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Sierra Leone's Minister of Information and Civic Education, Chernor Bah, has described the ongoing Admire Bio case as "justice in plain science," urging the public to better understand the country's legal process.

Speaking on AYV Television, the minister rejected claims of preferential treatment, stating that, to his knowledge, Admire Bio is not in prison.

He stressed that there is a significant legal distinction between an accused person and a convicted person, adding that the justice system should be allowed to run its course without interference.

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📢 Zimbabwe has increased the minimum monthly wage for domestic workers to US$90, offering some relief to thousands of household employees.

However, the new wage still lags behind comparable minimum pay levels in countries such as South Africa, Egypt, and Kenya, highlighting the ongoing challenge of ensuring decent wages and improved living standards for domestic workers across the region.