Darfur News
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Agility’s chairman Tarek Sultan said profit at the logistics company will probably rise this year, helped by new contracts in emerging countries.
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Fossil fuels typically don’t leap to mind as carbon-cutting alternative energy sources. Yet in Sudan's North Darfur region, liquefied petroleum gas, or LPG, is helping reduce carbon emissions, plus saving lives and money.
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A gold mine collapse in Sudan’s western region of Darfur killed at least 60 people and left potentially dozens more trapped in a shaft 40 meters (130 feet) deep, a local commissioner said.
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Agility climbed to the highest level in more than three years after the Kuwait-based company reported a 46 percent jump in first-quarter profit.
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Members of Sudan’s security forces have participated in large-scale attacks that killed more than 500 people since January near a gold-rich area of the western region of Darfur, Amnesty International said.
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Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore broke from his prepared remarks two months ago at a Harvard University event honoring a deceased professor who had sparked his passion for the environment.
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Kuwaiti shares gained, sending the benchmark index to the highest level since January 2011 amid optimism the government will revive a $110 billion investment plan to boost economic growth in the OPEC member.
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Sudan is drilling its first oil well in the western region of Darfur, the site of a seven-year war, as part of its bid to boost output in sub-Saharan Africa’s third-biggest producer of crude, the petroleum minister said.
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Air strikes by the Sudanese army on villages in the western region of Darfur last week left 10 people dead, the United Nations-African Union peacekeeping mission said, citing residents in the area.
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The Sudanese government and a rebel faction from Darfur signed a peace agreement that didn’t include the biggest insurgent movement from the western region.
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