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Transport
Morocco
Morocco: Heavy rains disrupt transport, leave many dead
At least 34 people have been killed and many left wounded and homeless in Morocco after the Northern African country was hit by heavy rains and floods this week. The Moroccan transport sector is so far the hardest hit.
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Ethiopian government reveals another ambitious economic plan
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Ethiopian Airlines negotiates with Djibouti to restore flights
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Congo: Tragic train crash leaves several dead
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Series of chaos cripple South Africa’s transport services
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Ethiopia Railway finally gets Chinese funding after Indian delay
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Ethiopian Shipping lines set to get heavy loan from China
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World Bank eyes India as Africa rail partner
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Ghana: Stop the irresponsible carnage !
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Nigeria and Congo move toward Maritime agreement
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Nigerian President promises air safety
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Algerian Minister addresses the sad state of African transport
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Algiers Declaration adopted by African transport ministers
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