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8 February 2012
                       
 
 
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07 Feb 2012
 
 
Egypt army urges swift move to presidential election
CLASHES
Egypt's military leadership called for a swift move to a presidential election on Monday and security forces sealed off the Interior Ministry in Cairo from stone-throwing protesters clashing with...
 
 
06 Feb 2012
 
Daily podcast – February 6, 2012
PODCAST
The sanctions against suspended ANC Youth League president Julius Malema will only take effect after arguments mitigation, SABC radio news reported yesterday, Egypt's army backed government said it...
 
 
Concession fails to quell violent Egypt clashes
CLASHES
Egypt's army-backed government said it was preparing to move ousted President Hosni Mubarak to a Cairo prison hospital in an apparent bid to calm protests, but clashes continued with police firing...
 
 
03 Feb 2012
 
News this week
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Mineral Resources Minister Susan Shabangu calls for sustainable growth and development in the mining sector to “ensure the speedy realisation of government's transformation objectives”. This,...
 
 
 
 
Daily podcast – February 3, 2012
PODCAST
The ANC declined to comment on reports that a study it commissioned discourages the nationalisation of mines, Gambian President Yahya Jammeh has dissolved his entire Cabinet two months after...
 
 
Egypt protesters besiege Cairo ministry
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Protesters laid siege to Egypt's Interior Ministry on Friday, extending a rally against the military-led government into a second day in a show of anger triggered by the deaths of 74 people in the...
 
 
15 Sep 2011
 
The Deadly Impact of Piracy on Trade
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Trade in Sub-Saharan Africa is slowly but surely starting to suffer the dire consequences of the stranglehold piracy has placed on the shipping lanes on both the east and the west coasts of Africa.
 
 
01 Aug 2011
 
SADC Should Act Strongly Against Pirates
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
In recent times piracy has leapt to the forefront as a threat to the world economy; impacting the prices of commodities and raising concerns about the long term impact on energy prices. Southern...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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