Global News Dispatches: 4 Stories
Headlines: By Global News Service Credit Line: from the Peoples Dispatch / Globetrotter News Service Will the Latest Ceasefire Hold in Sudan? Fighting continued in Sudan hours before a ceasefire agreement was to take effect between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary…
Kagame exports his army | Putin and Macron talk Wagner | Sisi and the Khartoum coup
From Africa Intelligence – Editor’s choice How Kigali is exporting its military expertise across Africa By participating in Mozambican operations, the Rwandan army, already busy in the Central African Republic and South Sudan, has become one of Kigali’s key exports….
IMF / Comprehensive Surveillance Report, HQ Phased Reopening, Sudan
Today, Thursday (May 20th) the IMF will release its Comprehensive Review Surveillance, which is considered one of its core activities in addition to lending capacity development and economic analysis. This review will better position the IMF to support the membership…
Sudan under al-Bashir: Long history of turmoil, conflicts
From Daily Journal CAIRO — Street protests against Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir show no sign of abating. A growing number of his former allies are clamoring for his departure. None of his friends in the region are stepping up to…
Gadget of the week
10 incredible prosthetics made with 3D printers By Lyndsey Gilpin From Tech Republic Exo prosthetic leg This prosthetic was printed using titanium through selective laser sintering (SLS) technology. To customize it, the Behance team used FitSocket, a technology that was…
Sudanese woman on death row needs appeals court’s intervention to be released
By Nicole Hensle From New York Daily News The husband of Meriam Yehya Ibrahim, 27, says only the court can reverse the decision to release his wife, despite conflicting news reports that she would be released by the Sudan government….
Volunteer rarely spends any time at home as he jets out to help countries in crisis
From The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald WITH a private education in Bath and a law degree under your belt, you would expect to be flying off to the Caribbean or the Côte d’Azur, rather than South Sudan and Bangladesh. But…
