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G-8 Nations Back Aid to Africa
The world's richest nations agreed Sunday that industrially advanced countries must increase their aid to Africa and other impoverished areas despite economic ...
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Mozambique Seals $8b Oil Refinery Deal
Mozambique's government approved plans to build an $8 billion oil refinery within the next two years, in a bid to reduce the ...
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Egypt textile stocks lead Egyptian market higher
Egyptian stocks inched higher on Sunday led by gains in the textile sector after the market shrugged off any potential effects of a ...
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NATO Reject ex-Soviet Republic Membership
Egypt to pay more for wheat, may plant in Sudan
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Cameroon's CDC to boost rubber cultivation
Japan Central Bank Raises Interest Rate
Hyundai to Assemble Vehicles in Brazil
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Oil Prices Drop to Below $54 a Barrel
Telkom in Talks to Buy Uganda Telecom Stake
Detroit Gets a Buzz from Electric Cars
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Sony Says to Cut Back Sharply on Chip Spending
African Union Adopts United Front for Trade Talks
UK's CDC Joins Citigroup in $200 Million Africa Venture
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Yahoo Search Links to Dash Satellite Mapping for Cars
Toyota Creating Alcohol Detection System
Cisco Says India to be Base of Globalization Drive
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South Korean Petrochemical Firms Fined 111 Million Dollars for Price-Rigging
Hurdles Loom for XM, Sirius Combination
Three Croatian workers kidnapped in Nigeria
 
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Mugabe Raids Opposition Offices
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Market supplied with enough oil, OPEC official says
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Oil prices above $ 106 on weak US dollar
World oil prices surged to $ 106.23 a barrel, up by $ 2.40 or by two percent Friday on a weak US dollar and a ...
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Mugabe: 'Down But Not Out'
Zimbabwean incumbent President Robert Mugabe met with his party aides on Friday to discuss the possibility of a run-off vote with the opposition leader if results show that neither side won a majority of ...
UN Chief Urges Action on Darfur
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon deplored "alarming levels" of violence in Darfur Friday, saying that the suffering of millions in the Sudanese region may have gotten worse in recent ...
Slowing deforestation may be worth $billions - study
A slowdown of deforestation from the Amazon to the Congo basin could generate billions of dollars every year for developing nations as part of a U.N. scheme to fight climate change, a study showed on ...
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NATO Sanctions Bush's Missile Shield, Russia Resists
NATO allies agreed Thursday to give President Bush strong support for a missile-defense system to be installed in ...
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Thomas Cook, the second-biggest European travel group, is to merge with British rival MyTravel, the British group ...
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