
Nicholas Bariyo
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Reporter at the Wall Street Journal. Watching Uganda and Africa's Great Lakes Region.DMs open, story tips to [email protected]
Kampala, Uganda
Joined February 2010
Israel’s strike on Iran’s notorious Evin Prison turned out to be among the deadliest of the brief war and prisoners have been transferred to face worse conditions elsewhere via @WSJ.
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Israel said the strike targeted a symbol of the Iranian regime, but the attack turned out to be among the deadliest and prisoners were transferred to face worse conditions elsewhere.
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Trump administration officials seeking deals for critical minerals in Africa are in for a surprise: our latest via @WSJ.
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More countries are imposing export restrictions to help develop their own industries.
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Horror! Blair and Brooke’s bodies were found and identified about a dozen miles from the cabin. Their grandparents remain unaccounted for as of Sunday afternoon. via @WSJ.
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RJ Harber evacuated other families but lost his young daughters in Texas’ flash flood.
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U.S. funding for anti-HIV initiatives in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been cut. Humanitarian officials fear infections will surge.
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U.S. funded treatments in the country have helped reduce deaths from HIV/AIDS to around 14,000 a year, from as high as 200,000.
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Trump: “Rwanda and the Congo, I’m a little out of my league with that one, because I didn’t know too much about it, I knew one thing, they were going at it for many years with machetes.” via @WSJ.
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The deal opens critical mineral deposits to U.S. investment.
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RT @WSJ: Tanzania’s first female president came to power as a renowned defender of human rights. She is clinging to it, critics say, by loc….
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Critics of Samia Suluhu Hassan say she is clinging to power by locking up and torturing those who stand in her way.
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“People resonated with her,” said Nicodemus Minde, a Tanzanian political scientist.“She was seen as a figure who would bring about reconciliation—a radical departure from her predecessor.” with @caroline__kimeu .via @WSJ.
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Critics of Samia Suluhu Hassan say she is clinging to power by locking up and torturing those who stand in her way.
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How Rwanda-backed rebels have imposed their new authority harshly after taking over a Congo city -“They now know my address—I have nowhere to hide," via @WSJ.
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M23 insurgents backed by Rwanda are wielding their new authority harshly after taking over a city in eastern Congo.
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Relative wealth and generations of history in South Africa are dissuading many Afrikaners from claiming Trump’s offer to come to the U.S. as refugees rpts @alexandrawexler via @WSJ.
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Relative wealth and generations of history dissuade many Afrikaners from claiming Trump’s offer; ‘This is my country.’
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The auditor noticed $500,000 was missing—then some of it was found in a shopping bag. The bizarre state of the Vatican’s broken finances. “He has to give the money back,” Francis told the auditor.via @WSJ.
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The next pope will inherit a soaring deficit and culture of financial malpractice that Francis tried and failed to solve even through his final weeks.
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Astonishing! @FrancisXRocca After the Vatican permitted priests to bless same-sex couples in December 2023, the African bishops swiftly protested. Remarkably, the pope backed down and agreed that the permission would not apply on their continent.
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The people of Gaza—the one in Mozambique—are especially befuddled over why the apocryphal prophylactics were singled out as evidence of the allegedly wasteful spending Trump says is determined to eliminate.via @WSJ.
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The White House claimed U.S. aid workers shipped 3.3 billion condoms to Hamas. They didn’t.
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Fears are growing that a rebel militia is using violence to consolidate control in the Darfur region of Sudan--“I don’t know where my husband is,” our lts via @WSJ.
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Fears are growing that a rebel militia is using violence to consolidate control in the famine-stricken region of Sudan.
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RT @ChrisKasali: From @Nicholasbariyo @WSJ on scramble for #congo minerals: #Uganda and #Rwanda don’t produce much gold or coltan. 2023, Ug….
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The vast country is struggling to prevent Rwanda and Uganda from seizing some of its most valuable assets.
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RT @RhiannonHoyle: Mineral riches are turning the Democratic Republic of Congo—already a region plagued by militia violence—into a battlegr….
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The vast country is struggling to prevent Rwanda and Uganda from seizing some of its most valuable assets.
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A standoff between South Sudan’s president and his deputy is threatening to tip the world’s youngest nation into a fresh round of ethnic killing,“I can’t afford to run away again,”our latest via @WSJ.
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A standoff between the president and his deputy is threatening to tip South Sudan back into ethnic conflict.
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“It’s hitting us on all fronts,” said Caleb Ragland, president of the American Soybean Association and a soy farmer in Magnolia, Ky. “You’re talking about the potential of a flat-out crisis in rural America and the farm economy.” via @WSJ.
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The loss of government funding, expectations for a tightening labor market due to deportations and an escalating trade war have farmers on edge.
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Iyad ag Ghali leads one of the world’s most deadly al Qaeda franchises. His militants have become so powerful that there is a risk that Mali, or neighboring Burkina Faso could become the world’s first nation ruled by al Qaeda. via @WSJ.
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A militant leader from Mali championed a rock band and helped write a hit song before leading an Islamist army that killed tens of thousands.
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