Kim Harrisberg
Journalist at Thomson Reuters Foundation
Journalist at Context
Journalist with @TRF's @ContextNewsroom | Covering tech, inequality, climate change in Africa | [email protected]
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3 days ago |
japantimes.co.jp | Bukola Adebayo |Kim Harrisberg |Mariejo Ramos
At a tense meeting in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, health workers pored over drug registers and testing records to gauge whether U.S. aid cuts would unravel years of painstaking work against tuberculosis in one of Africa's hardest hit countries. For several days in May, they brainstormed ways to limit the fallout from a halt to U.S. funding for the TB Local Network (TB LON), which delivers screening, diagnosis and treatment.
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4 days ago |
timeslive.co.za | Bukola Adebayo |Kim Harrisberg |Mariejo Ramos
03 June 2025 - 16:58 Just R20 for the first month. Support independent journalism by subscribing to our digital news package. From the Philippines to South Africa, experts warn that US aid cuts risk reviving a deadly infectious disease that kills about one million people every year. Stock photo.
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thestar.com.my | Kim Harrisberg |ADAM SMITH
JOHANNESBURG/LONDON: Beth Hyland thought she had met the love of her life on Tinder. In reality, the Michigan-based administrative assistant had been manipulated by an online scam artist who posed as a French man named 'Richard', used deepfake video on Skype calls and posted photos of another man to pull off his con. A 'deepfake' is manipulated video or audio made using artificial intelligence (AI) to look and sound real. They are often difficult to detect without specialised tools.
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timeslive.co.za | Kim Harrisberg |Adam Smith
16 May 2025 - 04:30 Just R20 for the first month. Support independent journalism by subscribing to our digital news package. TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE Beth Hyland matched on Tinder with a man whose profile seemed to complement hers well. Now, she says this 'perfect match' was likely orchestrated. Beth Hyland thought she had met the love of her life on Tinder.
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context.news | Kim Harrisberg |Adam Smith
What’s the context? A projected 8 million deepfakes will be shared worldwide in 2025, risking a romance scam explosion. Deepfake video quality fuels romance baiting scamsSoftware detects AI scams with more AI tools to comeU.S. Senate proposes scam bill for dating appsJOHANNESBURG/LONDON - Beth Hyland thought she had met the love of her life on Tinder.
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