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Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, has disclosed that while huge amount of dollars has been in the last one year on pipeline repairs, a record volume of crude valued at $7billion has been lost to crude theft via illegal bunkering within the same period. This is even as the federal government's effort to combat the unending episodes of oil theft propelled by the escalating cases of pipeline vandalism and illegal oil bunkering has resulted in the establishment of a Joint Oil Industry and Military Task Force with the mandate of eradicating the oil theft menace. The Team which
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Senegal cattle dying, fields scorched amid drought In the northeastern nook of Senegal, one of the most stable and developed nations in
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Mali parliament approves amnesty for coup leaders The parliament in Mali on Friday passed a law granting amnesty to the leaders of
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UN orders sanctions against G. Bissau coup leaders The UN Security Council unanimously ordered sanctions Friday against the leaders of last month's military
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Nigeria fines 4 mobile phone carriers Lagos - Regulators in Nigeria have fined four mobile phone carriers a total of $7.3m over poor service in a nation that depends on cellular phones for communications, a spokesperson
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- Liberia to get high-speed internet
- Ghana hotel Glo mobile 200,000 dollar fines for not from actions
- Egypt offers gas to Israel at new price
- S.African regulators approve Anglo-De Beers deal
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Uganda: Nodding Disease Children Forced Out of School Many of the children suffering from the nodding disease syndrome have developed severe mental retardation and cannot go back to school to continue with education, a clinical officer in charge
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- Mali's Timbuktu schools re-open
- Nigeria's oldest university shuts down
- Swazi students demand scholarships
- Parents Given Ultimatum to Send Girls to School
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Legendary singer Warda dies in Cairo aged 72 Algerian singer Warda, whose powerful vocal range and patriotic songs earned her legendary status throughout the Arab world, died of a heart attack late on Thursday aged 72, her family
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- Egyptian director sends defiant Cannes message
- Big Brother STARGAME Is On: Tanzania And Zimbabwe Up For Eviction
- South African jazz reborn on harmonica
- Nollywood Star Ramsey Nouah To Quit Acting
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Malawi devalues currency by 48% Malawi's central bank devalued the country's currency by about 48% on Monday, in line with a demand by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). As per the new exchange rate, 250
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- Economy Set to Hit Rocks
- Libya govt proposes $55 bn 2012 budget
- Saudi to honour $3.7 bn aid pledge to Egypt
- Egypt asks World Bank for $1 bn loan for economy
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Govt Reveals Annual Oil Theft Losses Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, has disclosed that while huge amount of dollars has been in the last one year on pipeline repairs, a record volume of crude
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- Madagascar strongman says ready for accord with rival
- Senegal cattle dying, fields scorched amid drought
- Mali parliament approves amnesty for coup leaders
- UN orders sanctions against G. Bissau coup leaders
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Poor Sanitation Systems Hinder Fight Against Cholera Kinshasa — ore than 7,500 cholera cases have been identified in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) since the beginning of the year as an epidemic that began in June
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- Malaria - a Mass Killer Under Fire
- Fake Malaria Drugs Overwhelm Govt.
- Kano - 7.6 Million Children Immunised Against Polio
- Military Tackles HIV Spread Among Soldiers
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Algeria ruling party wins vote Algiers - Algeria's historical ruling party won 220 of the 462 seats up for grabs in the legislative polls while moderate Islamists suffered a setback, according to official results released
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- Politics - Many Parties but No Fun
- Zambia's former ruling party wins reprieve
- MDC-T Threatens to Rule Alone
- Senegal opposition join forces
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Religion
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Jews stay away from Tunisia festival Djerba - Security concerns and threats from some Salafi Islamists kept thousands of Jewish pilgrims away from an annual celebration on the Tunisian island of Djerba this week. No more
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- Hundreds expected at Tunisia's revived Jewish pilgrimage
- Zimbabwe's 'black Jews' observe traditions, if not faith
- Senegalese religious leader arrested
- Hundreds of Tunisia's mosques held by extremists
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Sport
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Thousands pay homage to Senegal football icon Bocande Tens of thousands of people on Tuesday filled a Dakar stadium to pay homage to Senegalese football icon Jules-Francois Bocande who died in France on May 7. Senegalese President Macky
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- Mali National soccer coach resigns in a huff
- CAF offer condolences after death of Yekini
- Joburg to host Africa Cup of Nations final
- France's Lechantre appointed Senegal football coach
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This is pure lies, the police spokeman is telling pure lies!! Guys this is a very political story. 1. There
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I wish to know when the university will kick off. Also i will to know the requirements and conditions for
read more.. - It's good to see that women are getting their say in the political arena within Libya!
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this is the best step so far by the authorities concern.discipline is what we need and nobody is above the
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This is pure lies, the police spokeman is telling pure lies!! Guys this is a very political story. 1. There
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