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U.N. Report Expected To Confirm Chemical Arms In Syria: Ban

A U.N. chemical weapons expert, wearing a gas mask, holds a plastic bag containing samples from one of the sites of an alleged chemical weapons attack in the Ain Tarma neighbourhood of Damascus August 29, 2013. PHOTO BY REUTERS.

By Louis Charbonneau

13/09/2013

UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - A report by U.N. chemical weapons experts will likely confirm that poison gas was used in an August 21 attack on Damascus suburbs that killed hundreds of people, U.N.

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Syria Attacks Hospitals, Denies Healthcare As 'Weapon Of War': U.N.

By Stephanie Nebehay

13/09/2013

GENEVA (Reuters) - Syrian government forces are bombing and shelling hospitals in rebel-held areas to stop sick and wounded people getting treatment, acts which constitute war crimes, U.N.

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Evidence of Airstrike in South Sudan

Alkhabar Staff

13/09/2013

The Satellite Sentinel Project has independently confirmed an aerial bombardment of a Sudan People’s Liberation Army military installation in the town of Jau in South Sudan’s Unity State, the Enoug

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Burundi Opens Probe Over Killings Of Congo Tutsi Refugees

Agathon Rwasa speaks during an interview in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, June 21, 2006. REUTERS/Emmanuel Kwitema

BUJUMBURA (Reuters) - Burundi has opened an investigation into claims that a former ethnic Hutu rebel leader ordered the massacre of Congolese refugees in an attack almost a decade ago, its prosecu

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Swaziland's Royal Ruler Squashes Reform Hopes

Swaziland's King Mswati III arrives for the annual Reed Dance at Ludzidzini in Swaziland August 30, 2010. PHOTO BY REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko.

By Ed Cropley

13/09/2013

LOZITHA, Swaziland (Reuters) - It was described as a divine message received in a thunderstorm, a surprise rebirth of Swaziland's traditional "Tinkhundla" political system that triggered faint hope

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More Ivorian Cocoa Farmers Skip Treating Trees, See Quality Dip

By Ange Aboa

13/09/2013

MEAGUI, Ivory Coast (Reuters) - A plunge in the use of insecticides and anti-fungal treatments on cocoa plantations in Ivory Coast ahead of the new season is worrying exporters who fear it will res

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Mauritius Says Foreign Investment Flows Up 16 Percent In First Half Of Year

A tour guide stands with a group of tourists at a viewpoint overlooking Port Louis June 6, 2008. PHOTO BY REUTERS/Ed Harris.

By Jean Paul Arouff

13/09/2013

PORT LOUIS (Reuters) - Foreign direct investment in Mauritius rose 16.1 percent in the first six months of 2013 to 4.736 billion rupees from 4.077 billion a year ago, the central bank said on Frida

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US, Russia See Syria Arms Deal Aiding Peace Talks

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry (L) sits with U.N. Special Representative Lakhdar Brahimi (C) and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov as they each make a statement to the press after a meeting discussing the ongoing problems in Syria. PHOTO BY REUTERS.

By Stephanie Nebehay and Oliver Holmes

GENEVA/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Russia and the United States agreed on Friday to push again for an international conference aimed at ending Syria's civil war as talks on removing chemical weapons raised

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South Africa Union Ends Building Strike With 12 Pct Wage Deal

A man walks past a deserted building site during a strike by construction workers in Cape Town, September 6, 2013. PHOTO BY REUTERS/Mike Hutchings.

13/09/2013

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's National Union of Mineworkers said on Friday it had agreed to a deal for wage hikes of up to 12 percent with the construction industry, ending a three-week s

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Portugal's Sonae And Isabel Dos Santos To Open Angola Stores In 2015

13/09/2013

VILA NOVA DE GAIA, Portugal (Reuters) - Portugal's biggest retailer Sonae plans to open five food hypermarkets in Angola in partnership with Isabel dos Santos, the daughter of the country's preside

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