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http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x2538442944 Presidents, '' Omar al-Bashir '' and ''Idris Debby '' Conduct Joint Phone Call This Evening From Khartoum with the Leader Jamahiriya News Agency text moreover... http://www.jananews.ly Feb 10 2010 6:11AM Tripoli : 8. 2. 2010 - JANA The two presidents, Omar Hassan al-Bashir '' of Sudan and , '' Idris Debby '' of Chad conducted joint phone call this evening with the leader of the Revolution . The two presidents have asserted that their meeting today in Khartoum is the outcome of the leader's initiatives since 2008 which led to normal relations between the two neighboring countries and that all steps taken by both countries are the result of the leader's tireless efforts to bring about peace and secure stability in the two countries and with ( Cen- Sad ) Community . Presidents, '' Al-Bashir '' and '' Debby '' renewed their commitment to fulfill their obligations regarding Tripoli and Sirte Peace agreements between both countries signed under the leader's patronage in 2006 and 2007 . They also reaffirmed their high regard and that of Sudanese and Chadian people to the leader for his constant keen desire to bring about security and peace in Sudan and Chad so that the two countries can preoccupy themselves by Feb 12 2010 6:11AM

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http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x2538428753 10 February: Nigerian parliament approves acting president Daily Maverick text moreover... http://thedailymaverick.co.za Feb 10 2010 6:03AM Also today: Somalis claim to have killed al-Qaeda leader; Ivorians riot as promise of election fades; Chad and Sudan make peace over Darfur; Ghanaian oil find exceeds 800 million barrels, but politics abound. Nigerian parliament approves acting president Nigeria Nigeria's two-tier parliament has recognised vice president Goodluck Jonathan as acting head of state while President Umaru Yar'Adua recovers from heart problems in a Saudi Arabian hospital. But reports say the countrys constitution makes no provision for parliament to make such a move. In addition, a recent federal high court ruling says theres no constitutional requirement for the president to hand over power, and that the vice-president can act on his behalf. The constitution itself says YarAdua must make a written declaration that hes on vacation or unable to carry out his duties before he can transfer power. So, therell be interesting days ahead. YarAduas two-month absence has caused a storm of protest in the giant oil-producing nation, with Mar 22 2010 6:03AM

http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x2538428487 India name squad for second South Africa Test AFP via Yahoo! text moreover... http://news.yahoo.com Feb 10 2010 6:03AM NAGPUR, India (AFP) Batsmen Suresh Raina and Dinesh Karthik were on Tuesday named in India's squad for the crucial second and final Test against South Africa beginning in Kolkata on February 14. Paceman Shanthakumaran Sreesanth was also included in the 15-man squad announced in a press release issued by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). India lost the first Test in Nagpur by an innings and six runs on Tuesday to go down 1-0 in the series. The Indians will have to win the Kolkata Test if they are to retain their status as the number one side in the world. India's squad for second Test: Mahendra Singh Dhoni (capt), Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Murali Vijay, Sachin Tendulkar, Venkatsai Laxman, Subramaniam Badrinath, Harbhajan Singh, Amit Mishra, Zaheer Khan, Shanthakumaran Sreesanth, Ishant Sharma, Pragyan Ojha, Dinesh Karthik, Suresh Raina. Oct 14 2010 6:03AM

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http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x2538423035 Gulf African Bank profits deposits rise Qatar Peninsula text moreover... http://www.thepeninsulaqatar.com Feb 10 2010 5:58AM NAIROBI: Gulf African Bank, one of Kenya's two Islamic banks, turned profitable in the last quarter of 2009 after only about a year and a half of operations, its chief executive said. Najmul Hassan said the bank's loan portfolio has grown to about 5bn shillings ($64.81m) while deposits are at 6.4bn shillings since its launch in 2008. 'It is demonstrating that this is a viable business venture,' he said late on Monday. 'We have grown, so obviously we are taking share from some other banks or we are creating a new market. Both of these things are good.' The bank, in which Gulf Arab investors such as Istithmar, the investment arm of the United Arab Emirates' Dubai World conglomerate, and Bahrain-based Bank Muscat International own stakes, opened its first branch in January 2008 with $25m capital. However, post-election violence that wracked much of Kenya for the first quarter of 2008 prevented Gulf African from expanding significantly. Operations launched in June that year. It now has 12 branches in five towns Mar 12 2010 5:55AM

http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x2538421504 South Sudan offers oil to ease secession pains for Khartoum Qatar Peninsula text moreover... http://www.thepeninsulaqatar.com Feb 10 2010 5:57AM By Barney Jopson South Sudan will consider giving half its oil revenues to the Khartoum government for a limited period even if the region becomes independent next year, a senior minister has said. Luka Biong Deng, the minister of presidential affairs in the government of south Sudan, sent a conciliatory signal to Khartoum in an interview with the Financial Times. Under a peace agreement that ended the civil war between the north and south in 2005, revenues from the southern oilfields are shared equally between the two regions. The south will hold a referendum on independence next January and the most likely outcome is secession. But Biong said the division of oil revenues could continue. 'Our concern is the economic viability . . . and the unity of the north, which, I think, will make us even see whether we can continue with the same arrangement that we have,' he said. 'For a certain period of time, one would go for that.' The alternative - gaining independence with all the oil revenues - could trigger Mar 12 2010 5:55AM

http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x2538418673 Anxiety grows as Toyota South Africa readies to recall vehicles East African Standard text moreover... http://www.standardmedia.co.ke Feb 10 2010 5:55AM Anxiety is building, as many await Wednesday's announcement by Toyota South Africa as to whether it will recall defective vehicles sold to customers in the local market. Last week a senior official of Toyota SA was quoted saying Toyota vehicles made and sold in South Africa may be recalled, a problem also witnessed in the US, Europe and Asia. However, no problem involving brakes or accelerators seen in other parts of the world have been reported in South Africa. Leo Kok, Toyota SA spokesperson told BBC: 'The move is purely preventative and customers could continue driving their vehicles until they are recalled.' By yesterday evening, it was still too early to say whether Prius, the Hybrid model that is at the centre of the technical hitch and which is yet to make in roads into the Kenyan market - would be included in the international recall list. Toyota SA is said to be waiting for instructions from Toyota in Japan on whether the local version of the hybrid vehicle would be affected. Many are, however, Mar 22 2010 5:55AM

http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x2538418321 Aureos Capital raises Sh28b for Africa fund East African Standard text moreover... http://www.standardmedia.co.ke Feb 10 2010 5:55AM By John Njiraini and James Anyanzwa Africa has become an attractive destination for foreign investors eyeing emerging markets. Aureos Capital, which specialises in investing in mid-sized businesses across emerging markets, singles out its Africa fund as being well received by a broad range of institutional investors. It reckons that the fund is attracting institutions from the US and Europe as well as Africa. The Aureos Africa Fund raised $381.1 million (Sh28.6 billion) at the final close of its fundraising. The fund, managed by Aureos Capital, is believed to be the largest investment fund to focus on small to mid-sized businesses across Africa. In a statement released yesterday, Sev Vettivetpillai, the Chief Executive of Aureos Advisers Ltd said many institutional investors are now becoming aware that they have little or no exposure to Africa is emerging as an increasingly robust and vibrant part of the global economy. 'Considering the weak fundraising environment for private equity over the last two Mar 22 2010 5:55AM

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http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x2538398053 Caracas flights new gateway to African, Asiantravellers Trinidad Express text moreover... http://www.trinidadexpress.com Feb 10 2010 5:42AM Aeropostal Alas de Venezuela will introduce a 164-seat MD-82 aircraft when it reactivates its Port of Spain-to-Caracas, Venezuela, route next month. The newest commercial airline to rejoin the Caribbean-to-Latin America airbridge, Aeropostal plans to offer more flights to help facilitate the under-serviced market. ?There is a large market here in Trinidad and Tobago. This is our number one market. We always have an additional plane in case of emergency for this market,? said Francisco Medina, general manager at the Trinidad office. Medina, who has worked in the airline industry for more than 20 years, said the Port of Spain office was ?very excited? about the reopening of the route which was closed off six years ago. ?Post 9/11, there were very strict airline codes to adhere to. We had to change cockpit doors, cargo doors and the way we operate. Those upgrades kept us busy,? he said. Feb 17 2010 5:42AM

http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x2538390123 Ravi to be airlifted from Abidjan Gulf Today text moreover... http://www.godubai.com Feb 10 2010 5:38AM BY RESMI SIVARAM NEW DELHI: Overseas Indian Affairs (OIA) Minister Vayalar Ravi who met with a road accident at Monrovia in Liberia on Feb.4, will be flown in by a special aircraft to Chennai on Wednesday. Ravi has been in Abidjan where he was shifted from Monrovia by a special aircraft by the Liberian government on Feb.5 for expert medical treatment. 'The government of India has arranged to bring Vayalar Ravi back to India by a special aircraft with the required medical support on board and is expected to reach Chennai on Wednesday midnight from Abidjan,' Overseas Indian Affairs Ministry sources said on Tuesday. Sources said Ravi would come to Delhi after staying with his family members in Chennai till he recovers fully. Ravi miraculously escaped a road accident at Monrovia with no major injury. Sources said the health condition of the minister 'is stable and he is recovering well.' In a message, Ravi has expressed his gratitude to the Indian community and other people who Feb 10 2010 11:38AM

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http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x2538383740 ? Germany-Namibia partnership in fifth... New Era text moreover... http://www.newera.com.na Feb 10 2010 5:35AM WINDHOEK ? The partnership between Germany and Namibia has gone up a notch to one that combines economic cooperation and private sector promotion, with benefits flowing to and from either side. The renewed partnership would not only spare the German taxpayers money poured into Namibian development aid, but it would also bring real value to the Namibia economy, through direct investments that are able to create job opportunities. Gone is a partnership that centres on development assistance alone, a partnership that for the past two decades poured more than N$6 billion into Namibia. Central to the visit of the German Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development, Dirk Niebel, was ?sustainable economic development? ? a theme that the German minister emphasised in his closed-door talks with various ministries and President Hifikepunye Pohamba. Niebel also discussed with Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, the Minister of Environment and Tourism, issues of ?sustainable tourism for the country, Mar 22 2010 5:33AM

http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x2538379367 Nandos seeks to spread its wings in Congos heartland Business Day text moreover... http://www.businessday.co.za Feb 10 2010 5:33AM THE chickens and vegetables are local. The sauces are imported from SA. ?The bulk we source locally,? says Claude Ibalanky, the man who eight months ago opened the first Nando?s in Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo. ?The things which are Nando?s intellectual property ? sauces, packaging, all the Nando?s branded stuff ? we import,? he says. Setting up a restaurant in one of the world?s least stable countries is not easy, says Ibalanky. His company, Bantu Investment Holdings, owns the master franchise agreement with Nando?s to make the chicken cross the border ? into its ninth African market outside SA. ?First, the lack of infrastructure, identifying a good site that meets the basic requirements,? he says, citing just one difficulty. ?A site is not just a location. Basic infrastructure ? water, electricity, sewerage, space, cleanliness. That?s one of your first challenges.? Despite its violent past, with only recent tentative steps towards establishing a stable Mar 22 2010 5:32AM

http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x2538377504 Regime will regret raid, say Somali militants Gulf Today text moreover... http://www.godubai.com Feb 10 2010 5:32AM MOGADISHU: Somali rebels on Tuesday warned Somalia's transitional government against a planned offensive, saying it faced defeat. Hizb Al Islam militia and the Al Qaeda-inspired Shebab insurgents said that the government and the African Union (AU) peacekeepers backing the regime will 'regret' raiding them. 'Our fighters are confident they will defeat the enemy of Allah however they are prepared and whatever they have with them. Allah will help us win the battle,' said Mohamed Osman Arus, the Hizb Al Islam spokesman. 'We have information on the planned offensive by the apostate government against the positions we control here in Mogadishu and other regions as well, and we are fully prepared to counter-attack them,' he said. The two militant groups seized much of Mogadishu from the government in fierce battles launched last May aimed at toppling the internationally-backed Somali government. With the help of the AU troops, the government controls just a small area and strategic sites in Mogadishu where Feb 10 2010 11:31AM

http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x2538376697 Zimbabwe starts to apply law on 51% black ownership Cape Times text moreover... http://iol.co.za Feb 10 2010 5:31AM HARARE: The Zimbabwean government has issued regulations to begin implementing a new law that would force all foreign and local-owned companies to hand over at least 51 percent ownership to black Zimbabweans. Mar 22 2010 5:31AM

http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x2538375541 Ethiopian plane 'exploded' after take-off, says official Gulf Today text moreover... http://www.godubai.com Feb 10 2010 5:31AM BEIRUT: An Ethiopian jet which crashed off Lebanon's coast last month exploded after take-off, Lebanon's health minister said on Tuesday in the first such official comment since the mysterious crash. Remarks by Jawad Khalifeh could not be immediately confirmed by other officials in Beirut and came as Ethiopian Airlines said one of the plane's black boxes has been sent to France for analysis. 'The plane exploded during flight and the cabin, as well as the bodies of those on board were dispersed into the sea, in different locations,' Khalifeh said to explain why some corpses were found dismembered. 'The first bodies which have been retrieved following the crash were intact but after that, we began to find body pieces or mutilated corpses,' he told reporters. Transport Minister Ghazi Aridi refused to comment on the reported explosion. 'I have no information about this,' he said. Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737-800 plunged into the Mediterranean before dawn on Jan. 25, just minutes after take-off from Feb 10 2010 11:31AM

http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x2538373202 Death toll on Uganda's roads alarming New Vision text moreover... http://www.newvision.co.ug Feb 10 2010 5:29AM EDITOR-The exact toll of accidents on Uganda's roads is hazy but alarming nonetheless. The road environment invokes a spectre of doom. The critical condition of our roads is obvious. Many pedestrians, cyclists and motorists behave in a manner inconsistent with road safety. Much of the motorised transport does not belong on safe roads. The regulatory regime for road use is inadequate, to say the least. It is too easy to start a driving school or run a taxi. Many driving schools have no prescribed property for theoretical classes and administration. The standards for those that might have are unclear if not non-existent. By comparison, in Norway, several years' experience as a certified driving instructor is compulsory. In Belgium, documented experience as a driving instructor is also a must. In both countries, taxis run under companies with a central terminal. Taxi drivers must have certificates of good conduct and health from the relevant authorities as well as a taxi drivers' diploma. If education be the Mar 22 2010 5:29AM