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      Sunday 26 May  
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      The European Union on Wednesday urged the five Maghreb nations of northern Africa to draw inspiration from Europe and deepen their regional integration in the aftermath of the Arab Spring. "The Maghreb is a region with enormous human, economic and cultural potential," said EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton, pictured here on December 13, 2012.
      Bulletin: EU urges deeper integration of five Maghreb nations

      Bulletin: EU urges deeper integration of five Maghreb nations

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      An employee slices beef at a supermarket, in Sao Paulo, Brazil in 2007. China and South Africa have joined Japan in suspending imports of Brazilian beef over an atypical case of mad cow disease, an official from the agriculture ministry said.
      Bulletin: China, S.Africa suspend Brazil beef imports

      Bulletin: China, S.Africa suspend Brazil beef imports

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      Ships sail at Luanda's harbour in 2009. China has granted a 95 percent tariff discount to exports coming from oil-rich Angola, officials said Thursday, after the signing of a new round of trade deals.
      Bulletin: China grants 95% tariff discount for Angolan exports

      Bulletin: China grants 95% tariff discount for Angolan exports

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      A picture taken on September 13, shows miners of South Africa's strike-hit platinum during a rally in Rustenburg. South Africa's trade deficit widened sharply in September on a big fall of the export of metals and other mining products, the South African Revenue Service said.
      Bulletin: S.African exports sink 7.7% as mining strikes hit

      Bulletin: S.African exports sink 7.7% as mining strikes hit

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      A Zambian soldier serving with the international peacekeeping operation on the ground patrols in the volatile region of Abyei on May 30, 2011. Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir has ordered land and river border crossings with South Sudan reopened, official radio said, after agreements eased long-running tensions between the neighbours.
      Bulletin: Sudan's Bashir orders S. Sudan borders reopened

      Bulletin: Sudan's Bashir orders S. Sudan borders reopened

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      An employee of the al-Saafein factory sits at his sewing machine as he puts together school aprons for girls in the West Bank town of Hebron in 2007. Israel's foreign ministry on Thursday summoned South Africa's envoy to formally protest Pretoria's decision to place "Occupied Palestinian Territory" labels on goods from Jewish settlements.
      Bulletin: Israel summons S.Africa envoy over settler goods labels

      Bulletin: Israel summons S.Africa envoy over settler goods labels

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      South African president Jacob Zuma (2L) speaks to striking platinum miners, August 22, at London-listed Lonmin's Marikana platinum mine. South Africa's trade minister on Thursday sought to assure foreign investors over tensions in the platinum sector as the country readied to mourn 44 people killed in a wildcat mine strike.
      Bulletin: S.Africa assures investors after mine violence

      Bulletin: S.Africa assures investors after mine violence

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      A supermarket at Maponya shopping mall, in Soweto. South Africa's cabinet on Wednesday said it had approved the placing of Occupied Palestinian Territory labels on imported goods from Jewish settlements.
      Bulletin: South Africa approves 'Made in Palestinian Territories' tags

      Bulletin: South Africa approves 'Made in Palestinian Territories' tags

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      A group of children gather on the street behind Lido Beach in the Kaaraan District in Mogadishu on August 6 in this photo released by the African Union-United Nations Information Support Team. War-torn Somalia is setting up a stock market to raise cash for fledging businesses, as the Horn of Africa nation seeks to rebuild from over two decades of conflict, officials said Thursday.
      Bulletin: War-torn Somalia to launch stock exchange

      Bulletin: War-torn Somalia to launch stock exchange

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      American companies are starting to wake up to huge investment opportunities in Africa, the chairman of the US Export Import bank, Fred Hochberg, pictured, said in Johannesburg on Wednesday.
      Bulletin: US firms waking up to Africa investment: ExIm Bank

      Bulletin: US firms waking up to Africa investment: ExIm Bank

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