• Wide expectations on the victory of Faure Gnassingbe over his adversaries in the Togolese presidential election
    Wide expectations on the victory of Faure Gnassingbe in Togo

    Togo has held presidential elections on March 4th and according to preliminary ballot results, President Faure Gnassingbe is in top of the list and certainly will be re-elected for a second term.Some Togolese experts closed to decision-making...

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  • STX ventures into Ghana’s infrastructure sector

    South Korea’s STX Group said Thursday 4th March, it plans to make inroads into the Ghanaian infrastructure sector as part of a bid to solidify its presence in western Africa.The group signed a memorandum of understanding with...

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  • Libya summons U.S. diplomat over spokesman remarks on Jihad appeal

    Libyan Foreign Ministry summoned U.S. charge d’affaires in Tripoli on Wednesday March the 3rd to protest remarks by a spokesman for U.S. State Department on Libyan leader’s call to declare Jihad against Switzerland amid a diplomatic row...

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  • Somali pirates seize Saudi tanker

    Somali pirates have hijacked a Saudi-owned ship in the Gulf of Aden with 14 crew members on board, a regional maritime official confirmed on Wednesday, March the 3rd .Andrew Mwangura, East Africa Coordinator of Seafarers’ Assistance Programme...

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  • Ivory Coast opposition to join new unity government Cote d’Ivoire sets up new government

    Cote d’Ivoire authorities announced last week the establishment of a new government to relieve the country from the dangerous crisis, which has threatened all the hard-won gains in recent years in the peace process.Prime Minister Guillaume Soro...

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  • Tanzanian Flagship rescued in attack attempts from suspected pirates

    A Tanzanian ship has been rescued after a United States warship deterred an attack by suspected pirates and arrested the eight suspected pirates, the U. S. embassy said in a statement on Tuesday the 23rd of February.The...

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  • Algeria probes police chief murder

    Algeria has opened a judicial inquiry into the killing of its national police chief Ali Tounsi.A judicial enquiry has been opened to determine the circumstances of this distressing event,”  official statement said.The inquiry comes a day after...

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  • Nigerian Vice-President to stay in charge

    Nigeria’s vice-president will continue to lead the nation while the ailing president recuperates, a presidential adviser has said.In a statement issued last week, Olusegun Adeniyi, a presidential spokesman, said Goodluck Jonathan would continue to serve as acting...

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  • Emissions trading scheme could be compromised

    The Japanese government is planning to introduce a global warming bill in the Diet. But environmental organizations are worried that the proposed emissions trading scheme will be compromised.The bill includes a provision to establish an emissions trading...

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  • Tokyo Financial, Commerzbank Sued for $2.5 Million

    A group of 46 Japanese individual investors sued the Tokyo Financial Exchange Inc. and Germany’s second-biggest bank Commerzbank AG for inappropriate pricing of South frica’s rand versus the yen.The investors are seeking 221 million yen ($2.5 million)...

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