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IMF says African economy recovering faster due to private sector

Nairobi, Kenya - The International Monetary Fund has announced that the African economy is recovering much quicker than a lot of other regions of the world and they believe the private sector was a key attributing factor to the recovery.
Mar 7, 2010 by  Andrew Moran in Business

Algerian national police chief shot dead in murder-suicide

Algiers, Algeria - Algerian national police chief Ali Tounsi has been shot dead by a colleague inside police headquarters in an apparent retaliatory murder-suicide
Feb 25, 2010 by  Andrew Moran in World

Ceuta, the border-fence of Europe Special

Ceuta, Spain - What are 54 Indians doing on the woody hill between the Mount Hacho and Mount Jebel Musa, the African side of the Strait of Gibraltar?
Feb 2, 2010 by  Riccardo Valsecchi in Politics

U.K. government to ban 3,000 football hooligans from World Cup

The authorities in the U.K. have announced plans to prevent over 3,000 convicted football hooligans from traveling to South Africa later this year to follow the English national team as it competes in the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
Jan 26, 2010 by  Chris Dade in Sports

Poll: Arab League countries' views of U.S. leadership improved

Gallup polls conducted during 2009 show that among Arab League countries, the opinion of United States leadership has improved over the last year.
Jan 20, 2010 by  Oliver VanDervoort in World

Latin American Cocaine Link To Al Qaeda A ‘Global Threat’

US intelligence and the UN say Communist guerrillas in Latin America are using narcotics to help finance Al Qaeda-linked groups in North Africa. The security officials say the trade poses a “global security threat. ”
Jan 15, 2010 by  Christopher Szabo in Crime - 1 comment

Report: African children survive better without UN assistance

The United Nations has spent more than $27 million in delivering vitamin A pills, vaccinations and bednets to children in West Africa but research has found that they often survive better without the assistance of the UN.
Jan 13, 2010 by  Andrew Moran in World - 2 comments

Collision between truck, bus in Algeria kills 15

A collision between a bus and truck on a major highway in Algeria has killed 15 people and seriously injured 15 more this weekend.
Jan 10, 2010 by  Andrew Moran in World

Mali To Negotiate With African Al Qaeda Group

Authorities in Mali are trying to contact the North African wing of Al Qaeda to negotiate the release of four European hostages. Mali says the three Spaniards and one Frenchman are being held on its territory.
Dec 17, 2009 by  Christopher Szabo in World

400 cops raid 39 locations to disable major passport forgery ring

Around 400 cops raided 39 locations to dismantle a dangerous ring which forged Canadian passports and U.S. resident cards along with credit cards and documents such as driving licences. RCMP's national security team participated in the bust.
Nov 25, 2009 by  Salim Jiwa in Crime - 16 comments
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