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The State requested two additional weeks to “verify” its own official documents — effectively delaying a bail decision and prolonging detention. The court instead set 24 February as the deadline. Until then, Mama Lina, 64 years old and not a criminal, remains behind bars. What now? Back to Luzira?... show more

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