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Kenya ordered to pay victims of s*x attacks.

The High Court in Kenya has ordered the government to give compensation of about $30,000 each to four people for failing to protect them from s*xual and gender-based attacks during the violence that hit the country after the disputed 2007-2008 election.

The ruling is seen as a landmark, with Naitore Nyamu-Mathenge - the head of the Physicians for Human Rights group which supported the court action - saying that justice had finally been served.

However, she urged the government to take steps to prevent such violence in the future.

Justice Weldon Korir ruled that the survivors' right to life and equality had been violated when they were assaulted.

He also said that the state had failed to protect them from torture and inhuman and degrading treatment.

Campaign group Human Rights Watch estimated that at least 1,000 were killed and more than 500,000 people were displaced in the violence.

There were also multiple reports of r**e and torture.

The violence broke out after then-President Mwai Kibaki was declared the winner of the election. His main rival Raila Odinga said the poll was rigged.

Current President Uhuru Kenyatta - who supported Mr Kibaki - and his deputy William Ruto - who backed Mr Odinga - were charged by the International Criminal Court with crimes against humanity after they were accused of fuelling the violence.

Both denied the charges, which were later dropped.

FORMER TANZANIAN OPPOSITION MP GRANTED ASYLUM IN CANADA.

former Tanzanian opposition MP Godbless Lema has been granted asylum in Canada, Kenyan media reports.

He had fled to Kenya through the Lungalunga border and was briefly detained before being allowed into the country.

His Kenyan lawyer George Wajackoyah has been quoted by local media as saying that Mr Lema left the country on Wednesday night.

Mr Lema arrived in Kenya last month accompanied by his wife and three children.

He fled shortly after the Tanzania elections in October in which President John Magufuli was declared the winner. His main challenger Tundu Lissu disputed the result.

Mr Lissu fled to Belgium, saying his life was in danger.

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Harry Magure has pleaded not guilty after appearing in front of the Greek court following a recent altercation with authorities in Mykonos, Greece, whilst on holiday.

The Manchester United and England centre back was involved in a fight in Greece and was held by authorities.

He's since been released and the case adjourned.