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His criticism comes as immigration authorities are reportedly planning an operation in Minnesota's large Somali community targeting people with deportation orders.
The series, Sean Combs: The Reckoning, started streaming on Tuesday and has been promoted as an intense look at his life, career and the case that saw him convicted on prostitution-related charges this year. Combs’ side maintains that the project is unfair, unlawful and shaped by a long-time rival.
The former Honduran leader had been convicted in March 2024 for helping move cocaine into the US and for possessing machine guns. Trump announced the pardon last Friday, saying Hernández had been “treated very harshly and unfairly”, a position he repeated during a talk with reporters on Air Force One on Sunday.
Suluhu said that some individuals used the protests to break into police stations and attack businesses, actions she said could not be ignored.
Reports indicate that at least 402 people, mostly children, have been kidnapped since mid-November, according to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.
The president suggested that foreign forces played a role in fomenting unrest, saying Tanzania’s stability “has irritated outsiders” who sought to destabilise the nation after failing in their own territories.
While the White House expressed optimism on Monday, with Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt saying the administration “feels very optimistic” about a potential agreement, Zelensky offered a more cautious assessment on X, noting the talks were “very constructive” but that “some tough issues still have to be worked through.”
Joaquin Guzman Lopez, one of four sons of the jailed Sinaloa cartel leader, pleaded guilty to drug trafficking and continuing criminal enterprise -- reversing the original not guilty stance he took after his July 2024 arrest in Texas, court filings showed.
Ekane, 74, was a senior member of an opposition coalition that endorsed Issa Tchiroma Bakary in the October presidential election.
Riley arrived in the port city on Monday with a delegation of senior officials as part of a working visit to the region.
Chadema accuses Tanzanian authorities of unlawfully blocking party leaders from visiting National Chairperson Tundu Lissu at Ukonga Prison, calling it a rights violation and warning of rising political repression.
The alert comes after unrest following Tanzania’s October 29 elections, which saw widespread destruction of public property, violence against civilians, internet shutdowns, and major travel disruptions.