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南非警察腐败案关键人物认罪\n\n商人Vusimusi \"Cat\" Matlala与国家检察机关达成认罪协议，承认犯有腐败、欺诈和洗钱罪。他被控在2024年向高级警官行贿，为其旗下的健康公司Medicare24赢得一项价值3.6亿兰特的招标。如果该协议获得法院批准，Matlala将服刑八年。他还将出庭指证涉案的高级官员。Matlala还面临一项其予以否认的谋杀指控。\n\n欧盟因移民遣返争议收紧索马里人签证规定\n\n欧盟暂时收紧了索马里公民的签证规定，理由是索马里在接受遣返滞留欧盟成员国的本国国民方面合作不足。根据欧盟官方文件，各成员国已被指示暂停向索马里公民签发多次入境签证。该限制不适用于外交和公务护照持有者，包括高级政府官员。签证审理时间已延长。\n\n拉各斯建筑倒塌现场搜救持续，死亡人数上升\n\n拉各斯救援人员从Alakija一处倒塌的三层购物综合体废墟中救出26名幸存者。搜救行动仍在继续，目前已寻获9具遗体，其中包括一名女婴。拉各斯州紧急事务管理局（LASEMA）表示，应急团队仍对搜救出更多幸存者抱有希望。LASEMA正与拉各斯州消防救援局、国家紧急事务管理局（NEMA）、私营部门合作伙伴等共同开展工作。\n\n津巴布韦政府打击传统领袖非法土地出售行为

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Key Figure in South African Police Graft Scandal Pleads Guilty

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EU Tightens Visa Rules for Somalis Over Migrant Return Dispute

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Death Toll Rises As Rescue Efforts Continue at Lagos Collapse Site

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