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Coast Police Commander Issues Shoot-to-Kill Directive Against Machete Gangs — Coast Regional Police Commander Ali Nuno authorizes the use of firearms against panga-wielding criminals terrorizing residents in Mombasa, Kilifi, and Kwale. •
Former French Minister Jack Lang Denies Epstein-Linked Allegations Amid New Financial Probe — Jack Lang, former French minister, labels allegations stemming from the Epstein files as baseless following the opening of a preliminary investigation in France. •
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AI Giants Invest Heavily in Super Bowl 60 Advertisements — Google, Amazon, and Meta are confirmed to showcase artificial intelligence tools during Super Bowl 60, marking a significant shift in high-stakes marketing. •
Apple Updates Phone App in iOS 26 with Call Screening — Apple has released a significant update to the Phone app in iOS 26, introducing a comprehensive redesign and advanced call screening capabilities. •
Coast Police Commander Issues Shoot-to-Kill Directive Against Machete Gangs — Coast Regional Police Commander Ali Nuno authorizes the use of firearms against panga-wielding criminals terrorizing residents in Mombasa, Kilifi, and Kwale. •
Former French Minister Jack Lang Denies Epstein-Linked Allegations Amid New Financial Probe — Jack Lang, former French minister, labels allegations stemming from the Epstein files as baseless following the opening of a preliminary investigation in France. •
NewsGuard Files Lawsuit Against FTC Over Alleged Censorship — NewsGuard has sued the Federal Trade Commission, alleging that Chairman Andrew Ferguson unlawfully barred an advertising agency from using its news ratings. •
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8 Feb 2026

Coast Police Commander Issues Shoot-to-Kill Directive Against Machete Gangs

Coast Regional Police Commander Ali Nuno authorizes the use of firearms against panga-wielding criminals terrorizing residents in Mombasa, Kilifi, and Kwale.