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West Africa's last giraffes make surprise comeback

A crisp African dawn is breaking overhead, and Zibo Mounkaila is on the back of a pickup truck bounding across a sparse landscape of rocky orange soil.

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West Africa's last giraffes make surprise comeback

KOURE, Niger -- A crisp African dawn is breaking overhead, and Zibo Mounkaila is on the back of a pickup truck bounding across a sparse landscape of rocky orange soil.

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West Africa: EBID grants Lome Free Port 1.5 billion CFA loan

The Ecowas Bank of Investment and Development, EBID, granted a complementary loan of 1.5 billion CFA F to the Lome Port (PAL) during its 26th session of Board of Directors on Wednesday in Lome (Togo).

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Guinea: Political Crisis Only Sharpens Daily Hardship

Even when Guinea is not facing political crisis and reeling from a massacre, daily life is gruelling for many and instability is never far away.

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Ghana: Supporters Give NPP Ultimatum

A group constituting itself into "Supporters of the Three NPP Independent MPs" in Kumasi, has given a 72-hour ultimatum to the leadership of the NPP to consider regularizing the membership of the three independent candidates or be compelled to advice themselves.

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Ghana: Nungua Chieftaincy Dispute

An Accra High Court yesterday convicted Nii Adote Obuor IV, Acting President of the Ga Traditional Council for contempt of court in the raging Nungua chieftaincy dispute. Additionally, the Ga Traditional Council and Nii Odehe Kpakpa King Odaifio Welentse III, a rival chief of Nungua, had equally been convicted for disobeying the orders of the court.

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Ghana: Govt Decision Must Be Reviewed Now

When former President Kufuor decided to put up the presidential palace at the then Flagstaff House, President Mills was one of the people who vehemently protested against the decision. The Chronicle does not fault the latter for his views over the issue, because most Ghanaians at the time kicked against the decision, since the general view was that the project was not a priority one for government....

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Cape Verde: UN Agency Helps Officials in Country Tackle Outbreak of Dengue Fever

Officials from the United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) are at work in the Atlantic Ocean archipelago of Cape Verde to help local authorities battle the country's first reported epidemic of dengue fever.

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Israel: Stop East Jerusalem Home Demolitions

(Jerusalem) - Israeli authorities in East Jerusalem should immediately stop demolishing Palestinian homes in violation of international law, Human Rights Watch said today. read more

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Nigeria: Orji, Apugo Settle Rift

The face-off between Governor Theodore Orji of Abia State and his kinsman and a member of PDP Board of Trustees, Chief Benjamin Apugo, seems to be over, following the Governor's visit to the PDP chieftain's place in Umuahia.

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Gambia: Women Gardeners Could Earn 102 Million Dalasis Annually If

In 2008 alone the Gambia imported 75 Million Dalasis worth of fruits and Vegetables.

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Sudan: Reform National Security Law

A report released on November 5, 2009 by the United Nations Panel of Experts on Sudan reveals continuing human rights violations in Darfur and underscores the urgent need to reform Sudan's repressive national security law, Human Rights Watch said today. read more

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Ghana: Mogo Revitalizing Original Highlife Music

Original Ghanaian highlife music has these recent years seen a decline in patronage with fewer albums being released and a crippling of this ground-breaking music genre.

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Mercenaries back in SA

"I don't know where, and how; I just know they're back," a security expert has said about the South African mercenaries jailed for their part in an Equatorial Guinea coup plot.

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Liberia: Diplomat Presents Credence to Nigerian President

Liberia Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Professor Al-Hassan Conteh presented his Letter of Credence to the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, His Excellency President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua at an elaborate ceremony held on n Tuesday, November 3, at State House in the Nigerian Capital Abuja.

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Non-food biofuel and the future of alternative energy in West Africa

A ll over West Africa, costs are rising. Ghana's inflation is at a ten-year high. At 18.4 per cent, experts are predicting that it might well reach 25 per cent by year end if oil prices continue rising. The prices of most stables in the country have doubled in the last six months. Bus and taxi fares in Accra cost 30 per cent more than what obtained six months ago. Presently, a gallon of petrol costs