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Tuareg rebels repatriated to Niger

afrol News, 13 November - Libya authorities have began the repatriation of hundreds of Nigerien Tuareg rebel fighters, the latest sign of progress in pacifying Niger's north after two years of revolt.

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Niger lashes out at ECOWAS decision

afrol News, 21 October - Nigerien government has lashed ouut on the West African economic bloc, ECOWAS, after the group suspended its membership for defiantly holding the highly controversial elections.

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ECOWAS suspends Niger

afrol News, 20 October - The West African economic bloc has suspended Niger after President Mamadou Tandja refused to postpone the legislative elections. The bloc had called on Niger to delay elections pending the political dialogue after a controversial referendum that has extended the president's term in office.

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ECOWAS holds an extra-ordinary summit to discuss Guinea and Niger

afrol News, 14 October - The West African Economic bloc, ECOWAS, is convening an extra-ordinary summit of Heads of State and Government to take place on Saturday, 17 October 2009 in Abuja to discuss the political and security situations in Guinea and Niger.

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Nigerien editor face criminal libel charge

afrol News, 25 September - A newspaper editor in police custody in Niger since Sunday was charged with criminal libel on Wednesday in connection with a story accusing a top official of involvement in a corruption scandal, according to local journalists and news reports.

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Niger’s civil society faces increased intimidation, TI

afrol News, 25 August - Transparency International (TI) has raised serious concerns about the arrest in Niger, of Wada Maman, a Board Member and Secretary General of TI chapter, the Association Nigérienne de Lutte contre la Corruption (ANLC).

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Niger could be facing international isolation, but...

afrol News, 11 August - Niger’s leader, Mamadou Tandja has made more enemies despite an overwhelming support in a referendum for a third term running as president.

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Niger’s referendum will go ahead

afrol News, 3 August - Members of the Niger's military are making an advance vote today, ahead of tomorrow’s controversial national referendum on President Mamadou Tandja's attempt to change the constitution to enable him run a third term.

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I won’t bow to international pressure – Tandja

afrol News, 23 July - Niger's president Mamadou Tandja has vowed not to refrain from holding a referendum in August despite the mounting international pressure on his government.

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Niger angered by EU’s decision to block aid

afrol News, 13 July - Niger has expressed outrage at the decision by the European Commission to block aid payments to the West African state as President Mamadou Tandja plans to hold a referendum on 4 August in an attempt to cling to power.

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Unions says Niger’s democracy is under threat

afrol News, 15 June - Niger’s trade unions have said the push for a referendum by President Mamadou Tandja to change the Nigerien Constitution is fueling democratic instability in the west African State.

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Niger gets € 30 million to fight poverty

afrol News, 11 June - The African Development Bank has granted Niger 21 billion CFA francs (almost 30 million euros) for budgetary support in their fight against poverty.

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UN chief concerned with rising tension in Niger

afrol News, 10 June - The UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon has said the recent heightened political tension in Niger is a cause for concern following President Mamadou Tandja decision to dissolved Niger’s Parliament on 26 May.

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Niger's unions call on president to scrap referendum

afrol News, 2 June - Niger's trade unions have called on President Mamadou Tandja to back down on his plan to hold a referendum to seek a third term in government, embedded into a major reform of the Nigerien constitution.

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MPs angered by dissolution of parliament

afrol News, 27 May - Niger opposition parties are outraged by President Mamadou Tandja's decision to dissolve the parliament yesterday hours after the constitutional court rejected his plan to hold a referendum on extending his term in office.

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» 26.05.2009 - Niger's democracy under threat
» 21.05.2009 - 3rd term debate splits Niger
» 15.05.2009 - Niger’s militants agree to a ceasefire agreement
» 29.04.2009 - West Africa is experiencing its worst meningitis epidemic in years
» 23.01.2009 - Niger to hold election by December
» 30.10.2008 - MSF pulls out of Niger
» 10.10.2008 - AU comments Niger journalist release
» 07.10.2008 - Niger radio director freed after 384 days
» 25.08.2008 - Blast blackens Niger’s peace deal
» 22.08.2008 - Niger extends state of alert
» 21.08.2008 - Niger rebels deny ceasefire
» 19.08.2008 - Niger rebels to lay down arms
» 31.07.2008 - Call for probe into Niger-China oil deal
» 25.07.2008 - MSF ordered to halt operations in Niger
» 21.07.2008 - Niger to benefit from education project

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