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Violence ripples to gas prices| Nigeria: Violence in oil-rich southern Nigeria is having a ripple effect - at gas stations in the United States | |
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| Apr.25 |
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Oil firms cut output| Nigeria: Industrial action and attacks from militants have forced Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell to cut their production | | |
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| Nov.14 |
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'Fast economic growth' in Africa Central Africa: The economic outlook is improving after a decade of growth of 5.4% for the continent that matches global rates
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| Nov.12 |
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IMF ready to cancel Liberia debt The International Monetary Fund has secured sufficient funding to start cancelling Liberia's debt to the international agency
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| Jul.28 |
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Liberia lifts diamond mining ban The government has lifted a 6-year-old moratorium on the mining, sale and export of diamonds, imposed at the civil war
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| Jul.20 |
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Pfizer faces new Nigerian lawsuit Nigerian government lawyers withdrew a $7 billion civil lawsuit, saying they have discovered new material and plan to file an even stronger ...
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| Jun.23 |
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Unions end fuel strike Nigeria: Trade unions have called off their general strike over a rise in oil prices, after talks with government officials
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| Jun.4 |
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Nigeria sues drugs giant Pfizer| Nigeria accusing the pharmaceutical company of carrying out improper trials for an anti-meningitis drug | |
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| May.18 |
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Africa's borrowing itch a theme  Shanghai: African Development Bank annual meeting: A debt write-offs by international financial institutions and Western governments is $50 billion
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| Dec.21 |
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Bomb sparks Shell pullout Nigeria: The largest oil operator in Nigeria began evacuating expatriate staff dependants from the Niger Delta
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| Nov.30 |
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HIV afflicting workforce Central Africa: More than a million jobs are being lost every year, the bulk of them in sub-Saharan Africa
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| Nov.2 |
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Trade to top China-Africa summit  Beijing: More than 40 African heads of state have gathering for a summit with China on trade and investment | | |
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Voters approve $5 billion Canal overhaul
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| Oct.21 |
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Rebels free oil hostages Nigeria: All 7 foreign workers who were being held hostage in southern Niger Delta have been released and are in good health
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| Jun.7 |
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Militants attack oil field Nigeria: Militants staged a bloody attack in the Port Harcourt area, abducting 5 South Korean oil workers
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| Apr.29 |
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Bomb explodes near refinery Nigeria: The militants claimed that they detonate a car bomb outside an oil refinery. The blast caused no casualties
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| Apr.20 |
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Nigeria settles Paris Club debt Nigeria is becoming the first African nation to settle with its lenders to clear the way for greater spending
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| Apr.18 |
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President offers Delta boost Nigeria: Obasanjo has promised thousands more jobs and a new motorway for the oil-rich region
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| Jan.15 |
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'War going on' in oilfield Nigeria: Troops battled militia in swamps around a Royal Dutch Shell oil platform that militants attacked at dawn
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| Dec.23 |
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Shell cuts Nigerian oil exports International oil giant has been forced to suspend some exports because of community unrest in the Niger River Delta
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| Oct.10 |
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Fuel price strike starts| Nigeria: A 4-day general strike. More strikes would follow if a 25% increase was not reversed | |
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| Oct.9 |
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 Strike ends, more planned Nigeria: A two-day warning walkout at Royal Dutch Shell Group was due to end without disrupting supplies
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| Aug.19 |
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$248 million to be spent on AIDS drugs. Nigeria
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| Jun.11 |
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Unions suspend strike. Nigeria
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| Jun.9 |
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Strike over fuel prices. Nigeria
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Rich-poor divide derails WTO talks
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| Aug.15 |
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 Relief food ship docks Liberia: Aid workers are preparing to feed thousands of famished people
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| Jan.16 |
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General strike Nigeria: The strike has paralysed most of the main cities and brought commercial life to a standstill. Offices have shut down
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| Jun.4 |
Nigeria sues drugs giant Pfizer| Nigeria accusing the pharmaceutical company of carrying out improper trials for an anti-meningitis drug | |
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| 2007 |
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| Nov.12 |
IMF ready to cancel Liberia debt The International Monetary Fund has secured sufficient funding to start cancelling Liberia's debt to the international agency
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| May.18 |
Africa's borrowing itch a theme Shanghai: African Development Bank annual meeting: A debt write-offs by international financial institutions and Western governments is $50 billion
| 2006 |
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| Apr.20 |
Nigeria settles Paris Club debt Nigeria is becoming the first African nation to settle with its lenders to clear the way for greater spending
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| 2003 |
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| Aug.15 |
Relief food ship docks Liberia: Aid workers are preparing to feed thousands of famished people
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| 2007 |
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| Jul.20 |
Pfizer faces new Nigerian lawsuit Nigerian government lawyers withdrew a $7 billion civil lawsuit, saying they have discovered new material and plan to file an even stronger ...
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| 2004 |
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| Aug.19 |
$248 million to be spent on AIDS drugs. Nigeria
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| 2006 |
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| Nov.2 |
Trade to top China-Africa summit| Beijing: More than 40 African heads of state have gathering for a summit with China on trade and investment | | |
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| 2007 |
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| Nov.14 |
'Fast economic growth' in Africa Central Africa: The economic outlook is improving after a decade of growth of 5.4% for the continent that matches global rates
| 2006 |
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| Apr.18 |
President offers Delta boost Nigeria: Obasanjo has promised thousands more jobs and a new motorway for the oil-rich region
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| 2007 |
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| Jun.23 |
Unions end fuel strike Nigeria: Trade unions have called off their general strike over a rise in oil prices, after talks with government officials
| 2004 |
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| Oct.10 |
Fuel price strike starts| Nigeria: A 4-day general strike. More strikes would follow if a 25% increase was not reversed | |
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| Oct.9 |
Strike ends, more planned Nigeria: A two-day warning walkout at Royal Dutch Shell Group was due to end without disrupting supplies
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| Jun.11 |
Unions suspend strike. Nigeria
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| Jun.9 |
Strike over fuel prices. Nigeria
| 2002 |
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| Jan.16 |
General strike Nigeria: The strike has paralysed most of the main cities and brought commercial life to a standstill. Offices have shut down
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| 2008 |
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| May.23 |
Violence ripples to gas prices| Nigeria: Violence in oil-rich southern Nigeria is having a ripple effect - at gas stations in the United States | |
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| Apr.25 |
Oil firms cut output| Nigeria: Industrial action and attacks from militants have forced Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell to cut their production | | |
| 2006 |
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| Dec.21 |
Bomb sparks Shell pullout Nigeria: The largest oil operator in Nigeria began evacuating expatriate staff dependants from the Niger Delta
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| Oct.21 |
Rebels free oil hostages Nigeria: All 7 foreign workers who were being held hostage in southern Niger Delta have been released and are in good health
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| Jun.7 |
Militants attack oil field Nigeria: Militants staged a bloody attack in the Port Harcourt area, abducting 5 South Korean oil workers
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| Apr.29 |
Bomb explodes near refinery Nigeria: The militants claimed that they detonate a car bomb outside an oil refinery. The blast caused no casualties
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| Jan.15 |
'War going on' in oilfield Nigeria: Troops battled militia in swamps around a Royal Dutch Shell oil platform that militants attacked at dawn
| 2004 |
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| Dec.23 |
Shell cuts Nigerian oil exports International oil giant has been forced to suspend some exports because of community unrest in the Niger River Delta
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