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The late tycoon Harry Veevers, captured at Whitesands along Kenya's Coastline, alongside his daughters Helen (left) and Alexandra Veevers, whose father passed away in 2013. (Photo: Daily Mail - Courtesy) In Summary:1) Helen and Alexandra Veevers cleared of poisoning accusations in their father's death.2) Relief and uncertainty follow the verdict amidst ongoing estate distribution concerns. (TopNews - Feb 4) - Helen and Alexandra Veevers, accused of poisoning their late father, British tycoon Harry Veevers, have been exonerated after a protracted legal battle spanning over a decade. The sisters, entangled in accusations brought forth by their stepbrothers, Richard and Philip, endured relentless scrutiny over their father's demise. ALSO READ: Mudavadi to Raila: Chebukati has a r...

Namibia's President, Hage Gottfried Geingob, addresses the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland, Britain, on November 2, 2021. IMAGE/COURTESY Namibia's political landscape was shaken as news broke that President Hage Geingob, aged 82, passed away early Sunday morning at Lady Pohamba Hospital in Windhoek. The presidency confirmed his demise, which followed shortly after his recent cancer diagnosis. Although the official statement did not specify the cause of death, it was revealed last month that Geingob had been diagnosed with cancer during a routine medical check-up. Plans were underway for him to seek treatment in the United States. Keep Reading: China Executes Couple for Murder of Toddlers; Debate Over Death Penalty Methods Ignites Government Is...