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Oxy faces Algerian hurdle on .8B sale of Africa assets to Total Houston Chronicle
Occidental Petroleum may face a hurdle from Algeria in its planned .8 billion sale of African assets to the French energy major Total. The Algerian Energy …
UN rights office: Burundi’s government has asked us to leave Washington Post
NAIROBI, Kenya — The United Nations human rights office on Thursday said Burundi’s government has asked it to leave, months after the outgoing U.N. rights …
Morocco Spends .38 Million in Lobbying in 2018 to Beat Algeria in US Morocco World News
Washington D.C. – According to the same source, in addition to money spent to lobby both branches of the US government (the Executive and both Houses of …
Burundi loses its bid to join SADC: Reasons. RegionWeek
Burundi has lost its bid to join SADC(Southern African Development Community) even if it has applied for membership. This was said by Namibian president, …
KBR Wins Algeria Contract Rigzone
Sonatrach and Cepsa have awarded KBR a contract tied to their RKR redevelopment in Algeria.
Burundi Commissioner: Free Press Should Be Barred From 2020 Poll VOA News
A senior Burundi election official has called for independent media to be barred from covering the East African country’s presidential polls in 2020, local press …
Anger over death of Algeria hunger-striking activist Kamel Eddine Fekhar BBC News
An imprisoned Algerian human rights activist, who had been on hunger strike for more than 50 days, has died. Kamel Eddine Fekhar was arrested in March for …
A Coffee Shot to Boost Burundi Economy? Farmers Are Lukewarm Bloomberg
Bumper coffee harvests were supposed to fuel Burundi’s recovery from three years of political upheaval. Tell that to Jean Ntungiyabandi, one local farmer who’s …
African Briefs … Algeria elections planned for 4 July ‘impossible’ Namibian
ALGIERS – The body which oversees elections in Algeria says it is not possible to hold presidential elections as planned on 4 July. A statement from the …
Burundi: Expelled for Doodles Human Rights Watch
The release of six schoolgirls and one boy, arrested last month for doodling on the Burundian president’s photo and charged with “insulting the head of state”, …