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2024-01-03 06:39:42

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2024-01-03 01:38:07

Jean Noel Ndour and Woury Dia were mentioned yesterday, at the bar of the Dakar flagrante delictos court. The two acolytes are brought to justice by Ndella Madior Diouf. They are accused of having kidnapped a three-month-old baby, one to save his household and complete his deception and the other for financial gain. Placed under arrest warrant on December 15, 2023, they risk 2 years of imprisonment including 6 months.

On December 13, 2023, the Special Cybersecurity Division received a complaint from the lady Ndella Madior Diouf. From the basis of the said complaint, she accuses Jean Noel Ndour and Wouri Dia of having removed, without her knowledge, a baby from her nursery, for purposes unknown to her, hence her decision to take legal action . During her hearing, the complainant declared that on the night of December 9 to 10, 2023, she noticed the disappearance of the baby, aged three (03) months, from her Sos Santé Keur Yeurmandé nursery. Immediately, her suspicions were focused on the name Woury Dia, who, a few days earlier, had questioned her for the adoption of a baby, with the aim of making her husband established in France believe that she had gave birth to a newborn. In addition, she indicates that the latter was helped by one of her security guards called Jean Noel Ndour because of the latter’s unprecedented and unjustified absence since then.

Summoned and heard regarding the facts, the accused confesses everything. Immediately admitted having given the baby to Woury Dia at his request. Indeed, according to her statement, for two weeks, the name Woury had presented herself every day at the nursery, lamenting, crying and begging the director to allow her to bring a newborn to her home, to deceptively show her husband, whom she had led to believe that she was pregnant, that she now has a baby. This is how they arranged to meet at the Cambérène Health Post, maintains the security guard, where he handed over the infant to Woury, in exchange for collecting the sum of 65,000 CFA francs.

Presented to the judges of the Dakar flagrante delictos court, Jean Noel defends himself first. A painter by trade, the father said he did this because the lady told him that Ndela Madior would have asked him for 4 million in exchange for an infant. For the photo taken without the knowledge of a lady who has recently given birth, he finally admits to having done it but always out of empathy. As for Woury, she said: “I had a miscarriage and I didn’t tell my husband. Eventually, I had to find a baby. I’ve been there five times. Ndela asked me to donate to adopt. I didn’t have enough money. I didn’t know the child was from the nursery,” she defends straight away.

However, the representative of the public prosecutor regrets the use of the child to save a household. The prosecutor requires two years for this purpose, including 6 months once morest the two defendants with a fine of 200 thousand CFA francs. The defense lawyers in turn requested leniency from the court, citing the essence of the case which saved at least 40 children. However, Woury and Jean will have to be patient. The judge will deliver his deliberations on January 9.

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2024-01-03 03:38:15

Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – Activists circulated on social media video clips of a speech delivered by the Secretary-General of the Lebanese Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, threatening a “strong response” if an assassination occurred on Lebanese soil.

Nasrallah’s circulated speech he delivered last August, in which he said: “Any assassination on Lebanese soil that targets a Lebanese, Palestinian, Iranian, Syrian, or any affiliated group he belongs to will certainly have a strong reaction and it cannot be tolerated and cannot be tolerated. We will not allow an arena to be opened.” Lebanon is once once more subject to assassinations…

The circulation of Nasrallah’s statements comes following the Lebanese News Agency announced that the leader of the Hamas movement, Saleh Al-Arouri, was killed in a missile attack carried out by an “Israeli drone” on the movement’s office in Beirut, on Tuesday evening, according to the agency.

Al-Aqsa Channel, affiliated with Hamas, said on its Telegram account: “The deputy head of the Hamas Political Bureau, Sheikh Mujahid Commander Saleh Al-Arouri, was martyred in a treacherous Zionist raid in Beirut.”

For his part, Israeli army spokesman Daniel Hagari avoided a journalist’s question regarding his comment on the killing of prominent Hamas leader Saleh al-Arouri in an alleged Israeli raid in southern Beirut on Tuesday. Hagari said, in response to a question during his daily press conference: “We We are focusing on the fight once morest Hamas.” He added: “The Israeli army is in very high readiness in all fields, defense and attack… We are fully prepared for any scenario.” He continued: “The most important thing we must say tonight is that we are focusing on fighting Hamas and there is terrorist activity.” to Hamas in various arenas,” in response to a question posed by a reporter regarding what Israel knows regarding the nature of “the weapons that Hamas possesses in Lebanon.”

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2024-01-03 05:00:00

Already the mother of a 14-month-old little boy, MP Marwah Rizqy is pregnant. If she hadn’t chosen to focus on her family right now, the politician would be running for the Liberal leadership. The elected official is not closing the door to running for the leadership of her party when her children are older.

Luck smiled on him for a second time. Fertility treatments have worked once more for the MP for Saint-Laurent, whose delivery is scheduled for the end of June. “We’re expecting a second baby!” she exclaims with a smile, in an interview with our Parliamentary Office.

The politician makes no secret of the fact that resorting to in vitro fertilization to conceive a child is taxing, both physically and psychologically. Failures are painful. “It’s a little mental marathon,” she illustrates. When it doesn’t work, you can’t cry for too long because your next treatment comes quickly.

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In a relationship with Liberal MP Gregory Kelley, Marwah Rizqy recognizes that political-family reconciliation is also quite a challenge. Having neither right to parental leave, the two elected officials often had to drag little Gabriel from Montreal to Quebec and take turns to sit in Parliament, whether in the Blue Room or for long hours in parliamentary committees. “When we finished last June, I was really exhausted,” she recalls.

Of course, the brand new daycare at the National Assembly, open since the fall, is of great help with young children. The Liberal does not want to be judge and party in this debate, but she nevertheless questions the absence of parental leave for provincial deputies, while municipal and federal elected officials are entitled to it.

Especially when she is in her constituency, Marwah Rizqy has had to learn to say no and impose shorter working days. No more activities that end at eleven o’clock or midnight. From now on, she warns the organizers that she must leave to be at her little one’s bedside before he falls into Morpheus’s arms.

Constant pressure for the chiefdom

And even if she has already announced her colors regarding the PLQ leadership race, which will take place without her in 2025, Marwah Rizqy is still under pressure. When they are not columnists, people hang on to him in the street to encourage him to embark on the adventure.

“It always makes me smile a little bit when people say to me: “We’re going to keep your child!” The goal is not to keep him, it’s to educate him! And that’s my role!”

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She decided to focus on her family in the short term, but the politician admits to having been tempted by the Liberal leadership. If it weren’t for the pregnancy and little Gabriel, she would be in the running to succeed Dominique Anglade.

“I love my party, and I am not disembodied from my party. I see the situation, like everyone else and I too just want to get things back on track… and I like challenges, so spontaneously, if someone asks me the question, it’s sure that the answer , It’s a yes! I felt ready.”

The PLQ will not disappear

At the start of her first term, she didn’t even think she would have children. His meeting with Gregory Kelley changed the trajectory of his life. She is also incapable of projecting herself into the very long-term future. The 38-year-old takes on one political mandate at a time.

For the next few years, these children will still be too small. But it does not close the door to running for the Liberal throne when they are older. “If I always have something relevant to contribute,” she specifies.

And despite the bad polls, she is firmly convinced of one thing: “The PLQ will not disappear.”

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