1. Rwanda’s Khashoggi Inaction by SA prosecutors has resulted in the inquest into the suspected murder of a Rwandan dissident in SA five years ago being struck from the roll of the Randburg magistrate’s court on Monday. The investigating officer has 14 days to explain what was done to arrest the Rwandan suspects, whose identities and whereabouts were known to the police. Colonel Patrick Karegeya was found dead in a Sandton hotel room in 2013. He was a close ally of President Paul Kagame until they had a falling out. Karegeya then went into exile. Some see the case as "Rwanda’s Khashoggi". Kagame opponents have been targeted for elimination in the US, Canada, Belgium, Kenya and Uganda. 2. Anti-vaxxer threat Vaccine hesitancy — people refusing to have themselves or their children vaccinated out of fear of contracting some kind of disorder — has been cited by the World Health Organisation as one of its 10 threats to global health in 2019, alongside more established dangers such as air ...
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