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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Monday vowed accountability for the families of last year’s Christchurch mosque attack victims, ahead of the public release of a major report into the country’s worst massacre.
The findings of a royal commission inquiry into the attack will be made public in parliament on Tuesday.

China’s senior diplomat Wang Yi on Monday said he hoped and believed that U.S. policy on China could eventually return to objectivity and rationality.
China’s relations with the United States hit rock bottom during the Trump administration, which is set to be replaced by new leadership when President-elect Joe Biden takes office in January.
Wang China’s state councillor and foreign minister while speaking to a group of business leaders from U.S. firms said both countries should respect each other’s history, core interests and the systems and paths chosen by our people when managing differences and conflicts.

Three sources including a U.S. official said the United States is preparing to impose sanctions on at least a dozen Chinese officials over their alleged role in Beijing’s disqualification of elected opposition legislators in Hong Kong.

Ghana's electoral commission has called for peace during and after Monday's general election.
More than 17 million Ghanaians are eligible to vote in the elections where 11 candidates are in the race to unseat President Nana Akufo-Addo, who is running for his second term.

The president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Félix Tshisekedi has set out his plan to break months of political deadlock with supporters of his predecessor, Joseph Kabila.
Mr Tshisekedi in a televised address on Sunday said he would appoint an official to build a new coalition majority in the national assembly, which is dominated by Mr Kabila's followers.

The federal government has calmed fears of difficulties by operators interested in the fuel-to-gas conversion scheme for vehicles to run on autogas to access funds.
It urged them to take advantage of the provision of N250 billion through the Central Bank of Nigeria to embrace the autogas scheme, an exercise to provide cheaper fuel to replace petrol.
Director of the Department of Petroleum Resources, Mr. Sarki Auwalu, in an interview in Abuja, said any Nigerian interested in investing in the downstream may approach the CBN through the commercial banks.