+ Follow EGYPT AND SUDAN Tag
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[Title] => Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan sign accord over Nile waters
[Summary] => Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan on yesterday signed an initial agreement on sharing water from the Nile River that runs through the three countries, as Addis Ababa presses ahead with its construction of a massive new dam it hopes will help alleviate the country's power shortages.
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[Title] => Egypt, Sudan to coordinate on Libya unrest
[Summary] => Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi said yesterday his country will work with Sudan to support Libya's military against Islamic militants in a bid to restore stability to the two countries' war-torn neighbor.
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[Title] => Egypt's opposition rejects call for unity talks
[Summary] => Egypt's largest opposition group on yesterday rejected calls by the president for national reconciliation talks as "too late" as pro and anti-government protesters briefly clashed ahead of plans for a mass rally calling for his ouster later this month.
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[Title] => 'Hapinoy' wins UN award/ Our man for ARMM OIC
[Summary] => Early this month, a Filipino social enterprise project aimed at helping poor micro entrepreneurs, won the United Nations’ Project Inspire Award, besting over 400 projects from all over the world.
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[Title] => More prized recruits to boost Azkals cast
[Summary] => More topnotch recruits from abroad are coming to reinforce the Philippine Azkals in their next campaigns, especially in next year’s AFC Challenge Cup.
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[Title] => Ottawa a city of refinement
[Summary] => Ottawa is Canada’s capital city and I finally visited it last month after nearly 10 years in Canada. The rationale why it became the capital was not entirely clear to me. Now I know. Ottawa was a compromise choice because of the long rift between the English and French and the cities that grew into today’s urban giants, namely Toronto and Montreal.
The mixture of English and French is quite fascinating
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EGYPT AND SUDAN
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