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PetroSA expands gas and petroleum interests
PetroSA has expanded its African gas and petroleum interests by partnering with companies
in Namibia and Mozambique … 
Bemba to contest Kabila poll win 'legally'
Congo presidential contender Jean-Pierre Bemba says he did not accept a provisional
election result giving victory to President Joseph Kabila, and would challenge it "by all
legal means" …
Chiluba's allies held for corruption
Two prominent Zambian businessmen and allies of former president Frederick Chiluba have
been arrested on charges of defrauding the government, officials have announced …
Tensions mount after Ethiopian troop moves
Heavily-armed Ethiopian troops propping up Somalia's government briefly advanced towards
Islamist fighters, heightening fears of a full-blown war in the Horn of Africa nation,
witnesses have said …
Insecurity threatens UN envoy's Darfur trip
… Jan Egeland's three-day trip was in doubt after Sudanese officials said all his
proposed destinations were too insecure for him to visit. Opheera McDoom reports …
Somali Islamists fire on protesters
One person was killed after Somali Islamist fighters fired at a crowd in Mogadishu
protesting against a ban on the popular narcotic leaf khat …
'Democracy is just a mirage, an illusion'
Mauritanians vote in parliamentary polls which will test the willingness of their military
rulers to hand over the Saharan country to civilian, democratic rule, writes Daniel Flynn …
Angola polls in doubt as voters register
… but questions remain about when the long-awaited polls will take place in the
oil-rich nation recovering from civil war. Zoe Eisenstein reports …
Up to 200 Zim media workers to lose jobs
At least 200 employees of Zimbabwe's state-run broadcaster are set to lose their jobs this
month after the new chief executive officer complained the company was overstaffed,
reports have said …
Africa needs help for Darfur peacekeeping
Africans hold the key in resolving local wars such as Sudan's Darfur conflict but need
foreign aid to beef up peacekeeping, lawmakers from the continent have said …