Kate Bartlett
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283 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 4 Sep
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The UN fact finding mission said Thursday that a transnational support system is helping the paramilitary rapid support forces or RSF fight the Sudanese army.
The report found more than one thousand people in Sudan were killed in the first five months of this year with drones used by both sides of the conflict.
And some of those drones, it said, were supplied to the RSF by individuals and entities in the UAE, with Chad, Libya and Somalia used as transit hubs.
The UAE has strongly denied the allegations.
The report also found up to two thousand Colombian contractors had helped to operate the drone systems used by the RSF.
Kate Bartlett, NPO News, Johannesburg.
Zimbabwean president Emerson Manangagua declared a state of emergency in the southern African country on Wednesday after the scale of the tragedy became apparent.
The accident happened on Tuesday when the overcrowded ferry was hit by a wave and overturned.
So far seventy seven people have been rescued.
It had been carrying people across one of the world's largest man made reservoirs.
The Kariba Dam, built on the Zambezi River on the border with Zambia, first opened in nineteen sixty.
The boat was carrying more passengers than it had capacity for, according to officials.
Kate Bartlett, NPR News, Johannesburg.
coastal Nigeria is landlocked, Mozambique has been transported from southern Africa to the Horn of Africa, and Ivory Coast has shifted from West Africa across the continent to East Africa.
Those are among some of the errors on a State Department slide that was part of a presentation at an AIDS conference in Brazil.
Reuters news agency said its analysis found evidence the slide had been made using artificial intelligence.
The State Department apologized for the, quote, unfortunate error and confusion caused.
On social media, former State Department officials and some Democrats blamed substantial personnel cuts at the department during President Trump's second term for the bungle.
Kate Bartlett, NPR News, Johannesburg.
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