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G-8 to renew focus on food security through private sector investment
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Bashir says wants peace with S.Sudan but security comes first
KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir said Sudan wants a lasting peace with South Sudan but Juba needs to end support for rebels in Sudan's border land, state news ...
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Land grabbers Africas hidden revolution
Vast swaths of Africa are being bought up by oligarchs, sheikhs and agribusiness corporations. But, as this extract from The Land Grabbers explains, centuries of history are being ...
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VIDEO First theatre opens in SAs Soweto
South Africa is to opens its first theatre in a township - Soweto - once home to former President Nelson Mandela. The $17m (11m) project aims to attract tourists and locals alike - hoping for the ...
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Religious Animosity Behind Sudan Church Burning Analyst Says
WASHINGTON D.C., April 24 (CNA) .- An expert on international religious freedom said religious hostility should be recognized as the motivation behind a recent Catholic church burning in Sudan.The ...
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S. Sudan leader says Sudan has declared war
A Sudanese soldier stands atop a destroyed tank in the oil region of Heglig on April 23. South Sudan's leader accused Sudan of declaring war as Khartoum's fighter jets bombed border ...
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Libya Benghazi hold first post-Gadhafi vote
BENGHAZI, Libya (AP) — Residents of Benghazi have voted for a local council in the first elections in the eastern Libyan city since the capture and killing of longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi ...
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S. Africa W. Bank products wont be labeled Israeli
PRETORIA - South Africa's Department of Trade and Industry is preparing a policy change mandating that products originating from West Bank settlements not be labeled as Israeli products.In a ...
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U.N. imposes Guinea-Bissau travel ban
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