US EditionFormer NBA star Deng steering South Sudan toward Olympics
- Quality players are expected at the Paris Games, with final rosters taking shape.
- The French government partnered with four companies- Videtics, Orange Business, ChapsVision, and Wintics- to enhance security measures for the event.
- Security platforms by the companies cover eight key metrics, focusing on detecting various potential threats and risks at the Games.
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Former NBA star Luol Deng has steered South Sudan's basketball journey to Paris Olympics
It’s been only 13 years since South Sudan emerged from civil war and became an independent nation. For former NBA star Luol Deng that journey has a parallel connection with his introduction to basketball through fellow Sudanese countryman and former NBA player Manute Bol.
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Raw Story'Flying taxis' to be tested during Paris Olympics
France's transport minister said on Wednesday that so-called "flying taxis" -- large futuristic drones capable of transporting several people -- would be authorised for use on an experimental basis during the Paris Olympics.
The 2022 World Champion has announced that he will not participate in the Games with Argentina.
The Minister of Transport Patrice Vergriete confirmed Wednesday in an interview with the newspaper “Le Parisien” that he will give the green light to this experiment, scheduled for this summer.
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