Lusaka: Human rights groups and the law association demand an explanation as Zambia completely shuts down its court system. This unexpected move has raised concerns among citizens and various stakeholders regarding the implications for justice and governance in the country.According to France24.com, the closure of the court system in Zambia has prompted immediate reactions from both local and international observers. Human rights organizations and the law association are seeking clarity on the reasons behind this decision, fearing potential impacts on legal proceedings and access to justice for individuals across the nation.Meanwhile, in Guinea, efforts continue to rescue victims from a deadly landfill collapse. Rescuers are working tirelessly to unearth those affected by the tragic incident, as the community and authorities come together to address the consequences of this disaster.In Nigeria, the nation bids farewell to veteran Nollywood star Ogogo, who was laid to rest in his hometown. The actor, who succumbed to cancer at the age of 66, was mourned by heartbroken crowds who gathered to pay their respects and celebrate his contributions to the film industry.
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