Kate Bartlett
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283 appearances
41 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 4 Sep
Kate Bartlett’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Coastal Nigeria is landlocked.
Mozambique has been transported from southern Africa to the Horn of Africa.
An 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.
The retaking of the highway by government forces will block the rapid support forces' attempts to seize El Abed.
About half a million people are trapped in the city, facing intense drone strikes from the paramilitary group.
Earlier this month, the UN's human rights chief warned of possible atrocities happening in and near the city.
The UN has also described a, quote, dual terror facing women in the city as they face drone strikes going to fetch water during the day and risk sexual violence if they go to water distribution sites at night.
Sudan is the world's worst humanitarian crisis, with more than 14 million people displaced.
Kate Bartlett, NPR News, Johannesburg.
About 53,000 undocumented migrants, mainly from Malawi, Zimbabwe and Mozambique, have been deported in the past month, according to government figures.
But thousands of migrants from those African countries are also fleeing on their own accord, fearful of weekly xenophobic protests that have sometimes turned deadly.
A populist group called March and March is leading the charge against migrants, blaming them for taking South African jobs,
amid an unemployment crisis.
Thousands of Zimbabweans have also gone to the border, waiting to be repatriated, and thousands of Malawians have been camped out in the open, waiting for government-facilitated buses to take them home.
Kate Bartlett, NPR News, Johannesburg.
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