Michael Kaloki
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Earlier this week, the US Treasury Department imposed sanctions on Sudan's finance minister, Jibril Ibrahim, accusing him of undermining a democratic transition.
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For NPR News and Michael Kaloki in Nairobi.
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The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is Africa's largest hydroelectric dam.
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Since its construction began more than a decade ago, the $5 billion project has been a source of diplomatic tension between Ethiopia and two other countries, Egypt and Sudan.
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The government say their countries also rely on the Nile River, and they fear the dam, which is being built on the same river, could impact their water supplies.
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Years of talks between Ethiopia and the two countries, including some
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brokered by President Trump during his first term in office failed to yield any agreement.
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Ethiopia has insisted the dam will not cause any significant disruptions, saying it plans to use it to improve electricity supply to its citizens.
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For NPR News, a Michael Kaloki in Nairobi.
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The UN says the Rapid Support Forces or RSF have committed murder, torture, forced displacement, and persecution on ethnic grounds, acts that constitute crimes against humanity, and that the RSF and its allies have used starvation as a method of warfare.
The RSF and the Sudanese armed forces remain locked in a deadly power struggle.
The UN notes both sides have perpetrated war crimes.
The UN says the Rapid Support Forces or RSF have committed murder, torture, forced displacement, and persecution on ethnic grounds, acts that constitute crimes against humanity, and that the RSF and its allies have used starvation as a method of warfare.
The RSF and the Sudanese armed forces remain locked in a deadly power struggle.
The UN notes both sides have perpetrated war crimes.
crimes and human rights violations targeting civilians for their perceived affiliation with the opposing group.
In a statement, the coalition says Mohamed Dagalo, leader of the RSF, will head a 15-member presidential council.
Mohamed Hassan Al-Taishi, a civilian politician, is named as Prime Minister.
The announcement by the coalition comes a few months after Sudan's Army Chief Abdelfata Burhan appointed Kamil Idris, a former United Nations official, as Prime Minister of the country.
Since fighting broke out between
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