Sasol weighs Mozambique gas project

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SASOL is the second company in little more than a week to agree with Mozambican authorities to undertake a study into building a gas-to-liquid...

Over 5 million Sudanese may face food shortages

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KHARTOUM – Over five million Sudanese could face different levels of food shortages in the southern and western parts of the country where the...

Europeans ‘kidnapped’ in Libya’s Tripoli

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Three Europeans working for an Italian construction company in Libya have likely been kidnapped, a government official said on Sunday, according to Reuters news...

10 Brotherhood members sentenced to death, 37 to life

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CAIRO - An Egyptian court sentenced to death ten people, including the Muslim Brotherhood Mufti, on Saturday for the murder of two people and...

Egypt Sharply Raises Prices for Fuel, Drawing Protests

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CAIRO — The Egyptian government sharply raised fuel prices early on Saturday, apparently signaling the resolve of the country’s new president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi,...

Shots fired as Liberia police quell ArcelorMittal mine protest

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MONROVIA (Reuters) - Liberia's security forces fired shots in the air to break up a protest at an ArcelorMittal SA iron ore plant northeast...

Weeks of rainfall hampers access to cocoa grower Ivory Coast’s port

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Road damage caused by weeks of heavy rainfall is hampering access to top cocoa grower Ivory Coast's port of San Pedro, threatening to cause...

Nigeria kills suspected Boko Haram fighters

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Nigeria's military is claiming to have killed dozens of Boko Haram fighters while repelling an attack on a military base in the northeast of...

Zimbabwe resettled farmers prefer to partner with whites

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Responding to President Robert Mugabe’s threats on Wednesday that white farmers should go, Commercial Farmers’ Union (CFU) president Charles Taffs said Zimbabwe was at...

Police accused Renamo of selling guns in Mozambique

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The general commander of Mozambican police Jorge Khalau says some of the weapons illegally circulating in the country are allegedly provided by gunmen belonging...