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Mauritania to launch new mobile phone network soon

A new mobile phone network, the third in the cou ntry, will be launched in Mauritania in September, Mohamed Abderrahman Ahmed
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Belgium grants US$7.5 million to Niger

Belgium has granted 4 billion CFA F (US$7.5 million) inst itutional support to Niger under three agreements signed between
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Zim miner plans US$300m investment

One of Zimbabwe's biggest diamond miner, Mirowa Mine, Tuesday announced it planned to invest US$300 million to increase output
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Tanzanian shilling gains against major foreign currencies

Tanzania's shilling gained against leading curr encies last week but analysts said its latest recovery was not enough to revamp t he confidence
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Libya to establish gold, diamond factories

An India-based company, the World Council for gold and p recious metals industry, is to help Libya establish two factories (one for
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Libyan official scouts for Zimbabwe investment opportunities

Top Libyan official, Lieutenant-Colonel Saadi Muammar- Al Kadhafi, arrived in Zimbabwe Friday on a five-day visit to scout
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Mali to build bio-fuel power station in 2011

The Malian government will build a power station, powered only with jatropha oil, in February 2011, in the Kebila district, southern
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SADC Council of Ministers to meet on Saturday

The Council of Ministers of the Southern Africa Deve lopment Community (SADC) begins a two-day meeting on Saturday in the Namibian
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Gambian govt. discusses sugar price with stakeholders

The Gambian government, through the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Regional Integration, and the Gambia Chamber of Commerce
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Body to prosecute 260 over Nigeria’s capital market crisis

Nigeria's regulatory Security and Exchange Commission (S EC) has said it will prosecute 260 persons and organizations over the
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Ethiopia turns to Sudan for oil supplies

Ethiopia is set to close decades-old business rel ations on petroleum imports with Middle East countries, prefering instead to tur n to
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‘Angola is self-sufficient in butane gas production’

Angola is considered a self-sufficient country in the production of butane gas, with a total processing capacity of 600,000 tonnes
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