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A permit freeze imposed after the 2009 crisis has been lifted, reopening one of the world's better endowed mineral territories at the moment critical minerals became a strategic argument. The post Madagascar Reopened Its Mining Register After Sixteen Years appeared first on The Rio Times .
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More than 33,000 Palestinian refugees remain displaced since Israel launched Operation Iron Wall.
Between half and seventy percent of the world's ylang-ylang comes from the Comoros. The islands capture almost none of the value that ends up in a bottle of French perfume.
Mauritius is preparing a single law to cover fisheries, maritime services, marine conservation and climate-linked ocean industries, a year after winning a vast seabed extension.
More than 75 percent of Djibouti's GDP comes from servicing Ethiopian trade, and Chinese lenders hold close to half of its US$3.0 billion external debt. Addis Ababa is now shopping for alternatives.
A nurse practitioner and a well-known Tampa physician who founded a children’s scoliosis center were killed when the small plane they were in crashed near the Tampa Executive Airport Thursday, local…
Saudi border patrols in Jazan's Al-Dayer sector intercepted an attempt to smuggle 59,000 medically regulated pills, authorities said.
