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Nigeria’s oil giant shell rejects oil spill charge on Nigerian four farmers
Claims by four Nigerian farmers over oil spills ruining their livelihoods by the Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell has been rejected.
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Egypt’s president Mohammed Mursi decrees pardon revolutionaries
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Botswana diamond sector wage disparity favours South Africans?
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Ethiopian economy’s new gold rush
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Namibia: Uranium enrichment in the offing
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DR Congo: Illegal gold mining continue despite ban
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U.K. faces law suit over DR Congo resource-war
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Partnership Africa Canada (PAC) condemns violence in Zimbabwe’s diamond fields
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SAP Participates in New Project to Drive Extractive Industries Transparency in Ghana
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Nigeria: A matter of gold and death
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Sustainability key to growth in Africa
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Zimbabwe police to move into mining industry
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Zimbabwe-Iran: Uranium deals against debts?
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Ghana: Avoiding the Oil resource curse
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Guinea: Mixed feelings over Chinese take over of Guinea’s Bauxite mines
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Kanye West Leads BET HIP-HOP AWARDS ’09 Nominees ...
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Zimbabwe police "blood diamond" abuses continue as they ignore Kimberley Process
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Ghana records increasing mineral revenue amid profit fears
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