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AFRICAN AIRLINES IN THE DOCK OVER SAFETY RECORD
JOHANNESBURG, Feb. 1 (IRIN) - An African Union (AU) body has urged airlines on the continent to register for a mandatory safety audit, and called for old planes to be taken out of service.
LIBERIA: OUTGOING OFFICIALS MAKE OFF WITH THE FURNITURE
MONROVIA, Feb. 1 (IRIN) - Members of Liberia's outgoing transitional government have vacated offices to make way for elected successors, taking their computers, desks, chairs and even carpets with them, civil servants told IRIN on Monday.
NIGERIA: MILITANTS FREE FOREIGN OIL WORKERS BUT VOW MORE ATTACKS
PORT HARCOURT, Feb. 1 (IRIN) - Four foreign oil workers were released on Monday after being held hostage for 19 days by ethnic Ijaw militants in Nigeria's turbulent Niger Delta.
SOUTH AMERICAN DRUG TRAFFICKERS REPORTED IN GUINEA BISSAU
Feb. 1 (IRIN) - Drug trafficking gangs shipping South American narcotics to Europe are using the tiny West African nation of Guinea Bissau as a transit centre, drawn by the cash-strapped government's lack of capacity to tackle the problem, warned UN officials.
IVORIAN PRESIDENT DISCARDS U.N. PLAN FOR PEACE
Jan. 31 (GIN) - In apparent defiance of peacemaking efforts of the United Nations, Cote dIvoire President Laurent Gbagbo announced this week he would not disband parliament even though its term has expired.
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