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Luke Anami

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Kenya, Nairobi
As seen in: The Standard (Kenya), MSN, Daily Nation, Nation Africa, AllAfrica, Daily Monitor, Zawya, Genetic Literacy Project, Taifa Leo, The East African, Business Daily Africa and
Financial Journalist at The East African, Nation Media Group. Nairobi

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I'm a professional journalist with many years of experience in Financial Reporting, law, management and governance, politics, health, among other fields.

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Why US proposal to expand Sudan arms embargo is stirring debate

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By Luke Anami Verified
| The East African Verified
A US proposal to extend the United Nations arms embargo from Darfur to all of Sudan has triggered diplomatic divisions, winning support from human rights organisations while drawing opposition from Sudan's military leaders and some veto-holding Security Council members. President Donald Trump's senior Africa and Middle East envoy, Massad Boulos, asked the UN Security Council to extend its arms embargo, warning that the war could spread across the wider region.
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Tigray tensions erect hurdles for Ethiopia’s peace path

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By Luke Anami Verified
| The East African Verified
Tigray soldiers in Mekele on June 29, 2021. Rights group says Tigray is forcibly recruiting men and children to fight. Pool Rising tensions in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region are erecting fresh hurdles to the country’s recovery from the devastating war that ended in 2022, as a violent confrontation between the federal government and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) revives fears of renewed conflict.
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Tigray tensions erect hurdles for Ethiopia’s peace path

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By Luke Anami Verified
| zurl.co
Rising tensions in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region are erecting fresh hurdles to the country’s recovery from the devastating war that ended in 2022, as a violent confrontation between the federal government and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) revives fears of renewed conflict. The military build-up is also complicating efforts to rebuild institutions, restore basic services and stabilise communities still scarred by the 2020-2022 conflict.
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