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- The Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday announced a settlement with DirecTV in which the satellite television provider will pay $5.3 million for the largest violation of the Do Not Call registry ever recorded. Over 1.4 million complaints were received by the FTC. |
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- Beatriz Azevedo points to a woman carrying a plastic bowl of fish on her head as she wades chest deep through a river where it flows into the sea. |
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- Oil production is set to leap by 10 percent next year in Nigeria, already Africa's leading oil producing nation, but the country's impoverished people are unlikely to reap any of the benefits. |
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- THE global aviation industry, still recovering from the terrorist attacks in the US four years ago, "remains in crisis" due largely to a fuel bill that has more than doubled in the past two years, says the International Air Transport Association (IATA). |
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- After two consecutive five-year terms, Tanzanian President Benjamin Mkapa will retire after elections on 14 December. Known as a brilliant and largely socialist politician, he nonetheless adopted a pragmatic approach in his efforts to improve the country's economy. |
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- A Joint Economic Commission has been established and signed by Uganda's Foreign Minister Sam Kutesa and his counterpart from South Africa, Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, to strengthen economic relations between the two countries. |
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- The fuel shortage in South Africa has started affecting supplies in neighbouring countries dependant on exports from regional economic power and some petrol stations in Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho, Swaziland and Mozambique have already run dry. |
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- Kenya's health care system has lost thousands of nurses to foreign countries in the past five years. New data from the Nursing Council of Kenya, show that nearly 3,000 locally trained and certified nurses registered to work in foreign countries between 1999 and 2004. |
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- East Africa has the highest tax burden on the mobile telephone industry in Africa. |
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- RAMATEX's management on Saturday refused to receive a petition from Otjomuise residents and from civil society groups appealing for a pleasant solution to the issue of a noxious stench from the textile factories. |
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- A top oil official in the Republic of Congo (ROC) has been secretly selling hundreds of millions of dollars in cut-price oil to private companies he himself owns, a new briefing by Global Witness highlights. The scandal surrounding Denis Gokana , head of the state oil company (Société Nationale des pétroles du Congo or SNPC), raises troubling questions about the sincerity of the government's promises to reform a corrupt and mismanaged oil sector, at a time when the impoverished African country is asking the international community for debt relief. |
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- MTN shares were on the rise again yesterday as the cellular operator made its fifth rapid-fire acquisition, this time investing $102,5m in Congo Republic. |
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- Minerals and Energy Minister Lindiwe Hendricks says government will not intervene in the fuel shortages looming for motorists in some urban centres, and urged the public not to panic. |
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- THE JSE started the week on a positive note yesterday, with the all share and top 40 indices closing at record highs after a rally that was mainly driven by rampant precious metals. |
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- CLIMATE change cannot and should not retard the economic and social development of developing nations, says the Minister of Environment and Tourism, Willem Konjore. |
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- The United States will continue to pursue an ambitious effort to end within the World Trade Organization (WTO) a system of export subsidies supported by countries that produce such agricultural products as cotton, cocoa, palm oil and bananas, says Deputy U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Karan Bhatia. |
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- The British Department for International Development (DFID) has lauded Malawi's efforts to stabilise its economy, but warned against further reversals that could damage the country's reputation. |
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- NAMIBIA will not develop further if its power supply is not boosted to meet the current and possible future high demands. |
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- THE Government and the general public are deeply concerned about the slow pace and progress made so far towards the affirmation of persons in designated groups. |
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- The Mozambican parliament, the Assembly of the Republic, on Tuesday voted itself a budget of 299.6 billion meticais (about 12.2 million US dollars) for 2006. |
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- On the day trade ministers from 149 nations meet in Hong Kong in an attempt to agree how to further lower global barriers to trade, Friends of the Earth International warned that World Trade Organization (WTO) proposals to fully eliminate tariffs in many sectors could have extremely serious consequences for millions of people dependent upon forests, fisheries and other natural resources. |
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- RECENT calls by Nigerians especially manufacturers for the closure of China town, a textile market in Ojota at the outskirt of Lagos operated by the Chinese community in Nigeria may after all not yield any fruitful result as federal government recently gave reasons why business should continue in the market. |
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- THE new owners of NICON Insurance Corporation, the Assurance Acquisition Limited (AAL) will this week formally take over the federal might in a move that will mark a new beginning for the 36-year-old corporation. |
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- The newly formulated community skill training called EXPRO will enable Ethiopia to train up to 85,000 low income adults and youths annually, which in turn, would enable them to be free of poverty if implemented at national level, Director of the Institute of the International Cooperation of the German Adult Education Association said. |
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- At least two airlines are considering legal action against petrol firms over the fuel crisis which left passengers stranded at the weekend. SA Airways was to release provisional loss figures today. |
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- AS TRADE ministers gather in Hong Kong for the World Trade Organisation (WTO) meeting this week, many hold out hope of increased prosperity that will come from freer trade. |
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- PRESIDENT Thabo Mbeki, who is making the first state visit by a South African president to Uganda, has signed co-operation agreements with Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni. |
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