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Inter Milan's Francesco Acerbi has exited the Italian national squad amidst allegations of racially charged language directed at Napoli's Juan Jesus during Sunday's clash. The incident unfolded during Inter Milan's 1-1 draw against Napoli in Serie A action, with video evidence capturing Jesus confronting the referee and pointing towards an individual, later identified as Acerbi. In an Instagram post on Monday, Jesus accused Acerbi of derogatory racial remarks, stating Acerbi had called him "Black." Acerbi refuted the claims, asserting his innocence and expressing regret for leaving the national team. However, Jesus countered Acerbi's denial, asserting that the defender had apologized on the field after using racially charged language. Acerbi's change of stance prompted Jesus to speak out again, affirming the validity of his initial accusation. Despite his denial, Acerbi was replaced by Gianluca Mancini in Italy’s squad. Serie A, Italy’s premi

The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) has introduced 43 new job vacancies aimed at reinforcing its commitment to ensuring transparency and accountability within Kenya's law enforcement entities. Established under Act No. 35 of 2011, IPOA functions as a state authority with a core mandate of promoting integrity within Kenya's policing institutions. By impartially investigating complaints against police officers, recommending disciplinary measures where appropriate, and advocating for systemic reforms, IPOA plays a pivotal role in upholding the standards of law enforcement accountability. The newly announced vacancies include a wide range of roles, from managerial and administrative positions to investigative and support functions. Among the prominent openings are the deputy director of human resource management and administration, senior assistant directors in finance, human resource management, and inspections, along with various assistant director roles across di