Victims' Lawyer Condemns, Ould Ghadda's Trial, and Other News

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Newsflash: Victims' Lawyer Condemns and Calls for Investigation.Lawyer Mohameden Ould Ashdo stated that the four young men from Kéïdéï were "killed twice": first by those who were supposed to ensure their safety, and second by the lack of condemnation from politicians and elites. He called for a serious and transparent investigation to bring the responsible parties to justice.

Nouakchott Court Adjourns Ould Ghadda's Trial.The criminal chamber adjourned the trial of the President of the Global Transparency Organization, Mohamed Ould Ghadda, and requested a technical expertise. During the session, the lawyers for BIS – TP, the public prosecutor, and Ould Ghadda's defense presented their arguments. The company demanded 3 billion old ouguiyas in damages, while the public prosecutor maintained charges of defamation and slander. Ould Ghadda's defense called for a transparent investigation to expose corruption.

Tanit Port Offers Land at Symbolic Prices to Promote Development.Under the direction of General Manager Ahmed Ould Khattri, the Tanit Port administration announced the sale of land at symbolic prices in an unprecedented initiative. This initiative aims to stimulate economic development and transform the port into a central economic hub in Mauritania.

Ministry of Education Responds to Emergency Situation of Pregnant Baccalaureate Candidate.A baccalaureate candidate was transported to the hospital after experiencing labor pains following her completion of most exam questions. The Minister of Education contacted her mother and announced that the ministry is prepared to transfer the remaining exams to the hospital if necessary. An ambulance and nurses have been stationed near the exam center in case of emergencies.