EFF’s outburst followed Mr Musk’s call for its leader to be declared an international criminal.
Mr Nujoma, a revolutionary leader and key figure in Namibia’s liberation struggle from South African rule, died on Saturday at the age of 95.
The British monarch said Mr Nujoma’s “lifelong commitment to freedom and democracy, overcoming so much adversity on that journey, was truly inspirational.”
Investigators have discovered the bodies of 28 migrants next to a detention facility in the desert in southern Libya.
Mr Mbumba described Mr Nujoma’s death as unfortunate, saying, “This time, the most gallant son of our land could not recover from his illness”.
Mr Onyekwelu stated, “This is the same group of officers accused of killing Okoye. Now, two Nigerians have died in police custody in less than a month,”
He noted that the AU had also secured sustainable financing for peace operations through the AU Consensus Paper on Predictable Financing.
Humanitarian needs also remain critical in Blue Nile, where the threat of violence and reports of mass mobilisation for conflict again risks further violence.
“Meanwhile, the conflict continues to rage in South Kivu and risks engulfing the entire region,” he warned.
Kojo Owuso Dartey, 42, of Fort Liberty, was sentenced to 70 months in prison and three years of supervised release.
