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Finance
Argentine orders the evacuation of Libertad ship by Ghanaian authorities.
The navy training ship seized by the Ghanaian authorities earlier this month has received orders to evacuate the over 300 sailors on board. The ship has been in the possession of Ghanaian authorities since October 2 due to the Argentine’s debts.
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France provides financial aid to DR Congo to assist the homeless persons
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The Global Fund Welcomes U.S. Budget Allocation of US$1.05 billion for 2011
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Zambia: President accused of bill amendment to get money
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Finding Gaddafi’s hidden fortune
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Ethiopia, Nigeria, DRC to get increased aid from UK
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Egypt and Tunisia: Economic turmoil after revolution?
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Crisis hits Ivory Coast economy
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China ranks as world’s 2nd largest economy
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Africa: A man without a job has no status
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Mubarak’s billions and a lot of hungry Egyptians
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Ivory Coast: A battle over financial signature
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Ethiopia: Devalutation and speedy growth breed economic chaos?
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Zimbabwe workers set to cripple fragile economy
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Piracy in Somalia and Nigeria cause collapse of financial institutions
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Chinese inflation shows up in exported goods
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Facebook scores $500 million cash infusion
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Africa’s MDG Quagmire: Moving beyond the goals
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Retailers offering fewer post-Christmas discounts
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Nigeria: Funds from China fuel China-Africa debate
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Citigroup fears new wave of eurozone bank failures
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Nigeria: Charges against former US Vice President dropped
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Wesley Snipes goes to prison
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Millions in Tanzania and Malawi using mobile phone banking
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African entrepreneurship and private equity gather international interest
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What the World Bank should know about Ghana’s Success Stories
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Nigeria: Oil companies, Shell and Halliburton, to be questioned
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