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Kenian hallitus on helppo suunnitelma tulevaisuuteen. Geothermallinen energia on sydÀmessÀ suunnitelmansa kestÀvÀn vahvistuksen ympÀristöön ja yritysten ympÀristöön, jolla on tavoitteena kÀsitellÀ ainoastaan kestÀvÀÀ energiaa vuoteen 2030. Mutta eteenpÀin on tehtÀvÀÀ, kuten tekniset vaikutukset, rajoitukset infrastruktuurien tarpeisiin, jotta maa voisi tÀysin yhdistÀÀ geothermallista mahdollisuutta.
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Treasury Department has put in place sanctions targeting five companies and individuals involved in recruiting former Colombian military personnel to fight on behalf of the paramilitary group, the Rapid Support Forces, or RSF.
Among those sanctioned are a former colonel in the Colombian army as well as a Colombia-based employment agency.
Clashes involving the RSF and the Sudanese armed forces have been going on for three years.
has called on both warring sides to accept a three-month humanitarian truce.
Scores of civilians caught up in the conflict are being killed and uprooted from their homes in what aid groups say is the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
For NPR News, I'm Michael Kaloki in Nairobi.
Treasury Department has put in place sanctions targeting five companies and individuals involved in recruiting former Colombian military personnel to fight on behalf of the paramilitary group
the Rapid Support Forces or RSF.
Among those sanctioned are a former colonel in the Colombian army as well as a Colombia-based employment agency.
Clashes involving the RSF and the Sudanese armed forces have been going on for three years.
The US has called on both warring sides to accept a three-month humanitarian truce.
Scores of civilians caught up in the conflict are being killed and uprooted from their homes in what aid groups say is the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
For NPR News, I'm Michael Kaloki in Nairobi.
Senegal's Prime Minister, Ousmane Sonko, has banned government ministers from non-essential foreign official travel.
The ban also extends to other senior officials, with Sonko adding that he had cancelled a number of his own planned trips.