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- Campaigners from Southern Africa are bracing for the World Trade Organisation (WTO) talks to be held in Hong Kong later this month. Some plan to send representatives to the meeting, to protest against unfair trade legislation -- particularly as this relates to agriculture. |
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- GOVERNMENT says it is on a mission to recruit about 400 engineers from outside SA to help implement and manage the country's R320bn infrastructure investment programme, and that most of these will be South Africans. |
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- OLD Mutual has lowered the threshold for its offer to buy Swedish savings group Skandia from 90% to 50%, in a move it said provided certainty to shareholders, but which, according to Skandia, showed a lack of confidence in the level of support for its offer. |
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- A REPORT released by global development, advocacy and relief organisation Oxfam International yesterday could spur SA into taking legal action against rich countries that subsidise farm products illegally. |
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- Like other countries in the region, Egypt has much to sell but runs into barriers. And like others, it wants something to emerge from the trade ministers meeting in Hong Kong later this month to break those barriers - amidst doubts that this will happen. |
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- Science and Technology Ministers of the member countries of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) have been meeting in Maputo since Thursday to analyse the degree of each country's implementation of programmes in this area, and ways to integrate each of them into an overall regional strategy. |
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- IMPALA Platinum's (Implats) withdrawal from the $2,25bn Ambatovy nickel project in Madagascar will cost about $25m, including the costs of an environmental impact assessment and feasibility studies, Implats manager:group corporate finance Belinda Berlin said yesterday. |
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- President Yoweri Museveni has ordered the governmnent to give out 200sq miles of land to an investor to set up a tax-free zone for imports. |
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- When the Obasanjo administration set up the unwieldy 33-man committee to suggest palliatives to cushion the strangulating effects of the hike in the prices of petroleum products last year, few believed in the president's sincerity. The popular thinking was that the president was merely using what became known as the Mantu Committee to pacify protesters against the increase, and had no intention of offering any palliatives. |
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- The Sports Minister Dr. Seidu Samila Sambawa yesterday revealed that the sum of N1 billion would be spent on Nigeria's outing for the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, Australia. |
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- The Federal Government said yesterday that the result of the ongoing audit of oil and gas companies operating in the country would be made public by the first quarter of 2006. |
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- MR. ANDREW Kwame Pianim, a renowned Economist and Financial Consultant, has stated that it is strenuous for businesses to grow in an economic environment where inflation is beyond 10%. |
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- THE NEW ¢1,000 savings withdrawal form introduced by the Ghana Commercial Bank (GCB) has met harsh criticisms from the bank's clientele, who have described it as an unnecessary product for achieving 'cheap and unjust profit' to the detriment of the poor customer. |
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- THE official residence of former Public Affairs Manager of liquidated Nigeria Airways Limited, Mr. Chris Aligbe, was demolished yesterday by bulldozers on the orders of the airline's liquidator, Babington Ashaye and Company. |
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- LAST minute u-turn by government recognising dockworkers as 'legal workers' in the ports and asking the leadership of the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) to submit proposal for the severance package for the 6000 dockworkers that would be eased of the ports as a result of government concessioning of the operational areas of the ports have forced the dockworkers to suspend the nationwide industrial action that would have begun yesterday. |
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- It has been revealed that Nigeria is one of the greatest importers of fish in the developing world with about 900,000 tons of fish being imported annually into the country with the Federal Government spending about N50 billion yearly on fish importation alone. |
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- THE House of Representatives yesterday called on the Federal Government to begin moves of acquiring and expanding Osubi Airstrip, Warri, presently owned and managed by the Shell Petroleum Development Company. |
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- Namibia Breweries Limited has reversed its decline in the domestic beer market to achieve a 3% year-on-year growth. Market growth is estimated at between 1.8% and 2% per year. |
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- Author: Baloth Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2005 4:38 pm (GMT -8) Thank you, capitalism. _________________You are not Shitashi. |
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- Google Answers: Health Insurance for my father … Question. Subject: Health Insurance for my father. |
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- A decade of Easy travel Guardian Unlimited, UK - Nov 10, 2005 EasyJet now flies to 67 European airports, has 110 aircraft and carries more than 30 Stelios is not the first person to come up with the idea of cheap flights. Deutsche Bank Lands Global Air Deals Business Travel News, NY |
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- New Strategies May Halt the Atopic March Newswise (press release) - Nov 30, 2005 Subsequently, the development of asthma and allergic rhinitis may occur, but according to research presented at the annual meeting of the American College of Once-Daily Asthma Inhaler Approved PakTribune. com, Pakistan - Nov 30, 2005 ISLAMABAD, December 01 (Online): |
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- I need some xml code for my assignments. Question One. Suppose we have an XML document which contains XLink mark-up using only simple links. Each of these simple link (more... |
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- Pet Gadgets in Strong Demand This Holiday Season Market Wire - FOUNTAIN HILLS, AZ — (MARKET WIRE) — 11/29/2005 — Looking for the perfect holiday gift for the pet lover on your list? products, like touch-activated toys, self-cleaning litter boxes, and automatic feeders help simplify owners’ |
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- No Bail Out For MAS, Says PM Bernama - Dec 01 9:11 PM PETALING JAYA, Dec 2 (Bernama) — |
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- I can't find a taxi. Rather, I can find taxis, plenty of taxis, but not one without someone already in it. I pace up and down the street, thinking about going into the glowing convenience store one more time to buy a snack or kill the monotony of unsuccessfully trying to hail a cab. I pass a soba restaurant and contemplate stopping in for some noodles. It's getting cold, wet and rotten. |
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- Press Release: Hope Rescue Mission seeks help from public WNDU 16 - Nov 29 9: |
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- Project description: A Gnutella/Pastella client to share CPU-time and a framework for distributed computing on P2P grids. We support peaceful, free and open research and hope to build an internet supercomputer. Currently, we can render movies on a cluster of 10 computers. |
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- Project administrators: akoese, artee, dangermaus, delphifreak71, paulatreides, ptea, redshift_eric, seeschloss, shakezilla, simbasabi, wppetersen |
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