"For March-loading, April-arrival West African crude cargoes, premiums have dropped across-the-board," said a West African crude trader.
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Not much has been written about the history of West African cuisine, and a lot of what is considered historically West African is quite new.
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A large contingent of West African forces from the regional grouping Economic Community Of West African States (ECOWAS) are in Gambia to pave the way for the new government.
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"However, BP welcomes the introduction of the new West African swap to provide greater transparency and aid price discovery in the West African crude market," it said on Friday.
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They represent two generations of West African artistry, Ofili continuing Sidibé's project of thoughtful representation, amplifying the firsthand perspectives of West African artists by broadening global representation of their discounted legacy.
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West African leaders still hope to hammer out a deal.
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The West African nation is, after all, its spiritual home.
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Like my parents, Edward's parents are also West African immigrants.
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Moreover, West African countries are net importers, even of food.
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Some prized specimens include the giant West African Goliathus beetle.
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Most rescued in recent days were of West African origin.
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The show will welcome the Azawakh, a West African sighthound.
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Chinese refineries have taken more Brent-related, sweet West African crudes in recent months, scaling back on sour Middle East grades because of the narrowing price differentials that make West African supplies more attractive.
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This one says 48.8 percent sub-Saharan African, mostly West African.
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The West African country produces around 19 million tonnes per year.
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Neighbouring west African countries have called on Mr Jammeh to go.
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The West African outbreak gave the lie to all those misperceptions.
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Traders said the refiner is probably seeking a West African crude.
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It regularly ships West African oil to Shandong, the teapot hub.
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The West African country's media watchdog, CNRA, has demanded an explanation.
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Imitators sprang into action, producing knockoffs for the West African market.
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The new constitution's promulgation creates the West African nation's third republic.
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Kabore was a former prime minister of the West African nation.
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In Lagos's markets, "west African" fabric is invariably imported from China.
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The top spot went to the West African nation of Togo.
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Community of West African States Monitoring Group, ECOMOG, arrived with a
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West African pirates used to specialise in stealing oil from tankers.
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The items were transported to Cameroon or to West African countries.
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A private lesson costs 25,000 West African C.F.A, or around $103.
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Where did the Sudanese and West African folk influence come in?
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Truworths ran two stores in the oil-producing west African country.
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Ride-hailing company Uber has offered over a million trips in Nigeria two years after it started there and is eyeing expansion to a French-speaking West African country next, its West African chief said on Thursday.
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Welcome to Orïsha, a fictional West African nation where magic once flourished.
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Riman says the West African country needed to develop its local markets.
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But none of the West African office's employees had a British visa.
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The West African country's government could not immediately be reached for comment.
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They are among some 5,000 works requested by the West African country.
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West African troops entered the country to pressure him to leave power.
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West African flavors include tomatoes, onions, chili peppers, peanuts, ginger, and lemongrass.
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They recently released a report on West African cybercrime, which includes Nigeria.
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At 22, he's roughly the mean age for a West African grower.
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The West African nation has been selling debt to shore up reserves.
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Johnson is working on plans to expand to other West African countries.
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FEW WEST AFRICAN countries excite investors quite as much as Ivory Coast.
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West African crude differentials were steady as strong margins countered Harvey's impact.
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Security has deteriorated in the West African country in the past three years.
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"In a physical sense, it's pretty dire," one West African oil trader said.
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By 250 the west African nation was receiving $21989 in aid per person.
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Rice has long been popular in some west African countries, such as Senegal.
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But west African businesses were less keen, fearing Moroccan competitors would crush them.
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"We will switch to either Middle East or West African supplies," he said.
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In another post, she shared her love for the West African nation's tea.
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The news effectively means that the West African Ebola outbreak is now over.
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Vic Mensa chowed on a quinoa jollof inspired by his West African roots.
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Contests like Miss Bim-Bim have been held in other West African countries.
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The West African nation's forces received logistical support from American and French troops.
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"The West African stuff is all flavored with smoked fish," Beaver explains excitedly.
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Jammeh's security forces offered no resistance to soldiers from West African bloc ECOWAS.
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Only one west African country seems to be moving in the other direction.
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The West African nation possesses about a third of the world's bauxite reserves.
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Gambia, an impoverished west African dictatorship, actually severed ties with Taiwan in 2013.
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Today, try out West African dance at the Ailey Extension in Midtown Manhattan.
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He placed a piece of West African cloth in the upper left corner.
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Its local culture is an amalgam of British traditions and West African influences.
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Crouched, arms swinging, he could resemble a dancer from a West African tradition.
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And my own training in terms of West African dance is coming through.
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Ms. Arby would instead often use a West African calabash drum for percussion.
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West African music, specifically music from Benin, has been hugely influential in America.
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The West African country aims to raise a further $2.8 billion this year.
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That these consummate artists were both West African thrilled me to no end.
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The ECO will be used initially only in the eight West African nations.
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Consumer inflation in the West African country rose to 19.2 percent in February.
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Ludacris shared a moving caption during his visit to the West African nation.
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Growing up gay in the West African country, the violence only got worse.
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It plans to add the West African languages Igbo and Yoruba next year.
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Since then the area where he grew up has become largely West African.
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These women present West African feminine fierceness via innovative clothing, hairstyles, and makeup.
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It is barely disputable that this small west African country might need financial help.
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For example, in the West African country of Liberia, where my co-author, Rev.
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The deepwater SNE project is the first oil development in the West African nation.
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The two men -- not related -- were both from the West African country of Guinea.
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Attacks by Islamist militants have surged in the West African country in recent months.
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After a couple of weeks, 223andMe notified me that I was 223% West African.
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Faure Gnassingbé, Togo's president, has ruled the small west African country for 12 years.
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In the West African outbreak, two in five people who contracted the virus died.
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Nearly 90% of girls and women in the West African country have undergone FGM.
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Also, how West African research is being used to address gun violence in Chicago.
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Others, including the West African coast or that off the Caribbean, remain largely blank.
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The West African nation is rated B1 by Moody's and B+ by Standard & Poor's.
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For over 45 years now, the West African nation has suffered recurring cholera outbreaks.
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Entire families are reported missing in the West African nation of 6 million residents.
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Despite recession in Nigeria, the West African country remains Africa's single largest consumer market.
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Between February and March the West African country issued $1.5 billion due in 2032.
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They are far from the only company to get scammed by West African nationals.
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But deadlines for bans in the four West African states keep being pushed back.
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The West African nation is known for crime relating to the poached ivory trade.
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Riding along with French troops hunting Islamist militants in France's unwinnable West African war.
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Then I met this West African guy at a bar and we became friends.
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The SEALs were on a secret counterterrorism mission in the impoverished West African nation.
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Mostly he chatters in Twi, the most popular tongue in the west-African country.
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A West African surgical team added a requirement that the hospital's generator be working.
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The Economic Community of West African States deployed troops to help stabilize the situation.
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It was the first militant attack of its kind in the West African country.
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It was a moment of great hope for the West African country's nascent democracy.
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The terror group's West African counterpart claimed 2628,28503 lives between 22019 and 2015 alone.
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The West African country was founded by repatriated former slaves from the United States.
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These are West African musical genres, and the only intoxicant will be the beat.
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Serunjogi explained the imperative to move to the West African country earlier this year.
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You hear Balkan folk, American funk, West African high life, South African free jazz.
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She's also the first woman to chair the Economic Community of West African States.
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It's the second major terror attack to jolt the West African nation in two years.
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Ouesseni Kaboréq was once a butcher in Burkina Faso, a poor, landlocked west African country.
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Jammeh has ruled the small West African state of 2 million people for 22 years.
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In some ways the west African chicken boom is different from the Asian fish boom.
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Several West African leaders were in the audience as Macron gave his speech on Friday.
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Though it looks primitive, this represents a great advance over traditional west African farming methods.
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Recently it has also been illegally deporting citizens of other west African states to Niger.
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But shooting a movie in the West African city brought a host of unforeseen challenges.
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Both West African nations had problems with sex trafficking and forced labor, the report said.
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A third player, West African company Expresso, a subsidiary of Sudan's Sudatel, also gained ground.
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The government of the tiny West African nation had acknowledged making arrests following Thursday's demonstration.
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In June, Sirleaf was elected to head the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).
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Like that first outbreak in 21980, the West African epidemic had modest, if tragic, origins.
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But solutions have been hard to come by in the West African country's largest city.
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West African nations may be losing up to $1.3 billion each year to illegal fishing.
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This 23-year-old West African hopes to sail to Italy after winter storms abate.
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"The challenges in the West African cocoa sector are huge," Fairtrade said in a release.
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It takes place in the fantasy land of Orïsha, loosely based on West African cosmology.
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The growing secessionist movement has also worsened security in the West African nation this year.
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His rise attracted West African superstars Wizkid giving more validity to his case for stardom.
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These references' seeming prevalence also reveals the significant influence of the UK's west African diaspora.
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The convoy was transporting food for people displaced by insecurity in the West African state.
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It's the second major terror attack to jolt the West African nation in two years.
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Bonus: The zippered pouch, handwoven from West African mud cloth, doubles as a chic clutch.
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Niger and other West African countries have a long history of working with American forces.
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Languages and accents I heard included French, Danish, British, Italian, Slovenian, West African and German.
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By choosing to retain the peg, west African governments are deliberately binding their own hands.
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I started dancing in college and discovered West African dance after a year of ballet.
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On product demand, Shagaya notes the priority placed on education across West African households vs.
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People celebrated in the streets, calling it a new era for the West African nation.
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Other firms drilling in the West African country include UK's Tullow oil and Kosmos Energy.
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A Paris-based West African diplomat said the five countries had taken Macron's summons badly.
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The levies could boost suppliers of West African crude at the expense of U.S. exports.
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She eventually found ibogaine, a psychedelic compound derived from the roots of a West African shrub.
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Similar measures helped it contain the virus during the West African epidemic that began in 2013.
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He founded SLOK Holding, a West African company with interest holdings in shipping, banking, manufacturing, etc.
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Then there's the "West African Voltron" that includes Luvvie Ajayi, Cynthia Erivo, and Bozoma Saint John.
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MTN's regulatory and operational uncertainties in the west African country sent shares in the company plummeting.
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The Bongo family has ruled the oil-producing West African country for nearly half a century.
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Now what is left of the West African country's greenery is fading fast, according to Haidar.
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Here's 793andMe's breakdown of my ancestry: Note how 279andMe doesn't get more specific than West African.
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"China can replace their U.S. oil exports with West African crude if they wanted," said Sand.
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Its adherence to the West African bloc ECOWAS' common external tariff regime has also been patchy.
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The naira is seen depreciating after the West African country raised gasoline prices by 2100.70 percent.
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The decade-old row between the two West African neighbors has slowed the development of oilfields.
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Little did they know, the paintings were actually made by a West African chimpanzee named Peter.
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After years of stagnation, the West African nation is now among the continent's fastest growing economies.
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The investment in Nigeria's Tolaram Africa Foods will give Kellogg greater access to west African markets.
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Cotton is the second-biggest source of revenue for the impoverished West African country after gold.
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He has found similar groups in other major West African cities like Conakry, Abidjan and Bamako.
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The result is the handmade Africaba tote, an expression of West African inventiveness and tribal artisanship.
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The West African country relies on crude oil sales for around 70 percent of government revenues.
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Its Ghana subsidiary will also acquire associated properties and exploration rights in the west African country.
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Prior to Thursday's issue, the West African country's longest local currency debt maturity was seven years.
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Though both of these West African nations struggle with persistent poverty, life is harder in Mauritania.
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The west African nation grew 1.81 percent in the third quarter and the latter 6 percent.
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Traditionally used in West African cooking, palm oil's popularity has exploded over the past few years.
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PES and other East Coast refiners have been forced to return to refining West African crudes.
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True to Millen's Ghanaian roots, West African fufu, made with cassava, is the best-selling dish.
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The trip cost between 130,000 to 150,000 West African Franc CFA, or around $200 to $230.
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Nigeria's only case is an Italian man who traveled to the West African nation on business.
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This colossal mash-up of West African dance and vinyasa yoga is called Afro Flow Yoga.
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Most migrants crossing the Mediterranean to Europe, usually Italy, are from sub-Saharan West African countries.
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The vast majority are considered "economic migrants," mostly from West African countries like Nigeria and Guinea.
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Dr. Ahouansou, 25, has a medical degree from her native Benin, a small West African country.
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By then, senior commanders had imposed stricter limits on military operations in the West African country.
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The silver lining is that China has much stronger response capacities than fragile West African states.
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The West African country is home to the continent's largest economy and largest population (200 million).
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West African countries are increasingly concerned about al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb and its allies.
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The oil major has been operating in the west African country for more than 50 years.
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The small, armadillo-like mammal lives in forests in Ivory Coast and other West African countries.
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With their work, Ojih Odutola and Gyasi — Southern, West African, black — express this relativity, this layeredness.
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It's not yet clear who was behind the violence in the West African nation's capital, Ouagadougou.
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And then a reminder that the banjo has its roots in West African stringed gourd instruments.
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Polish refineries have increased their purchases of seaborne sweet West African, U.S. and Saudi grades instead.
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Now there is a network of 85033 West African countries building capacity in over 1,000 laboratories.
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"In most West African countries, palm oil trees grow in the wild," says Johnson, now 28.
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Naira becomes one of three West African currencies pre-approved by the British export finance agency.
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Accompanying her, Longstreth played a West African-tinged guitar riff that sounded like something colorful shattering.
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The West African outbreak, the largest in history, killed more than 11,000 people, according to WHO.
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Born in 1736, Mamout hailed from one of the nomadic West African groups that spoke Fulani.
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In the West African country of Togo, you can find the world's largest Voodoo fetish market.
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However the deal is fraying and new groups are springing up to destabilize the West African nation.
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The West African nation is rated Ba3 by Moody's and B+ by Fitch, both with stable outlooks.
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The Rio silver medalist coached juveniles and street children during his trip to the West African country.
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ECO is supposed to boost economic development in the West African region and improve cross border trade.
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Most of the migrants are from West African countries, though some East Africans enter Libya through Sudan.
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The peaceful, albeit heavily policed, protests were held in number of cities across the West African country.
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Historically, West African financial groups have not been common targets for hackers, according to the Symantec report.
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The revolt over unpaid bonuses has paralysed cities and towns across the West African nation since Friday.
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For decades, Latin American cartels have trafficked cocaine through fragile west African states and on to Europe.
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The West African major commodity exporter is seeking funds to finance its 2018 budget and restructure debt.
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With the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) considering Morocco for membership, the charm offensive continues.
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This would have made buying West African light crudes more attractive than cargoes from the United States.
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Unlike the Somalis, west African pirates never keep the vessels, as they have nowhere to hide them.
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Pregnancy outside of marriage is taboo in the West African nation and abortions are punishable by jail.
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One day, after eating at the West African restaurant Abristro in Brooklyn, the name came to him.
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Radical religious objections aside, Rihanna is set to arrive in the West African nation's capital on Friday.
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It aims to reach 300,000 families in the West African nation by the end of the year.
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But they belong to the state, not the farmers, according to the West African country's forestry laws.
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He says his designs marry West African aesthetics with artistic influences from different cultures across the globe.
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Sirleaf said that West African states need more help from wealthy countries to defend themselves against terrorism.
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Its loss as a buyer threatens to shrink the last steady U.S. market for West African crude.
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This compares with an estimated GDP growth of 5.4 percent last year in the West African country.
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About 57 percent of the West African nation has access to electricity, according to the World Bank.
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Another one seems less likely now, thanks to the presence of peacekeepers from other West African countries.
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They invited journalists to explore how Ghana and other West African countries are changing their development strategy.
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This, and the soundtrack of chirping insects, barking dogs and gunning motor scooters, feels quintessentially West African.
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A recent Greenpeace report found that the west African region loses about $2 billion to illegal fishing.
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They came from West African countries including the Republic of Benin, Burkina Faso, Niger, Nigeria, and Togo.
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It's Detroit's only Senegalese restaurant, and serves dishes with elements of West African, French, and Caribbean cuisine.
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A delegation of West African leaders arrived in Gambia Tuesday to convince Jammeh to give up power.
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Guinea's government has previously stated that ore must be exported via the West African nation's own ports.
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But you'd never know it because it sails under the flag of the West African nation Togo.
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This is dambe, a generations-old West African style of boxing originally practiced by the Hausa people.
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I like to throw on West African music from the '50s and '60s while I cook dinner.
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The West African country fell into a recession in 2016 as a result of low oil prices.
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First spotted in 1981, researchers theorized that the disease was developed from a West African chimpanzee virus.
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West African chocolates are often more straightforwardly fudgy, sometimes tinged with flavors of coconut, raisins and coffee.
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Assistant Comptroller Mutalib Sule argues that pangolin trafficking through the West African country is on the decline.
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More filling, and perhaps more delicious, is a vegetable maffé , a type of West African peanut stew.
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The successful bid is a coup for SMB, which is barely known outside the west African nation.
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Civil wars in the small West African country killed hundreds of thousands of people between 1989-2003.
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Both are survivors of the trauma that has wounded this small West African country in recent decades.
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But Liberia, a West African nation of 4 million people, has installed electricity of just 126 megawatts.
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An opera sung in West African Pidgin was staged two years ago in London, a world first.
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The difficulty of uniting behind common economic policy became evident last week in the dispute over the transition of eight francophone West African countries from the colonial CFA franc currency to the new 'eco', a move which polarized the 15-member Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).
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In Raybearer, the most powerful people are part of a West African-inspired monarchy rather than white colonialists.
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The cult, which denounces Benin's local voodoo culture, has thousands of followers in the small West African country.
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Its star player, Gaelle Enganamouit, was the brains behind RFA - the West African country's first female soccer academy.
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ECOWAS is an acronym for the Economic Community of West African States, a bloc to which Gambia belongs.
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It is estimated that more than 14,000 Sierra Leoneans were infected during the 2014 West African Ebola outbreak.
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The grocer also predicts the increased use of West African cereal grains, including sorghum, fonio, teff and millet.
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U.S. medium grades and West African crudes could also match the characteristics of the oil Pemex is seeking.
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ON THE flanks of the Simandou mountains in south-eastern Guinea live remote colonies of West African chimpanzees.
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Before planning his next west African tour, the globe-trotting king may need to deal with domestic concerns.
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But most were young men originating from the west African coast who do not plan to return home.
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It took the West African Ebola Epidemic to get the global health community on board with this idea.
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They were struggling to contain an outbreak of Ebola in Guinea, a poor and violent west African state.
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Over 40 West African migrants died of thirst last month in northern Niger after their truck broke down.
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However, the west African country has proven to be problematic for the company in the last few years.
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Jammeh reportedly flew to Equatorial Guinea on Saturday after West African leaders persuaded him to give up power.
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The West African country also lacks facilities to transform those reserves into higher-grade and more lucrative alumina.
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Hyde-Smith and Republicans have also raised questions over Espy's past lobbying contract with a West African despot.
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Ivory Coast's economy accounts for around 40 percent of the eight-nation West African CFA franc currency zone.
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She would burn through 100,000 West African CFA francs ($175) worth of cocaine a day, funded through prostitution.
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U.S. imports of West African crude are expected to rise in May to the highest since October 2013.
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The West African nation has four refineries but decades of neglect mean it needs to import petroleum products.
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"The ECOMOG (West African force) should have come in without his agreement," said terminal worker Lamine Ceesy, 62.
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Spare the parts Step inside the West African lab that created a 3D printer from toxic e-waste.
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The small West African country of Gambia is now in the business of telling women how to dress.
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Two Spanish vessels, Releixo and Egaluze, went dark multiple times in the waters off the West African coast.
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The West African nation's opposition parties are demanding the publication of results from local elections held on Feb.
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The West African nation is the sixth in sub-Saharan Africa to report positive cases of the virus.
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Mr. Thiam, who is from Senegal, clearly enjoys bringing West African tastes to the rest of the world.
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Measures to check the spread of the virus in the West African nation covered more than travel bans.
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The 39-year-old filed to adopt the West African moniker in Washington State ... according to Daily Mail.
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My own personal experience with these hard facts occurred toward the end of the West African EVD outbreak.
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It was at least the fourth attack on Christians in the West African country in the past month.
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Total started operating in Liberia in 2005 and runs around 30 service stations in the West African country.
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Kalu is a dispatch rider for LifeBank, a blood and oxygen delivery company in the West African country.
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For one hour a week, I zipped around town with a succession of laid-back West African instructors.
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A West African outbreak that began in late 2013 killed 11,1003 before being brought under control in 2016.
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Rwanda's estimated economic growth is 7.2%, and the West African country Senegal is projected to have 7% growth.
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Political protests, labour strikes and demonstrations against bauxite mining companies in the West African country often turn violent.
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Mr. Pompeo's top policy aide, David Hale, visited four West African nations this month to bolster regional partnerships.
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"Currently, West African and Latin American crude are too expensive," a source with a North Asian refiner said.
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Increasingly, such groups are taking advantage of poor West African border security and international coordination to do this.
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The international military coalition that entered his country was assembled by the Economic Community of West African States.
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INEC announced the delay a few hours before presidential and parliamentary polls opened in the West African nation.
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" "So the good news is that we have a tool we didn't have in the West African outbreak.
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To my surprise, my results were 84 percent West African, 14 percent European, and 2 percent East Asian.
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Spain would also cooperate with West African states such as Senegal and Mauritania to curb flows, he added.
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The purchase comes after the West African Ebola Outbreak infected 28,616 people and killed 11,310 between 2013 and 2016.
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This has driven up prices for goods paid for in West African CFA francs and crushed cross-border trade.
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The West African economy has agreed remedial measures including financial and institutional reforms to cut spending and spur growth.
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The West African nation of 4.8 million people has been ravaged by civil war, the Ebola virus and corruption.
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The West African state's Security forces shot dead another man when they intervened to break up riots on Wednesday.
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"Griot is named after the magicians in the courts of West African kings," Himes said in a 1972 interview.
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The West African country had its last eurobond sale in November, its sixth outing where it raised $2.86 billion.
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The increase within that two year span is the largest annual gain of any West African country in history.
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That resulted in some Google traffic being sent through Main One partner China Telecom, the West African firm said.
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Common passports have already been adopted for several regions, such as the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).
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Most of the migrants could come to Niger legally, as citizens of the Economic Community of West African States.
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Tens of thousands of high-achieving students in the West African nation receive payments to help with school fees.
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Southern religious sensibilities and West African spiritualities harmonize in the sculpture, blending different aesthetics of these traditions into one.
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Chibok is located in Borno State, the heartland of Boko Haram's decade-long insurgency in the West African country.
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Imagine music rooted in West African instrumentation, influenced by the rhythms of Caribbean calypso, and you're not far off.
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The West African country's Trans Niger Pipeline, one of two conduits to export Bonny Light crude, reopened on Oct.
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The programme, launched in December 21, repatriated some 22010,22017 migrants to various west African countries in its first year.
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The proto-Krio mix thus combined early African-American English, Jamaican Patois and west African languages such as Yoruba.
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Meanwhile, other West African nations like Ghana and Mauritania have become more attractive to international oil and gas companies.
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President Muhammadu Buhari won last year's election on his vow to crush endemic corruption in the west African nation.
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Similarly, last year they issued an advisory for travelers to the West African nations experiencing a deadly Ebola outbreak.
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Its oil output in the West African country reached 225,000 barrels per day (bpd) in 2017, its website says.
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Under-equipped West African maritime forces are struggling to clamp down on illegal foreign vessels, many of them Chinese.
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One industry analyst estimated that the company uses around 430,000 tonnes of West African cocoa and cocoa derivatives annually.
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The activist said the candidates' popularity does not faze her and her ambitions to lead the West African nation.
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"This is the center, the focal point for the East and the West African fauna and flora," he said.
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Peru, Colombia, Ecuador and the Dominican Republic produce fine, organic cocoa, which demands higher prices than West African beans.
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There are three primary species of manatees — the West Indian manatee, the Amazonian manatee, and the West African manatee.
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The South African mobile operator makes about a third of its annual core profit in the West African country.
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She expects them to lean more on US and West African exports while Saudi gets back to speed. 2.
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This prosperous West African country is Africa's fastest growing economy in 803, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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There were 45,723 West African immigrants in the Bronx in 2014, according to census data compiled by Queens College.
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The CFA franc is issued by the central bank of the 8-nation West African Economic and Monetary Union.
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The trees and oil came to Brazil in the 17th and 18th centuries during the West African slave trade.
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Biya, who has ruled the West African nation for 36 years, was sworn in Tuesday for a seventh term.
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France and West African countries are pushing for the creation of a regional force known as the G5 Sahel.
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West African militaries announced soon after that they had crossed into Gambia, which is almost completely surrounded by Senegal.
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Similar measures helped Africa's most populous country contain the virus during the West African epidemic that began in 2013.
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Dealers said concerns that dry weather could curb West African mid-crops this season remained the main supportive factor.
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The West African country's previous national carrier, Nigeria Airways, was founded in 1958 and wholly owned by the government.
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On that trip I learned to cook jollof, a rice dish that is a staple of West African diets.
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West African security forces have little of the equipment, training or even basic education that their French counterparts do.
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An undated work, "Cowrie Shell Mask," is representative of Woodard's creative output inspired by Central and West African cultures.
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The organization was criticized by some public health advocacy groups for reacting too slowly to the West African outbreak.
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It fits in nicely with his work, which includes researching the links between Southern food and West African cooking.
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That changes when Aimee decides to boost her image by building a girl's school in a West African village.
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Macron said in December he wanted the West African leaders to clarify whether they want and need "our presence".
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The sources said the trial began on Monday in a court in Yaounde, capital of the West African country.
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Some traders do not expect the strength to last, saying supply in the West African market is not tight.
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Cowries, for example, are incredible forms of currency, that our West African ancestors used and continue to use today.
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Lukens had remembered being stationed in Senegal when Obama made a trip to the west African nation in 2013.
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The West African country held its last Eurobond sale in 20203, its sixth outing, where it raised $2.86 billion.
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The West African grain can be used for soups and baking, in porridge or as a starch like polenta.
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These pieces explore the abiding connection between Cuban folklore and the West African nation where much of it originated.
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That resulted in some Google traffic being sent through Main One partner China Telecoms, the West African firm said.
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An Eco had already been in the works — but for a different, and larger, configuration of West African states.
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If you have access to a West Indian or West African market, you should be able to find groundnuts.
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Anderson-Elysee: It's based off of the stories of Anansi the Spider from West-African and Caribbean folk tales.
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Approaching Zero: How West Africa is Crushing the Ebola EpidemicThe West African Ebola outbreak is finally starting to approach manageable levels, after nearly 18…Read more ReadThe West African Ebola outbreak was the longest and largest outbreak of the disease in human history, with a peak of 950 confirmed cases a week.
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His study of Indian and West African classical musics has helped to furnish his toolbox, and on "Ali" he pays homage to an inspiration, the Malian guitarist Ali Farka Touré, though Dingman's playing here is as influenced by the sound of the kora, a different West African stringed instrument, as by the guitar.
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Blood was drawn from all three patients and tested for the usual West African suspects: malaria, dengue and yellow fever.
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It has already sold a tiny unit in Cyprus; small west African units, in places like Liberia, could go next.
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The group, led by Charles Taylor, sparked a multifaction tribal conflict and civil war in the west African country. Philly.
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Troops from several West African countries are on standby to enter Gambia if Jammeh insists on staying in the post.
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We looked at West African clothing for Mr. Malcolm, and embedded touches of them into our casts' costumes and looks.
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Nedbank has benefited from a turnaround at its west African associate Ecobank, which contributed 264 million rand to headline earnings.
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H5N1 bird flu has spread across a number of West African countries in the past two years, hitting poultry farms.
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Hamayun said BBOXX, which made an initial investment in Pakistan last year, is already looking beyond the West African boom.
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He&aposs the second Liberian man convicted of lying about a role in the west African country&aposs civil wars.
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A months-long surplus in the West African market that depressed prices to their lowest in months has almost vanished.
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TENDERS * Total will supply India's IOC with a VLCC of West African crude, but the grades were not immediately clear.
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West African women gather after participating in an outdoor prayer event at Masjid Aqsa-Salam mosque in New York City.
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Banjul is the capital of west African nation, The Gambia, which was a late entry to the Gold Coast Games.
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The landlocked West African country is a major uranium producer and the ore is central to France's nuclear energy program.
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The helicopter crashed while flying a peacekeeping mission in the West African nation's desert north, killing the two crew members.
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West African slaves were able to continue their spiritual and religious practices by aligning their own deities with Catholic Saints.
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About 40 percent of the West African country's population follow Voodoo, and Benin has a national holiday to celebrate it.
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The congress of the ruling South West African People's Organization (SWAPO) later in November is a source of policy uncertainty.
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The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) played a big part in the downfall of the Gambia's Yahya Jammeh.
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The West African country planned a record 6.06 trillion naira budget for 2016, but it has struggled to fund it.
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West African producers Nigeria and Angola are set to deliver 2000,000 bpd combined this month, the highest in 13 months.
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Mauritania joins list The West African country of Mauritania has joined the swelling ranks of the countries cold-shouldering Qatar.
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Shares in MTN, one of the biggest investors in the west African country, were up 1.7 percent to 124.76 rand.
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The bond was open only to investors resident in the West African country and attracted 26 bids totaling $99.64 million.
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That is happening in a West African country already consistently ranked at the bottom of the U.N. Human Development Index.
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Ebola has killed some 11,300 people in the West African country and its neighbors Guinea and Liberia since late 2013.
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By midday, the streets were stained with blood in the culmination of the West African nation's biggest annual spending splurge.
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The West-African Yoruba religion, for instance, is estimated by some anthropologists to have been practiced for thousands of years.
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Just over a week after the clinic opened, in late September 2014, the West African Ebola outbreak sparked international panic.
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Ghana and other West African countries are increasingly treating this kind of data-driven approach as crucial to their development.
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Bature's dark Pepe Porter offers a spicey beer to match the popularity for peppery food in the West African nation.
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It draws on the shape of a Yoruban caryatid, a traditional West African column with a corona at the top.
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And alligator pepper, the dark, dried seed pods of a West African ginger plant, will be essential for layering heat.
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His father is a freelance journalist and his parents started a political party in the West African nation of Liberia.
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The current outbreak is second in scale only to the 2014 West African outbreak that killed 11,000 and sickened 28,000.
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Last month, Tillerson announced the US would be supporting a west African security task force with up to $60 million.
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The French citizens were kidnapped May 1 in the neighboring West African country of Benin, according to the Élysée Palace.
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Even within the West African countries, interior ministries often do not share information about terrorist threats with their military counterparts.
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But the word "babalawo" alone, like "Mami Wata," provoke fear and mistrust amongst much of the Christian West African diaspora.
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Her book, an Afrofuturist fantasy epic steeped in West African cosmology, earned one of the biggest advances in YA history.
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Elba himself is of West African descent, born to Sierra Leonean-Ghanaian immigrants who moved to London before having him.
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She counts Aaliyah, D'Angelo, Ravi Shankar, and West African musician Ballake Sissoko as some of her most formative influences. 5.
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I am West-African and Jamaican heritage, so for me dark is who I am and how I see myself.
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We see tap's ancestors in her spirited rendition of the buzzard lope, a heel-toeing dance with West African roots.
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An outbreak in 2014 killed more than 11,85033 people in the West African states of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
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During the Obama administration, I coordinated the Agency for International Development's West African operations to end the 2014 Ebola outbreak.
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The modal tune shows West African roots while it gathers contemporary layers with each verse, making a 21st-century journey.
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In Diabate's hands, the ngoni — a small West African instrument, between a lute and a guitar — becomes a precision blade.
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She introduced a song, the traditional "Darling Cora," by pointing out its shared roots in English and West African folk.
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In Libyan cities, West African men and boys are bought and sold in broad daylight in modern-day slave markets.
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Mr. Salaam said his mission is to expand the scope of DanceAfrica outside of the more familiar West African region.
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And he will import betel leaves and sweet potato leaves to make dishes inspired by traditional West African comfort food.
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LOME (Reuters) - The West African country of Togo has registered its first case of coronavirus, its government said on Friday.
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Mr. Puryear joined the Peace Corps and went to Sierra Leone, where he learned West African woodworking and basket weaving.
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Or, in her Sahara collection, the cone shapes that mimic the rooftops of traditional desert and West African tribal homes.
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LOME (Reuters) - The West African country of Togo has registered its first case of coronavirus, its government said on Friday.
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The announced TV show is inspired by the story of the Dahomey Warriors, an all-female West African military group.
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At other West African restaurants in town, attieke may be presented with a cube of Maggi seasoning still in foil.
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Anchoring the menu is jollof, a dish fought over by West African nations, each one claiming it as its own.
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The region's 15-member bloc, the Economic Community of West African States, has a record of bringing miscreants into line.
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A coalition of West African troops entered the country, and presidents of nearby nations flew in to negotiate with him.
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That year, the West African Gas Pipeline, which carries gas from Nigeria to Ghana, was damaged by a passing ship.
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The West African nation is rich with natural resources including the world's largest bauxite reserves, gold, diamond and iron ore.
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West African Resources, whose Sanbrado mine is in central Burkina Faso, aims to pour the first gold by mid-2020.
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A quarter of women in the West African country have undergone the agonizing ritual, which can cause serious health problems.
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The West African country is on track this year to grow at its slowest rate in more than two decades.
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Teodorin is the son of President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, who has ruled the west African state for four decades.
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IVORY COAST PRESIDENT SAYS AGREEMENT SCRAPS NEED FOR FRENCH REPRESENTATIVE ON WEST AFRICAN ECONOMIC AND MONETARY UNION CENTRAL BANK BOARD
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Teodorin is the son of President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, who has ruled the west African state for four decades.
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President Roch Marc Kabore declared two days of national mourning in the west African country in response to the attack.
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BNP Paribas has maintained for decades a presence in many French-speaking West African countries and intends to remain there.
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Thirty eight French troops have been killed in the West African Sahel since France sent troops to Mali in 2013.
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Weah, a former professional soccer star in Europe, was sworn in as President of the West African nation last week.
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Potential recruits were told that each tusk would be worth 3 million West African CFA francs, or almost 5,000 dollars.
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West African Resources, whose Sanbrado mine is in central Burkina Faso, aims to pour the first gold by mid-2020.
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For example, West African beans produce the familiar deep, rich, fudge brownie taste, which is often simply described as chocolaty.
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" He added: "By that I mean his rhythm parts were usually repetitive lines — very West African — rather than strumming chords.
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Many West African communities are reeling because local men who set out for Europe in search of work never returned.
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The country is one of just two nations in West African regional group ECOWAS that does not have term limits.
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Picque and Lassimouillas were kidnapped on May 1 while in the neighboring West African country of Benin, according to the Elysee.
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The explosion happened late Sunday on the road leading to the airport in Niamey, the capital of the West African country.
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So troops from other West African are massed on the border, ready to come in and and push him out. 5.
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Thankfully some lessons learned in the west African outbreak, which killed 11,310 people between 2014 and 2016, seem to be helping.
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After that West African Ebola outbreak, Predict researchers determined exactly which bat species carried the Ebola Zaire strain that caused it.
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The same thing goes for the people descended from West African populations whom Reich examined in his work on prostate cancer.
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The presidential office made the comments after the small West African nation said it would end formal diplomatic ties with Taiwan.
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Ecobank was founded in 1985 by business leaders with backing from the Economic Community of West African States, a regional bloc.
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According to Ngaujah, while he's of West African descent himself, he's also been studying Nigerian culture and replicates Doomfist's Nigerian accent.
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West African countries Niger, Mauritania and Senegal also cut ties with Doha last year in solidarity with the other Arab countries.
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The West African nation has been affected by a slowdown in Nigeria, its much larger neighbor and a major trading partner.
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It was almost 30 percent of turnover growth for its West African partner firm Sonatel in 2016, Sonatel's latest report says.
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The central bank's governor recently resigned after struggling to manage the West African economy, once considered a star in the region.
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In 2017, it exported around 700,000 tonnes of urea to markets in West African as well as North and South America.
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AS OF January 1003th 2016, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared the west African country of Liberia free of Ebola.
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"Ibogaine [a West African psychedelic root] and ayahuasca have tremendous potential and MDMA does too," says Rick Doblin, head of MAPS.
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The West African Economic and Monetary Union countries are Benin, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Niger, Senegal and Togo.
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However the West African country is still in a recession, brought on by low oil prices which has weakened its currency.
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Some 3 million people across eight West African nations live in communities that have declared an end to FGM, Tostan said.
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"Oftentimes, when West African immigrants get to America, there's this idea that they're set apart from African-Americans," Gyasi told Vogue.
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When I first opened the bakery, I had this six-year period when I was only listening to West African music.
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Tizeti plans to take its model to additional West African countries in 2020, according to CEO and co-founder Kendall Ananyi.
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It killed at least 11,300 people in the West African countries of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone between 2013 and 2016.
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However, these dishes also combine influences from a multitude of cultures, including Spanish, German, West African, Caribbean, and Choctaw Native American.
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According to its official website, the city will be a five-minute drive from the West African state's new international airport.
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It is also seeking 3 billion naira ($10 million) in damages from the West African country in court and legal expenses.
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The West African giraffe once inhabited an area from the coast in Senegal to Lake Chad, deep in North Africa's interior.
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One reason you don't see West African musicians performing in North America is because it's almost impossible to get them visas.
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President Mahamadou Issoufou is seeking another mandate as head of the historically turbulent, uranium-producing West African country on Feb. 21.
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After the West African nation upset Poland 2-1 on Tuesday, its fans also picked up trash around their seating area.
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She credits this type of instrument in helping the post-conflict recovery and stabilization of the West African nation of Liberia.
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The deadly epidemic took hold in three West African countries — but not in the United States, where only two people died.
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It's a catalog of horrors narrated by a child soldier conscripted into an armed conflict in an unnamed West African country.
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His dances, earthy and subtly rapturous, tell stories of spirituality by weaving a tapestry of modern dance and West African forms.
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Ghana, a West African nation, entered the space age last year with a satellite the size of a can of beans.
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Sidibé's best-known works — hyper-patterned studio photographs typical of West African artists of the time — are absent in the exhibition.
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He was also accompanied by heavily armed troops from Senegal and Nigeria, indicating that tensions remain in the West African country.
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I'm proud of my West African roots, but I don't want that to be the only thing people see of me.
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But the legislation brings hope to women who campaigned to force the West African nation to accept that rape must stop.
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Like the characters in "Sojourners," Ms. Udofia's mother was a microbiologist and her father was a scholar of West African studies.
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The tiny west African country, with a GDP of just $2.1bn, has one of the largest seagoing fleets in the world.
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His music, by turns minimal and lush, incorporates an array of influences from Bach to rock to West African kora music.
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The 61-year-old president, who has governed the tiny West African country since 2014, only received 12% of the vote.
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West African regional bloc ECOWAS declared a few days later that Vaz could stay in office through to the November election.
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Fela - a singer, composer and saxophonist - pioneered the Afrobeat sound by combining organ riffs with West African drumming and brass instruments.
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The journalist-turned-politician is facing treason charges for organizing a nationwide protest against the government in the West African nation.
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At the same time, his works, according to West African art expert Sylvester Ogbechie, became used in popular black liberation movements.
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Macron confirmed the presence of Turkish ships and accused Ankara of violating Libya's sovereignty and endangering European and West African security.
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The proceeds were expected to be donated to a charity in Equatorial Guinea, an oil-rich but impoverished West African country.
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Vice-president Daniel Kablan Duncan has served as finance minister and as an official with the West African regional central bank.
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The actor said becoming a citizen of the West African country was "the biggest honor" he could get from the country.
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The Nigerian government on Thursday said it will begin screening Chinese nationals traveling to the West African nation for the virus.
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The West African commodity exporter is implementing a three-year aid deal with the International Monetary Fund to restore fiscal balance.
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Glencore lent the West African country's state oil firm SHT about $1.45 billion in 2014 to be repaid with crude oil.
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Live presentations of the Gullah culture, which has roots in West African traditions, take place at one of the slave cabins.
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Nigeria has already deployed army troops to more than 30 of the west African nation's 36 states to help tackle insecurity.
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The west African OPEC member is seeking three offtakers, one of the sources said, against 70,000 barrels per day of crude.
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Gold explorer West African Resources slumped 5.5%, while peer Silver Lake Resources shed about 5% to its lowest since June 17.
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IVORY COAST PRESIDENT SAYS WEST AFRICAN ECONOMIC AND MONETARY UNION HAS AGREED WITH FRANCE TO MAKE CHANGES TO CFA FRANC CURRENCY
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French President Emmanuel Macron, frustrated by mounting anti-French sentiment, has invited five West African leaders to a meeting next week.
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She also took on the age-old role of the West African singer as a societal memory conscience, offering virtuous advice.
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The west African country is rich in oil and gas but has been struggling to boost its output of both resources.
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The civilian leader defended Myanmar Wednesday in response to the genocide accusations described by West African country Gambia the day before.
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Babajide Duroshola, who heads its Nigeria operations, told Reuters the West African country's population of about 190 million made it appealing.
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He also constructed instruments, including what he called the Frankiphone, an amplified version of the West African mbira, or thumb piano.
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The flight landed in the West African country of Senegal and, facing logistical problems, was rerouted back to the United States.
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At the start of this track he's heard explaining the West African roots of the rhythm the band's about to play.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell pioneered Nigeria's oil and gas industry and remains a major investor in the West African country.
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"I've done flamenco, Zulu dance, West African dance, and now I'm learning the dance of my own Tswana culture," Ms. Masilo said.
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Consumers in the West African country spend $400 million annually and are projected to generate $75 billion in ecommerce revenue by 2020.
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Three men from the West African nation spent four months traveling from Cameroon to Panama by boat, then by bus to Tijuana.
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He had told voters in the West African country in 2012 that he would shorten his current term by changing the constitution.
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Last Face stars Charlize Theron and Javier Bardem as aid workers who fall in love, and work in various west African countries.
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Barrow took office early last year pledging widespread reforms in the tiny West African nation after longtime President Yahya Jammeh stepped down.
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"The Saharan Palette is about the nomadic tribe in West African Saharan Deserts called the Fulani People and Tuareg People," notes Eburu.
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The company's Unipec trading arm has stopped buying West African crude and is re-selling at least five cargoes of Angolan crude.
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Total's deepwater projects on the West African coast includes Moho Nord in Congo, Kaombo North in Angola which began production in July.
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President Issoufou took office in April 2011, a year after a popular coup overthrew the West African nation's previous leader Tandja Mamadou.
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Still, warmer-than-average temperatures on the Atlantic ocean surface and a strengthened west African monsoon could increase hurricane activity, NOAA said.
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I'm sure that gratifies him as a businessman, but I kept thinking of the word teranga, from the West African language Wolof.
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Leif Brottem, assistant professor of global development studies at Grinnell College, specializes in the role of geographic mobility within West African livelihoods.
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So she started researching online and discovered shea butter — a West African beauty ingredient that works wonders for black hair and skin.
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As the outbreak continues to grow, fears that it may spread abroad linger as many remember the West African Epidemic in 2014.
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Mr Okereke's musical numbers are excellent, peppering the narrative with a blend of catchy electro-rock and West African "High Life" melodies.
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That depicts a calamity of three years earlier, when the Méduse , a French naval frigate, ran aground off the West African coast.
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Illegal fishing costs West African economies $2.3 billion a year, according to a recent study published in Frontiers in Marine Science journal.
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The gold industry contributes around a quarter of the West African government's revenues and exports last year were valued at $2.2 billion.
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The assault on the terrace of the Aziz Istanbul restaurant in the center of the West African city began around 9 p.m.
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Others are also thought to be trafficked to other west African countries including Ghana, Burkina Faso and Ivory Coast, said Okah-Donli.
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In Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso, United States Army troops simulated an elaborate hostage rescue with West African forces this month.
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From 2014 to 85033 more than 510 health workers died due to Ebola in the West African urban and rural pan-epidemic.
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The prize recognizes her role in the West African nation's recovery from years of devastating civil war, the prize committee has said.
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The infectious pieces are suffused with the choreographer's signature movement style, a sinuous blend of West African, Caribbean, and American club dance.
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Donning boxing gloves, football pads and West African amulets, Ms. Chipaumire delivers the one-two punch that characterizes much of her work.
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More than 1503 foreign fishing vessels, mainly from China, Europe and Russia, navigate in West African waters, according to environmentalist group Greenpeace.
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It may be true that we have few outstanding West African sprinters today, but contemporary West Africans are not the relevant population.
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A U.N. Security Council mission was already visiting the West African state to seek solutions to ethnic violence when the massacre occurred.
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Scientists suspect that the West African epidemic began when a bat infected a boy in a village in Guinea in December 2013.
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This clearing ends with a moment of improvisation in response to Benbow's drum solo reminiscent of ceremonies in West African spiritual traditions.
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To protect yourself from West African schemes, investigators warn not to get involved financially with anyone you have not met in person.
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The unequal shape of the end product reflects inequality in the world and outlines the West African countries that supply the beans.
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They make a lot of sounds that almost sound West African and their costumes suggest a tribal group – but none in particular.
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A regional bloc of West African nations has said opposition leader Adama Barrow must be allowed to take office on January 18.
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The couple makes the homebrewed alcohol by adding spices such as ginger and chili to akpeteshie, a West African palm wine spirit.
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Universities are shut nationwide while some states have closed schools in the West African country to prevent local transmission of the virus.
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"I'm appealing directly to the Islamic State in West African Province," one of the officials, Mamadou Sow, said in a videotaped statement.
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The security situation and the militants' ability to spread their influence to other West African countries is a concern to Western powers.
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I reported a story with the chef Pierre Thiam, about why he's become a champion of the ancient West African grain fonio.
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That book told the story of Agu, a child soldier who fights in a civil war in an unnamed West African country.
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As the hub for West African migration, Niger had long been under pressure from Europe to crack down on the migrant flow.
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Sanlé Sory's studio portraits of Burkina Faso add to the fair's wide presence of West African studio photography from the 20th century.
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Genetic testing found multiple strains of the virus in each bat, suggesting it had circulated in West African colonies for many years.
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French President Emmanuel Macron threatened, ahead of an emergency summit meeting with West African presidents in January, to pull his troops out.
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The West African EVD outbreak that struck Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone outpaced the ability of any one government to stop it.
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I learned that he was a recent West African immigrant with a few young children, working hard to provide for his family.
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The "West African capital" is actually BISSAU, however, of Guinea Bissau, a small country separate but next to Guinea, and beneath Senegal.
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For years, migrants from West African countries used Niger as a crossing ground on their way to Libya and then onto Europe.
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She's all about mixing traditional West African flavors with influences from the wildly varied food scene of her home in South London.
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The carving, which is 10 feet tall and 303 feet wide, depicts the early history of Liberia, on the West African coast.
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During the final months of Brooke's pregnancy, I was deployed to the West African country of Niger with Third Special Forces Group.
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Bio will be faced with the challenge of reducing extreme poverty and rebuilding the West African country for its 7.3 million citizens.
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On "Umhlangano," the album's 10-minute opener, the interplay between electric bass and peppery guitar is more West African than South African.
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One of these days, the West African nation of Gambia will get to see its new president, Adama Barrow, in the flesh.
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On Monday in Gambia, troops from the West African coalition swarmed the statehouse, without resistance, to secure it for Mr. Barrow's arrival.
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Nigeria's historically strained relations with many of its neighbors precluded West African countries from conducting counter-Boko Haram operations on its soil.
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Gambia, a tiny, mainly Muslim West African country, filed a lawsuit in November accusing Myanmar of genocide, the most serious international crime.
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We're seeing the uptick, the agency says, because of El Niño's end and a strong West African monsoon season, among other factors.
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Separately, shipments of West African crude to Asia hit a five-month low in April due to a backlog at Chinese ports.
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The tiny West African state's decision this week has angered Taiwan, which says the move will not help already strained relations with China.
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It also seems to have led to surprising progress in the movement to curb female genital mutilation in the poor West African country.
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Only one regional union, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), allows its passport holders to move around their region visa-free.
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This is the first such clash ahead of the West African nation&aposs vote in which President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita is running again.
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But the United Nations Security Council, the African Union and the Economic Community of West African States backed Barrow as Jammeh's elected successor.
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A message published online late Friday by the media branch of al Mourabitoun, a West African terrorist group, claimed responsibility for the attack.
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The subscription period for the sukuk - the first Islamic finance instrument issued by the West African nation - runs from July 20 to Aug.
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In 2011, West African governments signed up to the Ouagadougou Partnership to try to reach an extra 2 million contraceptive users by 2020.
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He still has strong backing in rural areas and is seen as the favourite; west African presidents seldom fail to win re-election.
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He brings consistent themes and materials to his collage — West African masks (which he cut out from a textbook), bold patterns, lush foliage.
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The West African country, home to 27.4m people, has now held seven peaceful presidential elections since the return of multiparty democracy in 1992.
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Which is why PrettyMuch is kind of revolutionary; between the five of them, there's West African, Dominican, Mexican, Italian, Irish, and Scottish blood.
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Eight west African countries, which already share a common currency, list shares on the Bourse Régionale des Valeurs Mobilières (BRVM) in Ivory Coast.
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The threat was lifted after a meeting in Berlin on Tuesday attended by both chocolate makers and representatives from the West African neighbours.
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Fonseca, who pledges to prioritize education, has led the West African archipelago since 2011, ensuring its stability in a region known for coups.
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H5N1 avian influenza, or bird flu, has spread across a number of West African countries in the past two years, hitting poultry farms.
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"While the price effect will hit all of Africa's commodity exporters, these trade disruptions will mostly affect West African oil exporters," Ashbourne said.
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Its three largest banks have almost a third of the market share in the eight countries that use the west African CFA franc.
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However, nearby states have so far stopped short of publicly criticizing Gnassingbe, who currently chairs the 15-member regional West African bloc ECOWAS.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - The African Union will cease to recognise Gambia's Yahya Jammeh as the West African nation's legitimate president as of Jan.
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Already in flight from starvation, persecution or "the mayhem of war" in several west African states, they toiled as migrant labourers under Qaddafi.
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West African powerhouse Nigeria is set to be next, having last month unveiled plans to launch a local currency green bond in April.
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To be sure, skill and hard work propelled him from a west African slum to playing for the top teams of European football.
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After years of stagnation, the West African nation has roughly tripled output since 2015, largely on the back of demand from Chinese industry.
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Blaming the currency for slow development is "absurd", says Ismaël Dem, director general of economy and currency at the west African central bank.
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Nigeria's wealth per capita dropped from $2,363 to $1,600 in 2016, and the West African state also saw a 20% drop in millionaires.
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Many ships operate legally but West African states are vulnerable to illegal fishing because of corruption and a lack of maritime policing capacity.
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They loaded the PCM into the plastic semicircular bricks, froze them, and loaded up Arkteks kept in rooms heated to West African extremes.
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In the comfortably cluttered basement, books on biology, Kundalini yoga and 20th-century music perch next to West African drums and Indian tablas.
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Br'er Rabbit, the trickster hero of Uncle Remus stories, was a fusion of characters found in both West African and Cherokee oral traditions.
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The investigation is still ongoing, but the story has brought international attention to the state of medical infrastructure in the West African country.
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The economy of the world's top cocoa grower makes up around 40 percent of the eight-nation West African CFA franc currency zone.
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According to GEPEX, the exporter association that includes Ivory Coast's grinders, the West African nation domestically processed 490,000 tonnes of cocoa last season.
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The mid-tier lender struck a deal with British industrialist Sanjeev Gupta earlier this year after selling its West African subsidiaries last year.
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That isolation meant that the black people who stayed there could both retain more of their West African culture and develop their own.
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The US military has kept a presence in Niger, helping the West African country battle ISIS and a branch of al Qaeda. 4.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - The West African regional bloc said on Saturday it would take all necessary actions to uphold the result of a Dec.
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After first rejecting the election results, Jammeh left the country for Guinea amid the prospect of military intervention from neighboring West African nations.
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In Gambia, the Prince congratulated the West African nation on recently returning to the 53-member Commonwealth states of mostly former British territories.
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A cybersecurity firm has identified four different cyberattack campaigns against various banks and other financial institutions in West African countries, researchers said Wednesday.
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This month, four U.S. Army troops were killed during a terrorist ambush in a remote and seemingly random (read: nonstrategic) West African village.
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The Democrat's past lobbying contract — and the money he received — with a West African despot also came under intense scrutiny during the campaign.
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Air Senegal will initially fly to Senegalese and West African regional destinations before opening a Paris-Dakar route during the course of 2018.
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LONDON, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell pioneered Nigeria's oil and gas industry and remains a major investor in the West African country.
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In 2013, emissaries from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia — FARC) were arrested in the West African country.
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Adjibi's sex shop in the heart of Cotonou is an unlikely enterprise in Benin, a west African country steeped in tradition and religion.
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Taiwan has recently lost two diplomatic allies, the West African state of Burkina Faso and the Dominican Republic which established relations with Beijing.
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More than 11,000 people, mostly from the West African countries of Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, have died in the 2014 Ebola outbreak.
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The West African nation has long been viewed as the region's most stable democracy, with peaceful transitions of power since independence in 1960.
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An outbreak concentrated in the West African countries of Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea killed at least 11,300 people between 2013 and 2016.
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Yolanda Zoleka Cuba said Vodafone was in talks with the West African country, which owns a 30 percent stake, to restructure its debt.
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A CNN investigation has revealed that part of the meddling campaign has been outsourced to the West African nations of Ghana and Nigeria.
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Ms. Johnson Sirleaf governed Liberia, a small West African nation that was founded by freed slaves from the United States, for 12 years.
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Grafting that theme onto a West African folk tale, Ms. Sampson makes a contemporary fable about the black female body and its discontents.
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Kenkeleba House, named for a West African plant said to have medicinal and spiritual properties, included an exhibition space, the Wilmer Jennings Gallery.
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I loved that the piped-in music included country and West African highlife tracks, and not simply a loop of recent Disney hits.
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The 53-year-old says she is responsible for the welfare of five chefs who were hired from neighboring West African country Togo.
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When Saffiatu Sillah was growing up in the West African nation of Sierra Leone, her clitoris was cut off in a ritual circumcision.
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NOUAKCHOTT, March 13 (Reuters) - Mauritania's health ministry confirmed the first case of coronavirus in the West African country in a statement on Friday.
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Ibrahima Condé had never worked in the arts sector before arriving in Paris in 2017 from Conakry, in the West African country Guinea.
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But the biggest — the West African outbreak that began in late 2013 and killed more than 11,000 people — did not begin this way.
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Niger The west African country of Niger has declared three days of mourning after an attack on a military base killed 89 soldiers.
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And surprise because most Americans, including many members of Congress, were unaware the U.S. had a military presence in the West African nation.
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The album, produced by Carlos Niño, recalls jazz precursors like Max Roach as well as hip-hop loops and West African folk drumming.
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A West African dog bred for hunting and guarding, the Azawakh is the only dog breed that is taller than it is long.
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West African terrorists now increasingly exploit the area's porous borders to trade and survive, which has in turn expanded their scope of operations.
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The haul was worth approximately 45 million CFA francs ($80,000) and was the largest ever seized in the West African country, he said.
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France-Africa relations Revamping the west African currency is not France's first move in rebuilding its relationship with African countries on the continent.
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One bright spot: The numbers of West African giraffes are on the rise, numbering about 400 now, up from 50 in the 1990s.
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And the people of this West African nation, most of whom live on less than $2 a day, have paid dearly for it.
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Incidents of violence have now spread to Burkina's southern border to the coastal West African countries of Togo, Benin, Ivory Coast and Ghana.
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The West African country has announced ambitious plans to fight climate change including improving irrigation and pledging to cooperate with the United Nations.
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West African leaders have pledged $1 billion to combat the threat, but as with previous funding claims there is scepticism over the move.
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Served from 2013-15 as a Global Mission Fellow with the United Methodist Church in Moscow, working with the West African diaspora there.
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The West African country's military, which has regularly intervened in politics in recent decades, vowed to remain neutral ahead of the December election.
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Nigeria just became majority-urban in 2018, but urbanization in the West African giant will grow even more dramatically over the next decade.
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Today, there are two C.F.A. francs, one used in the eight West African countries and the other used in six Central African nations.
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The seeds of the egusi melon are used for a lot of culinary purposes in West African cooking, but especially for egusi stew.
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Both were the work of terrorists of North African and West African origin, acting in the name of a radical interpretation of Islam.
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To start, with the DRC has a long history with Ebola (unlike the West African countries where the 2014 to 2015 outbreak originated).
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ABUJA/MAIDUGURI (Reuters) - From the shores of Lake Chad, Islamic State's West African ally is on a mission: winning over the local people.
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Sellers are struggling to find buyers for West African, Russian and Kazakh cargoes, while pipeline bottlenecks trap supply in west Texas and Canada.
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That history includes the banjo, a country music staple that likely evolved from a three-stringed West African instrument known as the akonting.
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The West African nation has one of the highest fertility rates in the world and a population that is expected to triple by 2050.
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Mahama's campaign said the NPP's comments on Wednesday's election were "treasonable" and an irresponsible act that could threaten peace in the West African country.
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Typing the word "dog" into Google Translate and translating from Yoruba (a West African language) to English spits out the exact same word, "dog".
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The pink was brought to you by hibiscus: a gorgeous tropical flower that is widely used in West African and Caribbean teas and beverages.
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Oil majors including Total SA and China's CNOOC Ltd have also been investing in the waters off this part of the West African coast.
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The largely peaceful election was the first in the history of the West African country to choose a successor to a democratically elected president.
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Jobs in the tiny West African nation, famed for its beaches, are scarce and remittances make up more than a fifth of national output.
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The tiny West African state's decision this week has angered Taiwan, which says the move will not help its already strained relations with China.
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Unlike the West African outbreak, bursts of violence, burning of Ebola treatment centers abductions of of health workers have plagued the current response effort.
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Mr Jammeh fled Gambia after a month-long stand-off with West Africa's regional power bloc, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).
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Outrage poured in from around the world when musician Ballaké Sissoko said his kora, a traditional West African instrument, was broken by TSA Security.
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The debt stock of the tiny west African nation was at around 130 percent of gross domestic product at the end of last year.
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And while gumbo is a quintessential regional dish, the name comes from a West African word for okra — one of the stew's essential ingredients.
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For most people in Niger, the presence of the world's biggest military superpower in the vast, landlocked West African country remains shrouded in mystery.
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"Our main plan is to get into English speaking West African countries and look into East Africa after we raise funding," El Bassunie said.
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The west African country's oil ministry has warned that output could fall by 500,000 barrels per day to around 1 million bpd by 2023.
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Liberia had been declared Ebola-free -- twice The Guinea cases were the first since that West African country was declared Ebola-free last December.
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More than 11,300 people died in an Ebola outbreak in the West African countries of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone between 2013 and 2016.
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DAKAR, Senegal – The United States started arming drones in the West African nation of Niger earlier this year, according to the U.S. Africa Command.
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"Burkina cotton was one of the most preferred cottons," said Ashwin Subramanian, head of Singapore-based commodities trader Olam International's West African cotton business.
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Thousands of Nigerians leave the west African country each year in search of a better life abroad - often in Europe and the United States.
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I am disbursing funds to enable our 12th graders to take the standardized West African Examinations Council examination and attend universities across the region.
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Johnson Sirleaf's 12-year rule cemented peace in the West African country after civil war ended in 2003, and brought in much needed aid.
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That operation paved the way for the United Nations to deploy its more than 10,000-strong MINUSMA peacekeeping force to the West African state.
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In the wake of Black Panther pandemonium, 24-year-old author Tomi Adeyemi released an epic YA fantasy novel based in West African mythology.
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For people who aren't familiar with West African names, the combination of my first and last names can be a bit of a cipher.
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On Tuesday, May 24, the Salon Sanctuary series tunnels deep into the past with an evening of pre-modern West African chants and dances.
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The new loan comprises a euro tranche with a 9-year maturity and a West African CFA franc tranche with a 7-year maturity.
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Detective work in the forest In some ways, the outbreak in Congo is eerily similar to the early stages of the West African outbreak.
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Female genital cutting is widely practised in the West African nation as part of girls' initiation into secret societies which wield significant political clout.
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Sources within the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), the main regional power bloc, say that prosecuting Mr Jammeh is not a priority.
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The Nigerian and Ghanaian afrobeats and afro fusion waves over the past two years have given—even if small—looks into West African culture.
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One collection, for example, was inspired by a mash-up of 1930s French couture, 1970s West African photography, early Isaac Mizrahi and Eames furniture.
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Donning boxing gloves, football pads and West African amulets, Ms. Chipaumire delivers the one-two punch that characterizes much of her work (1:253).
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The changes have been the subject of protests in the capital Bamako and more marches were set for Thursday across the West African country.
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Women joined her in crouching, hip-swinging dances hinting at African roots, and appeared in glowing, futuristic garb with West African-style face paint.
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Ms. Kaba arrived in 1991, part of the first wave of West African immigrants, many of whom settled in Morrisania, a few blocks north.
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BP next year plans to make a final investment decision on a liquefied natural gas (LNG) project that would ship West African gas worldwide.
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The West African nation sits atop some of the world's richest iron ore and bauxite deposits, and has proven reserves of gold and diamonds.
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The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) ruled in 2017 that the arrest was unlawful and violated her right to freedom of liberty.
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The ambush, carried out by a local Islamic State affiliate, brought increased scrutiny of the U.S. counter-terrorism mission in the West African country.
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Before that happened, around 20,000 Gambians fled the nation, terrified of the conflict between soldiers loyal to Yahya and UN-backed West African troops.
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Recent years have seen an emerging cafe and restaurant scene populated by new Western, Lebanese, Indian, Thai, West African, and even Latin American establishments.
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The group cited a deadline given by the militants, who belong to a faction of Boko Haram called the Islamic State West African Province.
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With the stews might come alloco (fried plantains) or riz gras, listed on the menu by its more generally West African name, jollof rice.
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The West African country, which has deep trade ties with China, has already felt the impact of the coronavirus due to disrupted supply chains.
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The West African country, which has deep trade ties with China, has also felt the impact of the coronavirus due to disrupted supply chains.
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It was one of a handful of West African countries hit in 2014 by the Ebola virus, which killed more than 2,500 people there.
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The oba has authority over all the spiritual priests in the Benin kingdom (not to be confused with the West African country of Benin).
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And then he squeezes in a third career as the Norman Lear (or the Mike Leigh, more aptly) of London's West African immigrant community.
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Mr. Brown's choreography blends modern dance with African traditions, like West African and Afro-Cuban dance, to create a mix both earthy and spiritual.
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Front Burner A collection of bright West African soups made in Harlem is a good way to put a steaming bowl on the table.
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This preparation is one I use in my own kitchen, and it's a nice introduction to the unique starchiness of the West African yam.
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The drug—extracted from the root of a West African plant—produces psychedelic effects said to spirit away withdrawal symptoms with a single dose.
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For instance, Ebola and the West African Lassa virus are deadly threats that can only be studied in biosafety level 4 labs, like Wuhan.
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They built "genome-wide maps of archaic ancestry" across four West African ethnic populations living in three countries: Nigeria, Sierra Leone and the Gambia.
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The mainly Muslim west African country filed the suit in November, alleging Myanmar was committing "an ongoing genocide" against its minority Muslim Rohingya population.
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Ice melting in Greenland could be slowing the circulation, leading to the destabilization of the West African monsoon, which in turn could trigger droughts.
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Burna Boy, who is from Nigeria, often uses Afrobeats — electronic rhythms infused with West African drumming — to sing about romance and other pop topics.
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The West African hound originates from Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger and has been the ancient companion of nomads that roamed in the desert.
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Similarly, freight rates for supertankers loading West African crude in October for Asia have also risen more than 20% to nearly 90 Worldscale points.
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At the center are the West African country's motorcycle taxis — referred to locally as okadas — which face newly enforced regulatory restrictions on their movement.
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These troops conduct training missions for African forces and, most critically, support both West African and French troops in their battle against Islamic extremists.
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I set out to find West African families who had lost more than one member during the migrant crisis within the last two years.
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Gambia, a tiny, mainly Muslim West African state, lodged its lawsuit after winning the support of the 57-nation Organisation for Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
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Liberia was the West African nation that introduced to the world the gruesome vernacular of blood diamonds and child soldiers in the early 1990s.
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A political crisis appears to be subsiding in the West African nation after the longtime ruler, Yahya Jammeh, went into exile on Saturday night.
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In the last few days, troops from several West African countries banded together to eject Gambia's president, who tried to stay in power illegally.
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Turkish sounds melded with West African melded with Christmas oldies — a mix that was very much in line with the café's retro-international vibe.
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Ghassingbe's opponents says reforms announced last month, in response to August's protests, will still allow him to run the West African country until 2030.
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It was in the same area where Islamic State's West African branch killed nearly 50 Nigerien soldiers in two attacks in May and July.
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The west African country of Gambia filed a case in November, alleging Myanmar was committing "an ongoing genocide" against its minority Muslim Rohingya population.
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He left the country last week to meet with West African leaders to discuss how to resolve the matter of taking over the presidency.
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Islamic State said on Thursday that its West African branch had caused the collision, but it did not provide any evidence for the claim.
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The mayor doesn't necessarily want these young men, predominantly from French-speaking West African countries like Guinea, Mali and Ivory Coast, hanging around forever.
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Another development that caught Nelson's eye was increased illumination in the world's oceans — particularly along the West African coast, spanning from Nigeria to Angola.
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A 2014 revolution that overthrew Blaise Campaore, one of Africa's longest-serving leaders, raised hopes of expanded civil liberties in the West African nation.
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The West African neighbours, the world's two biggest cocoa producers, will also improve coordination between their cocoa industry regulators, the presidents said in a statement.
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My favorite park of footwork is the trip-a-let, trip-a-let beat, which reminds me of west african percussion a la Mamady Keita.
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Ifueko's mother is Yoruba and her father is Bini, and they shared with her a variety of West African stories that she grew to love.
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Independent Chinese refineries, known as teapots, have even started reselling cargoes of West African crude to buy cheaper Brazilian or U.S. oil, according to traders.
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The Commission of the Economic Community of West African States, or ECOWAS, gave Jammeh until noon Friday to step aside or face being forcibly removed.
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The small West African nation is the fourth-largest source of migrants arriving in Italy despite having a population of fewer than 2 million people.
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The majority of people on board had traveled from West African countries like Nigeria and Côte d'Ivoire, but others were from Bangladesh, Morocco, and Syria.
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Through partnerships between FHI 360, local communities in the West African country of Senegal, on-the-ground nonprofits and major tech corporations, it's all happening.
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ABUJA/WASHINGTON, May 14 (Reuters) - Nigeria's central bank denied on Saturday a website report that the West African nation planned to devalue the naira currency.
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The Pentagon has proposed spending $200 million this year to help train and equip the armies and security forces of North and West African countries.
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GO TO any women's prison in the west-African country of Mauritania and you will find inmates whose only offence is to have been raped.
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Protesters, angered by Compaore's attempt to change the constitution to extend his 27-year rule, forced him to flee the West African nation in 2014.
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Following the West African nation's second civil war, which ended in 2003, the previous government accelerated policies that granted natural resource concessions to foreign companies.
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The Congo outbreak in all likelihood will not come close to approaching the levels of the West African crisis—the worst Ebola outbreak in history.
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Despite this latest hostage release, the fight against piracy has spread to West African shores, and has not been completely eradicated from the Somali coastline.
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While serious, this outbreak has yet to have the level of global attention that the West African outbreak garnered where more than 11,000 people died.
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In this case, West African green monkeys were observed producing an eagle alarm call when confronted by "novel flying objects," otherwise known as aerial drones.
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I went back to Africa in 1993, there was a 50% devaluation of the West African CFA franc in 1994, three months into my job.
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This proved to be a key factor in the west African country securing exemption from OPEC's landmark 2016 deal to curb a global supply overhang.
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There were cases in seven other countries including Nigeria, the United States and Spain, but almost all the deaths were in the West African nations.
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Interest in West African oil and gas has surged over the last decade, with big discoveries in Senegal and Mauritania over the past few years.
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The West African country expects a budget deficit of 2.36 trillion naira this year as it tries to spend its way out of a recession.
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The West African country now has at least five exchange rate including the official one which the bank used to mask pressure on the currency.
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Chickpea egusi is a hearty West African stew made with ground egusi melon seeds, which give a delicious texture and help to thicken the sauce.
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His research focuses primarily on the relationship between Atlantic hurricanes and the West African low-pressure systems from which roughly 85 percent of them develop.
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Her short documentary Balancing Act explores the exploited tradition of West African hambone dance through the story of a young circus performer in West Oakland.
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There were officially 22014,22014 suspected cases in the West African epidemic and 11,310 deaths, though field doctors say the death toll is probably much higher.
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The startup has 1.1 million unique users and packages internet services drawing on partnerships with West African broadband provider MainOne and Facebook's Express Wi-Fi.
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The latest in a series of travel specials starring Conan O'Brien brings him to Ghana, where he makes his wisecracks in the West African setting.
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In 2017, its GDP grew by 8.4 percent, more than double that of the previous year as the West African country expanded its oil production.
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Sirleaf thanked the foundation for emphasizing Liberia's democracy under her administration which led to a transition of power in the West African country in January.
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Stocks fell, dragged by losses in one of the country's largest banks, Nedbank, after reports of a regulatory investigation into its West African associate Ecobank.
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We went to three of New York City's highest-rated West African restaurants to settle the debate over which country makes the best jollof rice.
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Cash is being lined up for purchases of stakes in two major oilfields in the west African country, according to the banking and industry sources.
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To do this job, he says he is drawing from lessons from his years living under autocratic rule in the west African nation of Togo.
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A second method involves transporting fish out of West African ports in vast freezers on container ships, which are less rigorously inspected than other vessels.
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In 1974, seven West African nations got together, contacted donors, and set out to create the Onchocerciasis Control Program, overseen by the World Health Organization .
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The ministry said a dozen armed people -- believed to be terrorists -- abducted Kirk Woodman from a mining exploration site Tuesday in the West African country.
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Within its review the West African nation investigated how BSGR obtained rights to the Simandou deposit, the world's largest untapped iron ore reserves, in 2008.
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And then, of course, there is the question of why Melania Trump would be giving you millions of dollars from a tiny West African country.
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Celebrations erupted in the streets after West African regional forces entered the capital city, Banjul, and took control of the presidential palace, the State House.
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That remains one of the biggest curses of the disease that ravaged the West African coast in 2014 — the punishment it inflicted on entire families.
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Separately, Moody's affirmed MTN's Baa3 rating, saying the reduced Nigerian fine and payment terms were within the company's west African country's unit to pay off.
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The versions I'd had at other pan-West African restaurants in New York were mild, if texturally fit for their supporting role of sopping up.
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The cotton season in the West African country runs from May to April, with sowing from April to June and harvesting from October to January.
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Numerous regional bodies, including the Economic Community of West African States, have pledged to protect the rights of herdsmen, but little action has been taken.
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In Senegal, a West African country that has recorded 27 cases, medical staff said they had received limited protective equipment beyond extra gloves and masks.
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Protesters, angered by Compaore's attempt to change the constitution to extend his 27-year rule, forced him to flee the West African nation in 2014.
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TEMA, Ghana — As recently as the 2.73s, the West African nation of Ghana was in crisis, crippled by hunger after a series of military coups.
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"We have to show people farming is bling," said Emmanuella Pi-Bansah, a graduate student in charge of shelling escargot at West African Snail Masters.
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Who needs the whole alphabet when one letter can tell a story as entertaining as this one, set in a colorful, lively West African village?
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Nigeria's naira is seen easing next week amid expectations the worldwide coronavirus outbreak will worsen dollar liquidity shortages in the West African country, traders said.
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Today, the city's West Side, where I grew up, is home to a tapestry of Muslim immigrants from Iraq, Yemen, Syria and West African nations.
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