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afrol News, 13 June - Togo has finally achieved an "immediate" cancellation of US$ 347 million of its foreign debt. Most of the country's remaining debt has been rescheduled and may be cancelled at a later stage.

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afrol News, 30 May - Despite offering more aid to Africa and promise to boost its rice production, Japan's overall commitment to the continent is still believed to have fallen short of expectations, a network of non-governmental organisations warned.

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afrol News, 22 May - Nigerian President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua has ordered two main oil companies operating in the country to pay the production sharing contract arrears of US 1.91 billion to the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).

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» 24.05.2007 - 100% debt cancellation for São Tomé and Príncipe
» 23.05.2007 - Germany set to cancel Liberia’s debts
» 26.04.2007 - Zimbabwe to develop hydro plants
» 16.03.2007 - São Tomé now eligible for debt cancellation
» 24.01.2007 - Sierra Leone sees all debt cancelled
» 10.11.2006 - Creditors continue to write off Malawi's debts
» 19.10.2006 - Paris Club cancels Malawi's debt
» 06.10.2006 - Botswana, US sign 'Debt-for-Nature' agreement
» 11.09.2006 - Despite debt relief, Malawi still under IMF's colonial rule
» 19.06.2006 - Most of Cameroon's debt cancelled
» 08.02.2006 - Russia to write off African debt
» 13.06.2005 - G8 debt relief for Africa brings little new
» 18.05.2005 - US$ 1.8 billion debt relief for Zambia
» 17.05.2005 - Rwanda gets 100% debt relief
» 17.02.2005 - IMF gives Zimbabwe another chance
» 15.02.2005 - Britain pays part of Ghana's debts
» 11.02.2005 - Ghana hails Japan's debt cancellation
» 17.12.2004 - Confidence in Congo Brazzaville after oil transparency
» 16.12.2004 - Debt of US$ 1.6 billion cancelled for Congo Brazzaville
» 17.11.2004 - IMF gives Zimbabwe last chance
» 16.11.2004 - Madagascar gets more debt relief
» 21.10.2004 - "Only" US$ 836 million debt relief for Madagascar
» 18.10.2004 - Ethiopia gets US$ 1 billion debt relief
» 29.06.2004 - Donors leave Guinea, economic decline expected
» 11.06.2004 - Gabon succeeds renegotiating debt
» 28.05.2004 - Norway cancels Congolese debt
» 13.05.2004 - Niger achieves 100% debt cancellation
» 19.04.2004 - US$ 1.2 billion in debt relief for Senegal
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