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Military commander of Hamas killed

November 15, 2012 Geraldine Boechat 0

On Tuesday, Egypt was playing the role of a mediator between Israel and Palestine in order to bring truce to the region. However just five […]

Syria: Opposition coalition gathering international recognition

November 14, 2012 Geraldine Boechat 0

Following the setting up of a united opposition called the National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces against the Assad regime, allegiance of recognition […]

Ethiopia: the Nile River and mega dam constructions

November 13, 2012 Steven Addamah 0

Ever since Ethiopia decided to invest almost $12 billion to exploit energy that can be provided by the Nile River which crosses the country by […]

The « Sanad » program reported to be a success

November 12, 2012 Geraldine Boechat 0

“Sanad” was a youth programme that was created three years ago by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). This project was created in […]

IMF to Open Training Center on Macroeconomic Policymaking in Mauritius

November 8, 2012 Steven Addamah 0

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) plans to establish a Regional Training Center (RTC) for Sub-Saharan Africa in Mauritius. The center will start operations in 2013 […]

Desertec: how strong the partners’ will is?

November 8, 2012 Steven Addamah 0

Desertec is the association of 57 partners from 16 countries which defines itself as the world’s biggest solar power. For three years now, Desertec has […]

Libya: Shortage of petrol in Tripoli

November 7, 2012 Geraldine Boechat 0

Libya is the second petroleum producer in Africa right after Nigeria and before Algeria. Having also the biggest natural reserve of petroleum in Africa it […]

South Sudan: Resuming the economy construction

November 5, 2012 Steven Addamah 0

Last January, South Sudan completely shut down its oil production unit because of a dispute with Sudan over the price Khartoum imposed for its exportation. […]

Sudan: the growing aviation industry

November 1, 2012 Steven Addamah 0

Almost a year ago, 45 passengers barely survived in a Sudanese plane crash accident in Khartoum’s International airport. Even before that Sudan has been having […]

Tunisia clashes with Salafists

October 31, 2012 Geraldine Boechat 0

Tunis witnessed another brawl between the Salafist and the security forces which left one dead and several injuries. The clash happened when some salafists attacked […]

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