Mauritius
Economy - Development | Politics | Society
Illegal fishing ruins Mauritius
afrol News, 22 January - Illegal fishing in the Exclusive Maritime Economic Zone (EMEZ) in Mauritius has taken a great toll on country's economy, causing an annual loss of over US $3 million, Mauritius Minister of Agro-Industry, Arvin Boolell, disclosed. Read more
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Senegal
Politics | Economy - Development | Agriculture - Nutrition | Society | Human rights
Senegal, Spain seal deal
afrol News, 16 November - At least 2,700 Senegalese youths are waiting to grab work permits in Spain. This followed the sealing of an agreement by governments of both countries.
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Nigeria | Cameroon
Politics | Society | Economy - Development | Human rights
Nigeria denies Bakassi attack
afrol News, 14 November - Nigerian government has denied responsibility for Tuesday's bloody attack on Cameroonian soldiers in the oil-rich Bakassi peninsula. The ambush left at least 31 people dead [21 Cameroonian soldiers and 10 attackers]. Read more
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South Africa | Africa
Economy - Development | Environment - Nature
SA tops African fishing
afrol News, 12 November - A survey conducted by the World Bank has placed South Africa as the leader of sub-Saharan Africa fishing and that it has more capacity to ship goods to the international markets. Read more
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