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      Thursday 20 June  
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      Soldiers of Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi stand with a tank in March 2011. Libya's new government is investigating documents that appear to detail secret Chinese efforts to sell a vast quantity of weapons to Kadhafi's regime despite UN sanctions.
      Bulletin: Libya probes China-Kadhafi arms deal

      Bulletin: Libya probes China-Kadhafi arms deal

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      A pile of crocodile and python skins is seen at a family business in Kano, Nigeria in 2009. The UN wildlife trade regulator says it is lifting its 2005 suspension on wildlife commerce with Nigeria, citing the country's improved efforts to combat illegal trade.
      Bulletin: UN lifts Nigeria wildlife trade ban

      Bulletin: UN lifts Nigeria wildlife trade ban

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      A Cape Town resident watches a ship proceed towards Table Bay harbour, 2002. Trade and diplomatic ties between the largest economies in Africa and Europe will top the agenda at the fourth annual South Africa-European Union summit on September 15
      Bulletin: Trade to top agenda at S.Africa-EU summit

      Bulletin: Trade to top agenda at S.Africa-EU summit

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      Rwanda Foreign Affairs Minister, Louise Mushikiwabo (L) and China's Deputy Minister of Commerce, Gao Hu Cheng (R), address reporters at Urugwiro Village in Kigali, Rwanda. China on Thursday signed development deals with Rwanda as the Asian giant continues to deepen ties with the countries of resource-rich Africa.
      Bulletin: China inks development deals with Rwanda

      Bulletin: China inks development deals with Rwanda

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      South African President, Jacob Zuma [L] is with shares a word with his Burundian
      Article: Burundi: South Africa cash injection for ailing industries

      Article: Burundi: South Africa cash injection for ailing industries

      After two decades of civil war Burundi’s tourism, energy and infrastructure are...
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      People are seen working near a ferry-boat at the Beach, the port of Brazzaville, linking Congo to the Democratic Republic of Congo. The twin-city metropolis of more than 10 million is teeming with small traders, dependent on traveling between the two banks and all desperate to avoid the bureaucratic crossing fees that cut into their income.
      Bulletin: Congo's Beach port is haven for disabled traders

      Bulletin: Congo's Beach port is haven for disabled traders

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      India's Minister of Commerce and Industry Anand Sharma is pictured in June. Sharma says he expects India to reach a preferential trading deal with the Southern African Customs Union by the end of the year as it seeks to expand its economic footprint on the African continent.
      Bulletin: India aims for trade deals with Africa

      Bulletin: India aims for trade deals with Africa

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      Cueillette de coton au Cameroun
      Article: Cameroon: Cotton farmers dream of a better future

      Article: Cameroon: Cotton farmers dream of a better future

      The global financial crisis severely affected the cotton industry, but a recent rise in...
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      South Sudan has shipped its first independently sold oil cargo from Port Sudan, a former minister said on Tuesday, despite no final agreement with Khartoum on how to manage the country's vital industry. "We managed to sell all the cargoes for July. Lifting started on Sunday, at Port Sudan," and the first cargo left on Monday, Lual Deng, pictured in 2010, told AFP.
      Bulletin: South Sudan ships first independent oil cargo

      Bulletin: South Sudan ships first independent oil cargo

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      Germany is ready to help Angola overcome the challenges it faces in reconstruction, Chancellor Angela Merkel, pictured on July 12, said Wednesday during a visit that aims to boost economic ties with the oil-rich country.
      Bulletin: Germany ready to help Angola's reconstruction: Merkel

      Bulletin: Germany ready to help Angola's reconstruction: Merkel

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