Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | May 3, 2012 | Analysis, Morocco News, Sahara, Sahel |
* Fears Mali’s rebellion could cross the border * Niger home to Sahel’s largest Tuareg population * Nomadic herders seeking desert homeland By Nathalie Prevost TCHINTABARADEN, Niger, May 3 (Reuters) – In the...
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* Debate revived over hybrid telecom-to-content model * CEO says ongoing review of portfolio, strategy underway * Investment bankers pitching ideas, but few quick fixes * French telecoms unit SFR hit by brutal competition *...
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BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) – A self-proclaimed autonomous council for Libya’s oil-producing eastern province has called on people in the region to boycott an election scheduled for next month, saying it will not give...
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By Gus Trompiz and Muriel Boselli PARIS (Reuters) – Algeria will amend its hydrocarbons law before the end of the year to attract more foreign investment to help it develop potentially big reserves of non-conventional...
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More photos ยป by Ines Bel Aiba – CAIRO (AFP) Egypt’s military rulers vowed Thursday that this month’s presidential election will be fair and moved to assure the public it will hand over power on schedule, a day...
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