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Kenyan cult leader Paul Mackenzie is accused of ordering his followers to starve to death, promising them entry to heaven. Authorities have discovered more bodies near Kilifi, linking the deaths to one of Kenya’s worst cult tragedies.
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South Africa’s top court ruled that men can legally take their wives’ surnames, striking down a discriminatory law rooted in colonial-era norms. The decision affirms gender equality and allows couples more freedom in choosing family names.
Morocco
Rabat's National Museum of Jewelry displays a rich collection of traditional Moroccan jewelry, including Amazigh silver, urban pieces, and Saharan designs. Established in 1915 and recently restored, the museum not only highlights Moroccan craftsmanship but also explores the cultural and social significance of jewelry in events like weddings and religious celebrations. It serves as an educational space, promoting awareness of Morocco's cultural heritage.
Morocco
Princess Lalla Meryem, the eldest daughter of the late King Hassan II, turns 63 today. Each year on August 26, the day highlights her dedication to advancing women’s rights and protecting children.
Egypt
The Shanghai Museum has extended its hours for 168 consecutive hours during the final week of its "On Top of the Pyramid: The Civilization of Ancient Egypt" exhibition. Visitors can enjoy discounted late-night tickets for the event, which runs through August 17. The exhibition, which has attracted over 2.6 million visitors, features 788 Egyptian artifacts, including those from the Bubasteion of Saqqara. The museum's innovative initiatives, such as bringing cats to the exhibition and a virtual reality tour of the Pyramid of Khufu, have drawn significant attention. Co-hosted by the Shanghai Museum and Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities, the exhibition fosters cultural dialogue between China and Egypt.
Uganda
Teenage pregnancies are soaring in Uganda’s Acholi sub-region, driven by poverty, cultural taboos, and limited access to reproductive health services. Many young girls are forced to drop out of school and face health risks, highlighting a growing crisis that calls for urgent community and government action.