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18.11.2024 19:34
X-rays show shrapnel and bullets buried in children caught in Sudan war Images released by MSF doctors highlight impact of conflict in the country, with medical supplies and aid unable to reach people due to fightingA series of X-rays showing a piece of shrapnel buried deep inside a 20-month-old girls head and a bullet embedded in an 18-month-old boys chest are among images released by medical charity M?decins Sans Fronti?res (MSF) revealing the impact of the war in Sudan on children.The two babies were treated at Khartoums Bashair teaching hospital. Continue reading... ...

18.11.2024 21:31
In Sudan, Al-Naw hospital is on the front line of the civil war 'In Sudan, a total war' (6/8). Ravaged by conflict since April 2023, only 20% to 30% of the country's hospitals are operational. Al-Naw Hospital, on the outskirts of Khartoum, the remaining caregivers are doing their utmost to treat the countless civilian casualties.

18.11.2024 21:33
Ed Sheeran: I wish I wasnt on 40th-anniversary version of Band Aid Singer says his understanding of the narrative around Do They Know Its Christmas? has changed since 2014 appearanceEd Sheeran has said he would rather not be on the forthcoming 40th-anniversary version of Band Aid charity single Do They Know Its Christmas?, aligning himself with criticism of it as dehumanising and damaging to Africans.Sheeran is one of an all-star cast to be drawn from three previous recordings of the song, in 1984, 2004 and 2014 he appeared on the latter version. Producer Trevor Horn has mashed up three sets of performances into a new Ultimate Mix, which will be released on 25 November, and also features George Michael, Robbie Williams, Sin?ad OConnor and many more. Continue reading... ...

18.11.2024 21:45
Australian goldminer to pay Mali $160m to free detained CEO and executives Group were held after a meeting about what mining firm referred to as unsubstantiated claims regarding taxes and leviesAn Australian goldmining company has agreed to pay $160m ($A247m, ?126m) to Malis government after the west African countrys junta detained its chief executive and two other employees.Resolute Minings chief executive, Terence Holohan, and the other two employees were detained on 8 November in Malis capital, Bamako, at the end of a meeting with government officials over tax and other state claims that the miner had previously said were unsubstantiated. Continue reading... ...