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Johannesburg - Trade between African countries would reduce poverty and stimulate economic growth, President Jacob Zuma said in Ethiopia on Saturday. "Intra and inter-regional trade is not an option, it is an imperative," Zuma said in a speech planned for delivery at the 26th New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) heads of state and government orientation committee meeting in Addis Ababa. The Nepad meeting was a forerunner to the 18th Ordinary Session of the African Union Assembly, which takes place on Sunday and Monday in the Ethiopian capital. Zuma said Africa was poised for economic growth that could rival Asia,
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DR Congo opposition leader calls for general strike Democratic Republic of Congo opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi on Friday called for a general strike
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Ghana tipped to beat Mali in west African derby The Africa Cup of Nations Group D will serve up a second west African derby
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Calls grow in Nigeria for peace talks Kano, Nigeria - Nigerian Islamist group Boko Haram has killed hundreds in an onslaught of
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Banks loan Gabon €13.7m Libreville - The National Wood Company of Gabon has obtained a loan of €13.7m to help build a plant to treat timber at Libreville's Owendo port, officials say. The Development
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Schools deserted in Zimbabwe Harare - Public schools in Zimbabwe's capital were deserted on Tuesday, the second day of a strike by civil servants demanding a doubling of basic wages and better work conditions.
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- Government committed to early childhood education - Betty Mould
- Libyan schools to teach anti-Kadhafi revolt
- Policy On School Texts Requires Urgent Review
- Mike Adenuga's Gift to UNN
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Entertainment
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"I CAN’T STAND THE NAME GHALLYWOOD"…KWAW ANSAH Award –winning Ghanaian film-maker, writer, producer and director Kwaw Ansah has told portaltoafrica.com last Saturday during the premiere of the Good old Days: Suffering to Loose at the National Theatre
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- Another Laurel for Wizkid
- Mandela's life story to be turned into TV series
- Ini Edo Conferred With Chieftaincy Title
- Roots Bongo Band On Gambia Visit
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Finance
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World Bank issues warning over Kenya GDP High food and fuel prices, the Horn of Africa drought and the euro crisis will dampen Kenya's economic growth in 2011, and possibly into 2012, the World Bank said in
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- ?100 Million Boost for 'Green' Energy in the Country
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- Bank: Africa making business easier
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Africa could rival Asia - Zuma Johannesburg - Trade between African countries would reduce poverty and stimulate economic growth, President Jacob Zuma said in Ethiopia on Saturday. "Intra and inter-regional trade is not an option, it
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- Nigeria gunmen attack police post in flashpoint city
- DR Congo opposition leader calls for general strike
- Calls grow in Nigeria for peace talks
- Protests sweep through Senegal
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Health
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Typhoid outbreak hits Zimbabwe At least 90 people were admitted to hospital and over 600 affected in a typhoid outbreak in the Zimbabwean capital Harare, a health official said on Tuesday. "We have attended
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- Congestion At Kath Inevitable
- GAVI recovering Cameroon, Niger funds
- Nation On Cholera Alert
- 22 States in Nigeria Are Polio Free - NPHCDA
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Politics
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Wade applies to run for 3rd term Dakar - Senegal's 85-year-old president formally applied Monday to run in February's election, ending speculation about whether the octogenarian leader would seek a third term, according to the country's official
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- Senegal opposition to go ahead with rally
- Women Still Sidelined Politically As 2012 Election Approaches
- ZANU-PF, MDC-T Set to Prolong Unity Govt
- CDC's Acarious Gray Charged With Sedition
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Religion
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Nigeria: Mosque prayer service after attacks Kano - The emir of Kano has led a prayer service asking for God to help end attacks by a radical Islamist sect across Nigeria's north. The ceremony by the
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- Puntland Islamic Scholars Hold Conference On Al Shabaab
- Enugu Islamic Community Condemns Bombings
- Bishops fear DRC factions to collide
- Pope visits voodoo heartland for second Africa trip
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Sport
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Ghana tipped to beat Mali in west African derby The Africa Cup of Nations Group D will serve up a second west African derby when Ghana face Mali on Saturday. Mali edged past Guinea 1-0 in the first west
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- Last gasp Tunisia see off lively Niger
- Mensah turns from hero to zero as Ghana pip Botswana
- Ethiopia lifts ban on 35 athletes
- Tunisia keep neighbours Morocco at bay
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