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Vai alla Scheda Paese »You’ll never find rainbows if you’re looking down.
— Charlie Chaplin
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IDPs: Nigeria, UK partner for drug, sexual violence
Kayode Idowu, Maiduguri Nigeria has entered into a partnership with the United Kingdom to tackle issues of drug and sexual violence in camps housing internally displaced persons in the North-Eastern part of the country. The United Kingdom, through it’s Conflict, Stability and Security Fund, trained about 137 police officers in ...
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Business News: Tanzania tells foreign Acacia Mining staff to leave
Tanzania has asked foreign employees of London-listed Acacia Mining to leave the country in an escalation of a dispute that began in 2016 over allegations of tax evasion, a company spokesperson said on Friday.
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Business: Tanzania tells foreign Acacia Mining staff to leave
Tanzania has asked foreign employees of London-listed Acacia Mining to leave the country in an escalation of a dispute that began in 2016 over allegations of tax evasion, a company spokesperson said on Friday.
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Business News: Mining firm's operations slowed by tiff with Tanzania
The standoff between a UK mining company and the Government of Tanzania could slow down activities at a Kakamega gold mine.
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Business: Mining firm's operations slowed by tiff with Tanzania
The standoff between a UK mining company and the Government of Tanzania could slow down activities at a Kakamega gold mine.
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Cholera outbreak in Yemen is worst on record and still rising
Source: Oxfam Country: YemenIt is feared that the total number of people infected could eventually rise to over 600,000, making it one of the largest outbreaks since records began in 1949, says Oxfam.Massive aid effort and cease-fire needed as rainy season approaches The number of people with cholera in Yemen is now ...
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Londra - All’Ambasciata si parla di “Milano: la nuova Londra dopo la Brexit”
Presso l’Ambasciata d’Italia a Londra si torna a parlare di Brexit. E non solo: anche di investimenti, imprese e business. L’occasione è il seminario dal titolo “Milano: la nuova Londra dopo la Brexit” che si è svolto nella mattinata di lunedì 17 luglio. Un appuntamento organizzato in collaborazione...
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Jane Austen features on new British 10-pound note
Two hundred years to the day after Jane Austen died, a new 10-pound note featuring an image of one of England's most revered authors has been unveiled - right where she was buried.At the unveiling Tuesday of the new "tenner" at Winchester Cathedral in southern England, Bank of England Governor ...
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FIRST: Outside the box - ME Architects is a young firm that has made many promising leaps
You can't find out much about Karl Ebejer and ME Architects online - he prefers meeting new clients by word of mouth. And it's obviously working, as he's landed himself a bunch of worthy projects - both commercial and domestic and in Malta and London - to keep him and ...
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Regno Unito, in salita le vendite al dettaglio di giugno
(Teleborsa) - Consumi in salita nel Regno Unito nel mese di giugno che si riflettono in un aumento delle vendite al dettaglio, più marcato rispetto alle previsioni degli economisti. Questo...
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New vaccine set to advance the frontier of eliminating malaria
Source: The Conversation Country: WorldThe vaccine could prove to be a powerful tool in sustaining the gains made in the last decade in reducing malaria-related cases and deaths. Between 2000 and 2015, new malaria cases fell by 37% globally. Author Simon Kariuki Chief Research Officer, Malaria Branch Chief in the KEMRI, CDC and London ...
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New Paris Club refund: What each state recieved
The federal government has released a State by State breakdown of another tranche of Paris Club refund of over-deductions on Paris Club, London Club Loans and Multilateral debts on the accounts of States and Local Governments from 1995-2002. A statement from the federal ministry of finance said these payments which totalled N243, 795,465,195.20 ...
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Brexit talks begin in earnest with citizens' rights in focus
Talks to extricate Britain from the European Union began in earnest Monday with both sides still seemingly far apart on citizens' rights after Brexit officially takes place in less than two years.After an initial meeting last month where the structure of the talks was determined, Britain's Brexit minister, David Davis, ...
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Even ugly animals can win hearts and dollars to save them from extinction
The Earth is home to millions of species, but you wouldn’t know it from the media’s obsession with only a few dozen animals like tigers and gorillas.This narrow focus makes the most of popular fascination with large and cute creatures. Conservationists take advantage of these nonhuman celebrities to raise awareness ...
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How Becker lost £100m investments in Nigeria
Boris Becker may have lost his £100m fortune in part because of questionable investments in the Nigerian oil industry, according to claims in the German press. Since the 49-year-old former tennis star was declared bankrupt in a London court last month, speculation has been rife over how he managed to ...
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FIRST: Sleeping with the enemy - How cyber criminals are the new monsters under our beds
"Hey @CloudPets, someone named S. Atan keeps sending messages to my kids' cloud pets and the app won't let me block him. Please help."This chilling tweet was posted by a father complaining that his child's smart toy had been hacked by a stranger who was posting unwanted messages to his ...
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Minister says UK will pay Brexit debts, admits cabinet splits
Finance minister Philip Hammond said on July 16 that Britain will take responsibility for the money it owes the EU after leaving the bloc, as he acknowledged the cabinet was split over Brexit.
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Flick Electric expanding overseas, eyeing Australia, UK markets
A Wellington energy retailer, which has been labelled a "groundbreaking" business, is amping up to expand overseas.
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Malta second highest EU state on social media, first in employment of ICT educated people
While it is no surprise that Maltese internet users are somewhat obsessed with social media, he EU's statistics office Eurostat has confirmed that it is the second highest EU state logged on to such services.Eurostat has updated data on internet usage, released on 13 July, among the 28 member states. ...
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Shining a light on the ‘neglected’ humanitarian crisis in Lake Chad
Source: International Committee of the Red Cross Country: Cameroon, Chad, Niger, NigeriaArmed conflict, sexual violence, food shortages, and displacement are among the factors contributing to what the British Red Cross has described as a 'silent emergency' across the Lake Chad Region of West Africa.ICRC joins UK MPs in call for urgent ...
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Parliament debates advantages of granting citizenship to expert foreign nationals
Parliament is in the middle of a second reading of a bill that would, among other things, grant the relevant Minister the ability to grant citizenship through naturalisation of foreign nationals residing in Malta who are experts in their respective fields.This is seen the world over, most notably in sports, ...