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      Sunday 12 February RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE
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      Street sellers peddle their goods in Kamsar in 2008. At least one person was killed and some 30 were injured as Guinean soldiers fired on a crowd protesting electricity cuts in the port city of Kamsar north of the capital Conakry, residents and officials said Tuesday.
      Bulletin: One killed as Guinea power protests turn bloody: officials

      Bulletin: One killed as Guinea power protests turn bloody: officials

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      Egyptian security stand in the vicinity of flames following an attack by saboteurs on an Egyptian gas pipeline, July 2011. Egyptian security officials have arrested a man in connection with attacks on a pipeline feeding gas to Israel and Jordan, the official MENA news agency reported on Tuesday.
      Bulletin: Egypt arrests man in connection with gas pipeline attacks

      Bulletin: Egypt arrests man in connection with gas pipeline attacks

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      File photo of the Sasol headquarters in Johannesburg. South African petrochemical giant Sasol is shelving exploration plans for shale gas in the Karoo, at least for now, the company said Thursday.
      Bulletin: Sasol puts shale gas exploration on hold

      Bulletin: Sasol puts shale gas exploration on hold

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      File photo of a coal-powered power plant in China's Shanxi province. Coal currently generates 70 percent of power in China. The nation plans to reduce this 63 percent by 2015.
      Bulletin: Developing economies see no escape from coal

      Bulletin: Developing economies see no escape from coal

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      Cars and pedestrians make their way across the Samora Machel bridge over the Zambezi rive in Tete, the closest town to the Moatize coal basin in Mozambique. Mozambique has launched a $2.1 billion construction project to connect the southern capital Maputo to a major hydro-electric dam 3,000 kilometres to the north.
      Bulletin: Mozambique launches $2bn electricity project

      Bulletin: Mozambique launches $2bn electricity project

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      A view of the panels of the solar power station of Ain Beni Mathar near Oujda in May 2011. The World Bank said Thursday it would lend Morocco $297 million in support of the huge 500 megawatt Ouarzazate solar project.
      Bulletin: World Bank backs Morocco solar megaproject

      Bulletin: World Bank backs Morocco solar megaproject

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      South Africa has signed a $250-million loan deal with the World Bank aimed at adding 200 Megawatts of solar and wind power to the coal-dependent country's grid.
      Bulletin: South Africa gets $250mn loan for wind, solar power

      Bulletin: South Africa gets $250mn loan for wind, solar power

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      Energy Minister Hassan Yunis said that Egypt is to launch a tender offer for the installation of wind farms on the Gulf of Suez with a capacity of 200 megawatts.
      Bulletin: Egypt launches tender offer for wind farms

      Bulletin: Egypt launches tender offer for wind farms

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      This picture taken in 2009 shows the logo of French state-controlled nuclear giant Areva and building offices in the Business district of La Defense, outside Paris. The Central African Republic on Thursday threatened to dispute a contract with French nuclear giant Areva if the company froze a uranium mining project in the country.
      Bulletin: CentrAfrica threatens to dispute French nuclear deal

      Bulletin: CentrAfrica threatens to dispute French nuclear deal

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      This picture taken in 2009 shows the logo of French state-controlled nuclear giant Areva and building offices in the Business district of La Defense, outside Paris. Areva said on Wednesday it was suspending a mining project in the Central African Republic for "a year or two" because of a drop in uranium prices since the Fukushima disaster.
      Bulletin: Areva says it suspends C.Africa uranium mine project

      Bulletin: Areva says it suspends C.Africa uranium mine project

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