East Africa New Frontier For Oil Exploration
East Africa has become a promising new frontier for oil exploration and major multinationals are jostling for the rights to search for black gold, industry experts said.
"There are still large areas which are essentially unexploited and ma...
South Sudan Defends Independence Referendum
Southern Sudan's leader said Tuesday that a 2011 referendum on his oil-rich region's indep...
Gunshots Heard In Violence-Wracked Nigerian Town
Automatic weapons fire punctuated by screams erupted after dark Tuesday in a Nigerian city...
U.S. Apologizes To Libya For Dismissive Comments
The U.S. State Department apologized on Tuesday for dismissive comments its spokesman made...
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President Barack Obama's Mideast envoy failed Friday to lure Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas back to peace talks with Israel, as Abbas stuck to his insistence that an...
Indian Billionaire Nears African Expansion
Indian telecom billionaire Sunil Mittal, long on the hunt for a mega-acquisition, is edging closer to sealing one.
His Bharti Airtel, which with 120 million su...
Wastewater fears for urban farms
Urgent action is need food, an international study has warned. ed to remove pollutants from urban wastewater, which is often used in cities to grow Data collected by the In...
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President Zuma receives FIFA Confederations Cup trophy in Parliament
A special premiere took place today (9 June 2009) at the South African Parliament's National Assembly Chamber in Cape Town.
Is Brain Drain Good for Africa?
Nearly half of Ghana's educated citizens live abroad, while one in three skilled Angolans resides outside that country. "Brain drain"—the exodus of skilled workers from...
Is There Such a Thing as Agro-Imperialism?
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