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Wednesday 22 May

Somaliland farmers Ismael Hassan (left) and Abdi Noor Husein count money they got on October 29 selling their camel at Sayladah market in Hargeisa. The livestock trade in conflict-ravaged Somalia is thriving

Bulletin: Somali livestock trade boom despite ravages of war

Bulletin: Somali livestock trade boom despite ravages of war

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Egyptian Prime Minister Hisham Qandil (left) meets with International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde in August 2012. The International Monetary Fund says it has reached a deal with Egyptian authorities on a 22-month loan totalling some $4.8 billion to help the country overcome economic difficulties.

Bulletin: IMF agrees $4.8 bn loan for Egypt

Bulletin: IMF agrees $4.8 bn loan for Egypt

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Ivory Coast on Tuesday hosts world players in the cocoa business for a conference on how to face up to the challenges posed by soaring demand.

Bulletin: I. Coast world cocoa talks to address supply concerns

Bulletin: I. Coast world cocoa talks to address supply concerns

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Sailors from the Argentinian frigate Libertad empty trash bags, in the port of Tema in Ghana, on November 13. Argentina took to an international tribunal Wednesday its fight with Ghana over the Libertad.

Bulletin: Argentina takes fight with Ghana over ship to sea court

Bulletin: Argentina takes fight with Ghana over ship to sea court

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EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton (L) and Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Kamel Amr speak to the press during a ceremony where the European Union signed an agreement with Egypt in Cairo. The EU has approved a 5.0 billion euro financial aid package to Egypt after its economy was battered by a 2011 uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak, the EU and Egypt said on Wednesday.

Bulletin: EU approves 5.0 bn euro financial aid package to Egypt

Bulletin: EU approves 5.0 bn euro financial aid package to Egypt

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Barges laden with stolen oil are stationed along the Imo River in Abia state, Nigeria in 2011. Flooding and large-scale theft of crude drove Nigerian oil output to the lowest level for more than two years in October, the IEA said on Tuesday, highlighting challenges facing Africa's biggest producer.

Bulletin: Theft, floods hit Nigerian oil production: IEA

Bulletin: Theft, floods hit Nigerian oil production: IEA

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Sailors from the Libertad carry boxes up the ship's gangplank in October 2012. Argentina warned Ghana on Monday that it will take the west African nation to court this week if it refuses to free the navy sailing ship held in port over a debt dispute.

Bulletin: Argentina gives Ghana ship ultimatum

Bulletin: Argentina gives Ghana ship ultimatum

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A private security employee guards a diamond processing plant in the diamond-rich eastern Marange region of Zimbabwe in 2011. Around $2 billion worth of diamonds have been siphoned out of Zimbabwe in the past four years by a network of government ministers and military officials aligned with President Robert Mugabe, an Ottawa-based global watchdog said on Monday.

Bulletin: Officials pilfered $2 bn in Zimbabwe diamonds: report

Bulletin: Officials pilfered $2 bn in Zimbabwe diamonds: report

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Sailors from the ARA Libertad carry boxes up the ship's gangplank in Tema, Ghana on October 24. The crew of an Argentine ship detained over a debt dispute brandished weapons to stop Ghanaian port authorities from relocating it to a new berth in the West African nation, officials said Sunday.

Bulletin: Argentines brandish guns over ship in Ghana: officials

Bulletin: Argentines brandish guns over ship in Ghana: officials

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The Krechba gas treatment plant, about 1,200 km (746 miles) south of Algiers, pictured in December 2008. Algeria, the world's fourth-largest gas exporter, has decided to develop its shale gas potential as well, but experts fear this could cause severe environmental problems.

Bulletin: Algeria to exploit controversial shale gas

Bulletin: Algeria to exploit controversial shale gas

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