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      Monday 13 February RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE
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      This file photo, provided by the US Navy, shows Somali pirates speeding off of towards Somalia's coast. All 21 Indian crew members held hostage by Somali pirates on a chemical oil tanker since August have been released safely, officials in Mumbai said.
      Bulletin: Somali pirates free Indian crew of 21

      Bulletin: Somali pirates free Indian crew of 21

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      Two workers stand on a drilling site in oil rich Southern Sudan, in 2010. South Sudan signed its first oil deals with foreign nations since it won independence last July, inking agreements with Chinese, Indian and Malaysian firms, officials said.
      Bulletin: South Sudan signs first oil deals since independence

      Bulletin: South Sudan signs first oil deals since independence

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      Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh (right) shakes hand with the President of the Republic of Mali Amadou Toumani Toure during a delegation level talks in New Delhi on January 11. India has extended a $100-million loan to Mali for a power project, while Bamako promised to support the Asian giant's bid for a permanent UN Security Council seat.
      Bulletin: India loans $100 million to Mali for power project

      Bulletin: India loans $100 million to Mali for power project

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      An Indian worker uses a laptop in Bangalore. Six Nigerian nationals have been arrested in the Indian city of Mumbai on suspicion of defrauding hundreds of people through text message and spam email scams, police said. The arrests come amid concern about an increase in India of spam -- the sending of anonymous unsolicited emails.
      Bulletin: Nigerians held in India over 'phishing' scam: police

      Bulletin: Nigerians held in India over 'phishing' scam: police

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      A pirate stands on a rocky outcrop on the coast in Hobyo, central Somalia, looking at at a hijacked vessel in 2010. Somali pirates have freed an Italian oil tanker hijacked in February with five Italians and 17 Indians on board after nearly 11 months in captivity, the Italian government says.
      Bulletin: Somali pirates free Italian tanker hijacked in February

      Bulletin: Somali pirates free Italian tanker hijacked in February

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      A handout picture shows Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff (L), South African Presidnt Jacob Zuma (C) and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh posing during a summit gathering leaders of the emerging economies of India, Brazil and South Africa (IBSA), dominated by the global economic crisis amid questions over the group's relevance in Pretoria.
      Bulletin: S.Africa, India, Brazil, discuss trade

      Bulletin: S.Africa, India, Brazil, discuss trade

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      South Sudanese politician Anne Itto shows a Dutch trade mission around a farm
      Article: It’s business time in Juba

      Article: It’s business time in Juba

      A group of twenty Dutch companies visited Juba this week, looking for business...
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      A staff watches the real time stock monitor at Sao Paulo's Bovespa stock exchange, in Sao Paulo, Brazil in September 2011. Stock exchanges from Brazil, Russia, India, Hong Kong and South Africa on Wednesday unveiled a cross-listing agreement for derivatives in a bid to increase economic partnerships, officials said.
      Bulletin: BRICS bourses unveil cross-listing plan

      Bulletin: BRICS bourses unveil cross-listing plan

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      Pirates keep vigil along the coastline at Hobyo town, northeastern Somalia, in 2010. Five pirates hijacked an Italian cargo ship carrying 23 crew members about 620 miles east of the Somali coast on Monday, the D'Alesio shipping company said.
      Bulletin: Italian vessel hijacked by pirates off Somali coast

      Bulletin: Italian vessel hijacked by pirates off Somali coast

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      More than five million telephone subscribers in Nigeria were cut off when protesters attacked an exchange of India-owned Airtel, one of the west African nation's biggest telecom firms, it said Thursday.
      Bulletin: Nigerian protesters cut off 5 mln phone lines

      Bulletin: Nigerian protesters cut off 5 mln phone lines

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