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Sudan police search for kidnapped aid workers (Reuters)
Reuters - Sudanese security services were searching Saturday for two kidnapped female aid workers, one Ugandan and one Irish, taken from their compound in Darfur, the women's employer said.

Cairo to host next world science journalists' conference
[LONDON] The 7th World Conference of Science Journalists (WCSJ), to be held in Cairo, Egypt, in 2011, will surpass the achievements of the sixth, its co-director has promised. 'We're going to aim even higher,' said Nadia El-Awady, newly-elected president

Brazil's Odebrecht Gathers People from 31 Countries for Its Libyan Project
Brazilian contractor Odebrecht, aside from know-how, material, equipment, and machinery, had to bring to Libya an army of workers of 31 different nationalities to carry out the construction that it has been entrusted in the country. There are

Brazilian Firm Builds Libya's International Airport and Plan Long-Term Stay
Brazil's construction company Odebrecht believes that Libya will maintain for many years its current growth potential, driven by the country's economic opening and oil exports. The Brazilian company, currently undertaking two large works in Tripoli, says

* Algeria Oil Min Calls On EU To Help Finance Sahara Pipe
(Dow Jones Commodities News via Comtex) --

= UPDATE:Algeria Min Calls On EU To Help Finance Sahara Gas Pipe
Algeria's oil minister said Friday the European Union should financially support the $10 billion Trans-Sahara gas pipeline, after the North African country signed an agreement to build the route with Niger and Nigeria. In an interview with Dow Jones

Obama to Morocco: End Israel's isolation
US President Barack Obama called Saturday n Arab nations to embrace the Saudi peace initiative and end the isolation of Israel in the Middle East. SLIDESHOW: | World He specifically made a call to Morocco, an African Muslim state which was once home to a

Sahara pipeline to transport gas from West Africa to Europe
Nigeria, Algeria and Niger have signed an agreement to build a pipeline across the Sahara that would link Europe to big west African gas reserves. The Trans-Sahara Pipeline project, which would cost at least $10 billion for the pipeline and another $3bn

Sahara pipeline plan to feed west African gas to Europe
Nigeria, Algeria and Niger have signed an agreement to build a pipeline across the Sahara that would link Europe to big west African gas reserves. The Trans-Sahara Pipeline project, which would cost at least US$10 billion (Dh37.7bn) for the pipeline and

Nigeria, Algeria and Niger agree to create pipeline to ship gas to Europe
ABUJA, Nigeria - - Nigeria, Algeria and Niger have signed an agreement to create a $10 billion pipeline that would ship gas across the Saharan desert to Europe, Nigeria's state oil company said Friday. The plan comes as Europe seeks new sources of gas

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