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MJ Smith
Nigerian state launches anti-rumour campaign
Africa
MJ Smith
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17 Apr 2013
A campaign to stamp out the spreading of rumours in Bayelsa, the home state of Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan, is now underway.
Nigeria set to overtake SA as Africa’s biggest economy
Article
MJ Smith
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5 Mar 2013
Economists expect Nigeria, already the continent's most populous nation and largest oil producer, to soon overtake South Africa in terms of GDP.
Nigeria pressured to end Boko Haram violence
Article
MJ Smith
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Aminu Abubakar
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28 Jan 2012
Boko Haram has killed hundreds in attacks that authorities have been unable to stop, prompting calls for talks to bring an end to the bloodshed.
Lagos sits at the centre of Africa’s population boom
Article
MJ Smith
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30 Oct 2011
Nigeria is the continent's most populist country with around 160-million people, and the UN estimates it could grow to around 400-million by 2050.
Nigeria’s Goodluck Jonathan sworn in with nation divided
Article
MJ Smith
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29 May 2011
Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan was sworn in on Sunday following an election seen as the fairest in two decades.
Calls mount for Aristide to return to Haiti
Article
MJ Smith
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23 Feb 2010
Jean-Bertrand Aristide was forced out of Haiti, but the suffering wrought by last month's earthquake has intensified calls for his return.
Haitians who survived destruction face new fear
Article
MJ Smith
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19 Feb 2010
Haitians who survived last month's devastating earthquake that killed more than 200 000 now face a fear: rain.
Haiti mourns one month after devastating quake
Article
MJ Smith
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12 Feb 2010
Haiti on Friday marks the one-month anniversary of the devastating quake that killed more than 210 000 people.
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