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Breaking News Tue, 9 Feb 2010
 Incumbent Gambian President Yahya Jammeh, right, leaves the polling station after voting in Banjul, capital of Gambia in West Africa, Thursday Oct. 18, 2001. Voters in Gambia lined up across the country on Thursday to elect the nation´s next presid
Gambia   News   Photos   President   Tourism  
 Independent online 
 Four Gambian ministers go in cabinet changes
| Banjul - Gambian President Yahya Jammeh has axed four ministers in his latest cabinet reshuffle, with the ministers of tourism, local government and lands, fisheries and water and infrastructure bei... (photo: AP/Christine Nesbitt)
Coca - Cola - Food Industry
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 Business Report 
US union supports striking Coca-Cola workers
  | Submit your comment | The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) of North America has lent its support to striking Food and Allied Workers' Union (Fawu) members striking at Coca-Cola AB... (photo: WN / sweet)
US Dollar - USD - Currency - Money - Forex. (ps1)  The Independent 
Africa's illicit money sent to Western banks
| Several African leaders, their relatives and associates used Western banks, including British ones, to move hundreds of millions of dollars out of their countries and into accounts and companies the... (photo: WN / patricia)
Africa   Banks   Money   People   Photos  
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe arrives for the burial of a prominent member of his party, Misheck Chando, in Harare, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009.  The Times 
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe pays security goons $5,000 a day
| WHEN President Robert Mugabe arrived in Geneva to attend an international telecommunications summit last October, he was greeted at the airport by a crack team of security officials from Zimbabwe's ... (photo: AP / Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi)
Geneva   Photos   Politics   Security   Zimbabwe  
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Odile Nibizi and Annabella Nshimirimana: Many women in Bujumbura Rurale were forced into war. Others who stayed in the villages ended up performing chores either for the army or the FNL IRINnews
BURUNDI: Female ex-combatants picking up the pieces
web | BUJUMBURA, 5 February 2010 (IRIN) - By age 15, Annonciata Nduwimana was an accomplished fighter for Burundi's opposition Forces nationales de liberation (FNL) and k... (photo: IRIN News / Judith Basutama)
Africa   Bujumbura   Burundi   Photos   Society  
Oranges - Apples - Fruits Business Report
Local citrus exports are growing, but producers left with sour deal
  | By James Hall | Submit your comment | Citrus is such big business in South Africa - the second-largest exporter of oranges, grapefruits and lemons in the world -... (photo: WN / sweet)
Africa   Business   Oranges   Photos   Submit  
Munichs English player Owen Hargreaves grimaces with pain after he was injured during German first division soccer match between Arminia Bielefeld and Bayern Munich at the SchuecoArena stadium in Bielefeld, western Germany, Saturday Sept.16, 2006. Hargre The Independent
Hargreaves still clinging to South Africa ambition
| Despite being left out of Manchester United's Champions League squad, Owen Hargreaves remains confident he can still play for England in this summer's World Cup finals.... (photo: AP Photo/Frank Augstein)
Football   Hargreaves   Photos   Soccer   Sport  
Africa And Global Warming This Day
Africa And Global Warming
A group called The Africa Group whose spokes person is Ethiopian leader  Meles Zenawi has made a demand for N30bn to be granted African countries to tackle environme... (photo: UN / Evan Schneider)
Africa   Climate   Environment   Photos   UN  
Niger Delta states IRINnews
NIGERIA: Timeline of recent unrest in Niger Delta region
web | ABUJA, 4 February 2010 (IRIN) - Despite abundant oil wealth in the Niger Delta region in southeast Nigeria, residents lack basic services including electricity, pip... (photo: IRIN news / wikimedia)
Abuja   Africa   Nigeria   Photos   Politics  
Oil facility in Niger Delta, where citizens suffer the effects of the "resource curse" say rights groups (file photo) IRINnews
GHANA: Slow progress on oil policy
web | ACCRA, 4 February 2010 (IRIN) - Ghana needs to do more to ensure that revenue from oil production, due to start later in the year, successfully reduces poverty and ... (photo: IRIN News)
Accra   Africa   Economy   Ghana   Photos  
Economy Stock & Trade
- A Look At Budget Expectations ...
- Yar'Adua's Awol And Economy
- Industry Projects EAC-Powered Export Boom
- Regional Auditing Firm, DCDM Joins BDO East Africa
BMW Alpina D3 BiTurbo Limousine
BMW gives thumbs up for company's local operations
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- Douala III on Cultural Exchange ProgrammeExchange
- Exchange Program Gives Exposure to EAC Integration
- Bickering in GNU Dampens ZSE Trade
- JSE buoyed by firmer metal prices
50 Rand Banknote
Rand slips on stronger dollar, stocks seen down
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Agriculture & Farming Politics
-  Judge tells SA to pay for Mugabe sins
- Prosperity undermined by western farming
-  Weather works against Cape firefighters
-  Man accused of dumping medical waste
Cows - Cattle - Herding
Prosperity undermined by western farming
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-  Zimbabwe has no money for strikers - minister
-  Gbagbo's men should disarm, say former rebels
-  Guinea leader picks union chief for key job
- GUINEA: Medical supplies, humanitarian flight blocked after
African National Congress (ANC) President Jacob Zuma reacts at the end of a news conference, ahead of Wednesday's parliamentary vote, in Johannesburg, South Africa, Tuesday, April 21, 2009.
 COPE wants Zuma to resign
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Energy Industry & Market
- Petroleum Ministry to Sack Workers
- Nabucco may tap EIB for cash
- Shtokman start-up pushed back
- Cnooc to sign $2.5bn Tullow deal
Deby set for Sudan talks
Deby set for Sudan talks
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-  Judge tells SA to pay for Mugabe sins
- Minister Returns Govt Vehicles
- Firstbank Still Lends to The Real Sector --Onasanya
- Lack of Rooms Dogs Tourists in Parks
Coca - Cola - Food Industry
US union supports striking Coca-Cola workers
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