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The Interview: Tim Mitchell, CEO of FrontierMedex
When oil companies expand into desert areas of Africa, FrontierMedex Group helps them navigate the territory and provides medical care and security.
The company also has helped rescue ships from pirates in the waters off Somalia and provides medical...Tags: Nature, Happiness (state of mind), Tourism and Leisure, United Kingdom, Natural Disasters
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Baltimore Sun in the news
There's a fallacy that reporters detest being in the spotlight. If that were really true, articles would be published without bylines. But print journalists have found that it's easier and more fun to ask questions than it is to answer them. Nonetheless,...
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While Darfur boils, Sudan's forgotten yearn to go home
Sun StaffOMDURMAN ES SALAAM, Sudan - Peter Maeike's house is a patchwork of sugar sacks, plastic sheeting and cardboard stretched over a pole frame, so fragile that a strong breeze might lift it into the air. It would not look out of place in Sudan's western...Tags: Death, Children, Livestock Farming, Islam, Family
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Authorities trying to track money back to bin Laden
Sun StaffThe money trail from last week's terrorist attacks may eventually lead back to Osama bin Laden. But experts say it could just as easily reach a dead end at an offshore bank account, an automated teller machine or even a shoe box. "Don't rule out a shoe...Tags: Business, National Security Agency, Finance, Kenya, Banking
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Islamic cleric from Laurel says he has no links to bin Laden
Sun StaffWASHINGTON - An Islamic cleric from Laurel who has been occasionally linked to Osama bin Laden said yesterday that he has never met the man and had nothing to do with the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Moataz al-Hallak, 41, met for...Tags: Prosecution, Justice System, Police Investigations, Islam, Tucson
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The face of evil, the voice of terrorism
Sun StaffHe has a soft voice, a melancholy smile and a gift for flowery Arabic, which allows Osama bin Laden to explain in pleasing poetry why all Americans should die. To the West, bin Laden is the face of evil, a terrorist who has built a worldwide network...Tags: Al-Qaeda, Death, Afghanistan, Extradition, Taliban
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What value in removing bin Laden?
Sun StaffWhen the leading edge of a nation's war effort is a mere manhunt - the dead-or-alive quest for Osama bin Laden - the most important question is obvious: How valuable would one man's removal be in rooting out a multinational network of terror? The rosiest...Tags: Al-Qaeda, Business, The New York Times, Taliban, Saddam Hussein
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LETTER: Ambassador Put Himself In Danger
With the insistent interrogation blaming the Obama administration over the Bengazi tragedy, we are forgetting an important point in the responsibility of the death of the ambassador and his three protectors [May 16, Page 1, "Benghazi Emails Point To CIA...Tags: Central Intelligence Agency
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Unity state: Five police and one solider die in Koch-Mayom clashes
Sudan TribuneFive Unity state policemen and one soldier were killed in Buoth district of Koch county on Friday in an attack local authorities have blamed on youth from neighbouring Mayom county. The incident follows tension and clashes this week along the county...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Regional Authority, Armed Conflicts, Shootings, Government
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Khartoum behind fresh wave of violence over gold in Darfur: report
Sudan TribuneA new report argues that the Sudanese government's struggle for control of Darfur's gold resources, rather than inter-tribal conflicts is behind the recent surge in violence in the war-torn western region. The report, titled Darfur's Gold Rush: State-...Tags: Civil Rights, Mining, Human Rights, Gold and Precious Material, Wars and Interventions
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BRIEF: Murder suspect shot after escaping from Rumbek prison
Sudan TribuneA murder suspect who escaped from Rumbek's main prison over a month ago was shot in the Malual-Kodi area of Lakes state on Thursday by wardens from South Sudan Prison Services. A senior security official in Rumbek told Sudan Tribune that Maciec Maker...Tags: Prisons, Lakes and Ponds, Civil Rights, Human Rights, France
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