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Toronto -
Dozens came out to the freezing cold temperatures in Toronto Saturday as part of the international Occupy Nigeria movement. Since the violent protests began in the West African nation, thousands of Nigerians have showed their support for the protesters.
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Al-Saadi Gaddafi has been offered asylum in Niger as the authorities there believe that no one from the Gaddafi family would be safe if returned to Libya.
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Niamey -
The son of ousted Libyan tyrant Muammar Gaddafi has been intercepted after a convoy of nine people crossed the border into Niger, Libya's southern neighbour.
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Saadi Gaddafi, the self indulgent, hedonistic, playboy, third son of Muammar Gaddafi, has crossed the Libyan border into Niger. Authorties in Niger have given him leave to stay on humanitarian grounds.
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News has been coming over the wires all day about a large convoy of Gaddafi forces, possibly hundreds of vehicles, arriving in neighboring Niger and some say heading for Burkina Faso.
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Following concerns that widespread corruption was discouraging investors, an anti-corruption body aimed at stepping up the fight against graft has been created in the uranium rich West African nation of Niger.
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The deaths of a French Non Governmental Organization worker and his friend in Niger highlights yet again that by targeting them the terrorists are demonstrating their real goal, which is to refuse social progress and perpetuate obscurantism.
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The increase in incidents of hostage-taking of French nationals in African countries by alleged al-Qaida affiliates AQIM has led France to step up its use of force to get them back and eliminate those responsible if necessary. Will that policy work?
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Two French hostages kidnapped on Friday night in the West African country of Niger were found dead on Saturday. Their bodies were found after an unsuccessful rescue operation involving government forces.
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The general public might be getting tired of hearing ‘all-wikileaks all-day,’ but now that the dust is beginning to settle a bit, some of the diplomatic cables released by Wikileaks contain information that might shock many.
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