to his professional future. ADVERTISEMENT Mr. Perry made it clear to Dixon that if he didn’t keep him ‘happy,’ his character would be killed off,” the lawsuit reads. Dixon was eventually cast in both Ruthless and The Oval, but alleges that Perry continually pressured him with inappropriate comments, physical advances, and private encounters, including incidents where Perry allegedly pinned him to a wall and fondled him on set, and in another instance, entered Dixon’s guest bedroom uninvited and touched him inappropriately. Tyler Perry’s legal team has strongly denied the claims, calling the lawsuit a “shakedown.” This is an individual who got close to Tyler Perry for what now appears to be nothing more than setting up a scam,” Perry’s attorney Matthew Boyd said in a statement. “But Tyler will not be shaken down, and we are confident these fabricated claims will fail.” The lawsuit also compares Perry’s alleged behavior to figures like Harvey Weinstein, R. Kelly, and Diddy, stating that his power and success in Hollywood have created a dangerous culture of impunity. Tyler Perry has been using his influence to molest, abuse, and exploit young male actors and employees,” the complaint alleges, adding that the film mogul has a pattern of targeting vulnerable talent under the guise of mentorship. Dixon claims he eventually walked away from his role on The Oval and declined an offer to work as a writer for Perry, citing continued harassment and emotional trauma. ADVERTISEMENT What’s Next? The case is now before a Los Angeles court, where both sides are expected to present evidence. Meanwhile, Perry, a symbol of Black excellence in entertainment, faces one of the most serious allegations of his career, both personally and professionally. As the story develops, questions around power, consent, and accountability in the entertainment industry are once again under public scrutiny. Trending Now Master P Faces Son Mercy Miller in College Basketball Clash . Entertainment Taylor Swift’s ‘End of an Era’ Docuseries Moves Fans to Tears . Entertainment Kim Kardashian Faces Setback as Mentor Discusses Bar Exam Effort . Entertainment U.S. Vows to Hold Rwanda, M23 Accountable for Congo War Crimes . Washington Peace Accord Popular Today Justice & Crime Trump Moves to Remove Rwanda and South Africa From AGOA . Biography Who Is Maya Boyd, Marvel’s New Storm Actress? . Entertainment Jay-Z’s New York Show Delayed After Security Breach . 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Kaizer Chiefs and Thabo Cele have ended his contract by mutual agreement. Here is what the club confirmed and what remains unknown. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Kaizer Chiefs confirmed on Monday, 7 September 2026, that the club and midfielder Thabo Cele had ended his contract by mutual agreement. The decision closes an 18-month spell in which the South African international played 36 matches in domestic and CAF competitions and won the Nedbank Cup. The announcement makes Cele available to pursue another club. Chiefs did not disclose a financial settlement, identify his next destination or say that he had signed elsewhere. Has Thabo Cele left Kaizer Chiefs? Yes. Kaizer Chiefs confirmed on 7 September 2026 that the club and Cele mutually terminated his contract. The midfielder leaves after 36 appearances and a Nedbank Cup win. No new club or contract terms had been announced when this report was updated. Chiefs confirms a mutual departure The official Kaizer Chiefs statement says the decision followed discussions between the two parties. The club framed the separation as an opportunity for Cele to seek a new challenge while Chiefs continues reshaping its squad for the 2026/27 season. That wording is important. Cele was not announced as having been transferred to another team, and the club did not describe the move as a sale. A mutual termination means the existing agreement has ended with both parties' consent. Until a new employer announces him, reports linking the midfielder to a particular team remain speculation. FARPost reported that Cele leaves as a free agent. Its account also notes that injuries reduced his playing time during the previous season, although Chiefs did not give selection or medical reasons for the termination in its statement. An 18-month spell ended with 36 appearances Cele joined Chiefs in January 2025 after building much of his senior career in Europe. He made his Chiefs debut in a Soweto Derby the following month and went on to play 36 times across domestic and continental competitions, according to the club. His most important team achievement at Naturena came in the 2025 Nedbank Cup. Chiefs credited Cele as part of the squad that lifted the trophy four months after his arrival. The cup victory gave his short spell a significant place in the club's recent history even though he did not complete the 2026/27 campaign. Continue Reading Full Article SPORTS TRENDS Thabo Cele Leaves Kaizer Chiefs After Contract Ends By Truce Elikia Art & Culture Journalist Truce Elikia Home Comment Sep 8, 2026 Sep 8, 2026 4 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Kaizer Chiefs confirmed on Monday, 7 September 2026, that the club and midfielder Thabo Cele had ended his contract by mutual agreement. The decision closes an 18-month spell in which the South African international played 36 matches in domestic and CAF competitions and won the Nedbank Cup. The announcement makes Cele available to pursue another club. Chiefs did not disclose a financial settlement, identify his next destination or say that he had signed elsewhere. Has Thabo Cele left Kaizer Chiefs? Yes. Kaizer Chiefs confirmed on 7 September 2026 that the club and Cele mutually terminated his contract. The midfielder leaves after 36 appearances and a Nedbank Cup win. No new club or contract terms had been announced when this report was updated. Chiefs confirms a mutual departure The official Kaizer Chiefs statement says the decision followed discussions between the two parties. The club framed the separation as an opportunity for Cele to seek a new challenge while Chiefs continues reshaping its squad for the 2026/27 season. That wording is important. Cele was not announced as having been transferred to another team, and the club did not describe the move as a sale. A mutual termination means the existing agreement has ended with both parties' consent. Until a new employer announces him, reports linking the midfielder to a particular team remain speculation. ADVERTISEMENT FARPost reported that Cele leaves as a free agent. Its account also notes that injuries reduced his playing time during the previous season, although Chiefs did not give selection or medical reasons for the termination in its statement. An 18-month spell ended with 36 appearances Cele joined Chiefs in January 2025 after building much of his senior career in Europe. He made his Chiefs debut in a Soweto Derby the following month and went on to play 36 times across domestic and continental competitions, according to the club. His most important team achievement at Naturena came in the 2025 Nedbank Cup. Chiefs credited Cele as part of the squad that lifted the trophy four months after his arrival. The cup victory gave his short spell a significant place in the club's recent history even though he did not complete the 2026/27 campaign. Independent coverage from the Sunday Tribune and FARPost matches the core details of the club announcement: the agreement ended mutually, Cele made 36 appearances and he won the Nedbank Cup. ADVERTISEMENT Cele's international and Olympic background Cele was born in KwaMashu and represented South Africa before arriving at Chiefs. The International Olympic Committee athlete record lists him as a South African footballer who competed at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and records 1997 as his birth year. He also formed part of Bafana Bafana squads during his career. The South African Football Association included him in its player material for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. Those national-team and Olympic credentials help explain why his departure has attracted attention beyond Chiefs supporters. Before returning to South Africa, Cele gained experience in Portugal, Poland and Russia. That overseas background gives him options, but there is no verified basis yet for naming a preferred league or next club. Trending Now Kenya, China Sign Deal for 80 Off-Grid Solar Systems . Energy and Power Kenya Ebola: Five Patients Discharged, 52 Contacts Monitored . Public Health Alerts DRC Opens London Forum Seeking Partnerships, Not Aid . | Economy Kenya's Rironi–Naivasha Highway: 90% Earthworks, December Target . Transport and Logistics Popular Today Justice & Crime Julius Mkhwanazi, Kagiso Lerutla: Court Case Explained . Sports Trends Khanyisa Mayo Return Update: What Da Cruz Has Said . Elections Monitoring South Africa Special Voting: Hours, IDs and Home Visits . Agriculture Mpumalanga Food Market opens: farmer and buyer guide . Civil Society Cornubia Housing Handover: What Is Delivered and Still Due? . ADVERTISEMENT What happens next The immediate question is whether Cele joins another South African side or returns abroad. Because his Chiefs contract has ended, another club would not need to negotiate a transfer fee with Chiefs, although any registration must still comply with the relevant league and transfer-window rules. For Chiefs, the move is another part of the squad changes being made for the 2026/27 season. The club's announcement did not name a direct replacement or specify whether another midfielder will be signed. The next reliable update should come from Cele, his representative, a receiving club or a league registration. Until then, his confirmed status is straightforward: he has left Kaizer Chiefs by mutual agreement and is free to pursue a new opportunity. 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Rwandan singer Clarisse Karasira returns with “Abandi Bana,” a song highlighting social media pressure and urging self-acceptance. Rwandan singer Clarisse Karasira has released a new song titled “Abandi Bana,” marking her return to the music scene after an 11-month break. The song was officially released on Saturday, January 23, 2026. Currently based in the United States, Karasira said the song addresses the growing pressure many people face due to comparisons fueled by social media. According to the artist, “Abandi Bana” aims to remind listeners—particularly young people—to avoid measuring their lives against curated images and lifestyles seen online. In an interview with InyaRwanda , Karasira explained that the song was inspired by everyday experiences that many people go through but rarely discuss openly. She noted that social media often presents only positive moments, concealing the struggles behind them. The artist emphasized that constant exposure to idealized online content can cause individuals to lose focus on their own personal journeys. She added that people may feel pressured to imitate lives they do not fully understand, leading to unnecessary stress and dissatisfaction. The music video for “Abandi Bana” reflects ordinary daily life, highlighting the importance of embracing one’s own path rather than aspiring to live like others. Karasira said the visuals were intentionally designed to reinforce the song’s message of self-acceptance and reflection. Known for producing music with strong social themes, Clarisse Karasira continues to use her platform to address contemporary issues. “Abandi Bana” reinforces her reputation as an artist committed to delivering messages that resonate with real-life challenges faced by modern society. Source: InyaRwanda Continue Reading Full Article ENTERTAINMENT Clarisse Karasira Releases New Song Addressing Social Media Pressure By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Jan 25, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Rwandan singer Clarisse Karasira has released a new song titled “Abandi Bana,” marking her return to the music scene after an 11-month break. The song was officially released on Saturday, January 23, 2026. Currently based in the United States, Karasira said the song addresses the growing pressure many people face due to comparisons fueled by social media. According to the artist, “Abandi Bana” aims to remind listeners—particularly young people—to avoid measuring their lives against curated images and lifestyles seen online. In an interview with InyaRwanda , Karasira explained that the song was inspired by everyday experiences that many people go through but rarely discuss openly. She noted that social media often presents only positive moments, concealing the struggles behind them. ADVERTISEMENT The artist emphasized that constant exposure to idealized online content can cause individuals to lose focus on their own personal journeys. She added that people may feel pressured to imitate lives they do not fully understand, leading to unnecessary stress and dissatisfaction. The music video for “Abandi Bana” reflects ordinary daily life, highlighting the importance of embracing one’s own path rather than aspiring to live like others. Karasira said the visuals were intentionally designed to reinforce the song’s message of self-acceptance and reflection. ADVERTISEMENT Known for producing music with strong social themes, Clarisse Karasira continues to use her platform to address contemporary issues. “Abandi Bana” reinforces her reputation as an artist committed to delivering messages that resonate with real-life challenges faced by modern society. 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Yves Sakila’s death in Dublin has sparked protests, investigations and calls for security reform Ireland is facing growing calls for accountability and security reform after Yves Sakila, a 35-year-old Congolese man, died after being restrained outside Arnotts department store in Dublin on May 15. Sakila had reportedly been suspected of shoplifting before being chased and detained by private security guards on Henry Street. Video of the incident showed him pinned to the ground for several minutes before becoming motionless, according to AP . Irish police are investigating the death, while the police ombudsman is also examining the Garda response. RTÉ reported that Ireland’s Special Rapporteur on Racism and Racial Equality has called for an independent investigation. Prime Minister Micheál Martin has urged a thorough inquiry, saying many people are concerned about what happened. The Irish Times reported that Sakila’s family had still not been told the cause of death days after the incident. The case has sparked vigils and protests in Dublin, with campaigners demanding transparency, anti-racism training and stronger rules on the use of force by civilian security personnel. Arnotts said it was deeply saddened by Sakila’s death and is reviewing its contracted security services. Source: Associated press HUMAN RIGHTS Ireland Faces Reform Calls After Congolese Man Yves Sakila’s Death By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment May 22, 2026 May 22, 2026 1 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Ireland is facing growing calls for accountability and security reform after Yves Sakila, a 35-year-old Congolese man, died after being restrained outside Arnotts department store in Dublin on May 15. Sakila had reportedly been suspected of shoplifting before being chased and detained by private security guards on Henry Street. Video of the incident showed him pinned to the ground for several minutes before becoming motionless, according to AP . ADVERTISEMENT Irish police are investigating the death, while the police ombudsman is also examining the Garda response. RTÉ reported that Ireland’s Special Rapporteur on Racism and Racial Equality has called for an independent investigation. Prime Minister Micheál Martin has urged a thorough inquiry, saying many people are concerned about what happened. The Irish Times reported that Sakila’s family had still not been told the cause of death days after the incident. ADVERTISEMENT The case has sparked vigils and protests in Dublin, with campaigners demanding transparency, anti-racism training and stronger rules on the use of force by civilian security personnel. Arnotts said it was deeply saddened by Sakila’s death and is reviewing its contracted security services. Source: Associated press Trending Now Kenya, China Sign Deal for 80 Off-Grid Solar Systems . Energy and Power Kenya Ebola: Five Patients Discharged, 52 Contacts Monitored . Public Health Alerts DRC Opens London Forum Seeking Partnerships, Not Aid . | Economy Kenya's Rironi–Naivasha Highway: 90% Earthworks, December Target . Transport and Logistics Popular Today | Economy DRC Opens London Forum Seeking Partnerships, Not Aid . Justice & Crime Trump Moves to Remove Rwanda and South Africa From AGOA . Justice & Crime Rwanda Accused of Deporting Congolese Civilians in South Kivu . Scholarships Russia Confirms 100 Scholarships for Congolese Students . Patriotism Tshisekedi Urges Congolese in Russia to Be DRC Ambassadors . ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles | Economy DRC Opens London Forum Seeking Partnerships, Not Aid DR Congo opens a UK investment forum in London with nearly 90 British investors, seeking partnerships . Justice & Crime Trump Moves to Remove Rwanda and South Africa From AGOA Trump plans to remove Rwanda and South Africa from AGOA trade benefits starting January 1, 2027 . Justice & Crime Rwanda Accused of Deporting Congolese Civilians in South Kivu South Kivu accuses Rwandan forces and M23 of forcibly displacing civilians in Katogota, . Scholarships Russia Confirms 100 Scholarships for Congolese Students Russia confirms 100 government scholarship places for Congolese students, reaffirming education . Tags DR.Congo DR.Congo Ireland Ireland DR Congo News DR Congo News

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