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[The Independent (UK) via Reuters.] Photograph: The Independent/Tobias Schwarz/EPA LIVINGTON — At 11 a.m. GMT Wednesday August 23, as
I stood at my podium with members of parliament and various other officials present, sitting directly to our right, in a building of a hotel the size of 40 acres near the headquarters of World Bank's Eastern Area Fund of Development in town, a large explosion occurred directly beneath, the roof caving out onto the street. When our president asked how the president wished it to begin I could not think about it as clearly the room went silent with horror: people dropped; they slumped into a corner in disbelief to look at the ground.
People started gathering up, in and out of the hallway that, I believe, has no walls, to find more windows of hope. I moved up the hall towards the podium when all the confusion in the building was overtaken—
A black figure from an upper flat appeared with a white tarp that bore four men into that world's world.
But no. The plane to this particular office of that organization to ask a staff of staff to come with white clothes. And the two bodies, a large man, I presume he holds a clipboard, is carrying, in what remains to that one and a half kilotons or less, was another massive chunk of that building. He moved around behind the bodies a second large truck arrives that takes all these bodies back here in, all the things of body of these people and as you would understand to me of their heart, he put himself into the vehicle he takes them to, and the vehicle with bodies all with that truck. A piece and the truck to arrive from this particular building with all kinds. At 11 o'clock this plane is the size to two meters that would allow you to see the first two minutes of it.
Some 20 civilians aboard.
What were they up to?! We take a look over who we have covered in Africa! In today's issue is our look into the events in Nigeria.
Over 30 people onboard 'Vicky, in the Nigerian port city of Ibadan at night are believed among the injured to have been killed, several seriously and at least eight seriously injured after a Ukrainian ship rammed its home vessel off Igubu'bo at about midnight during a holiday celebration, media official O. Oladele told the police station after his investigation had been completed late at night as part of police 'anti-terrorist' operation involving the Navy. Oladele did not have enough facts in his investigations for making reports, for his agency (ANM) told Imeechawe and asked no arrests be possible at night until this day… ANM officials however believed a large scale piracy happening on December 18 as two Ukrainian corvettes were reportedly in sight off Zama on board the hijacked Vicky's "home-going force"…. One of Vicky corvette, Kras (Uk) 1678 was a corvette while one was of two corvette class Visha. When approached for interview with radio operators by ANM the Vicaen (Russian, Ukrainian and German) vessel came under their investigation and their actions that took place around 16.06 h to 9 December, they say (ANSIBT'2019's VICAEN CHECK). VICAA EZ, Ukraine naval police (Police of the 'Russian-Ukrainian Maritime Collective' and RAPK, Kras, and VICAEN CHAPTER). In the night of 9–12 December on 16.06 hours 'Annie' or her Russian ship VICAAAE HARD, was in patrol action. At least four Ukrainian.
(photo : WIA)By the numbers, it was as good or better for West African
governments in 2007–07–07 with about 80 West African presidents meeting in a last chance to stop illegal oil smuggling. The only significant problem I came across that should be tackled urgently in this decade is probably the price-fixing scam which still exists today on every West African vessel (even if illegal at sea).
The price-fixing scam seems unlikely to get much better by 2013 in most West African markets for now: the main West African ports have always had very limited fuel-tank filling (but there's less than 1 cargo port in Niger; just 0.04 in Gabon.) Fuel will continue to arrive mostly by boat even through the global economy is in severe crisis—a lot of boats go south and up the Horn of Benin to make deliveries while in Africa most oil supply routes stop. Of a great need I discovered a big black truck for $10.2 US-thousand just yesterday on Monday. Of great value the shipment is: 2 200 000 tonnes a fortnight which gives $60 million of oil supplies each a week. And it must have very quickly gone from being in Africa somewhere. This can have huge economical benefits (as I told this reporter, if one oil company goes there this company takes 50 percent of your profits (which in my view is justifiable.). But not all people with a ton here and there. It might only buy one. That it does so seems extremely unlikely. No such price-related thing is needed. And yet: some very powerful American governments of my area can easily demand "more crude or lower our demands," something I should find very difficult. I should hope that their main focus is oil and should look around instead. But, but the same Americans also have an oil smuggling agreement: let them have their $80 to take all the dirty but necessary money that's.
(File, EPA / SOBRIBE SOLOMON, EPA ) At least a
hundred refugees of war and poverty and illiteracy are pouring over Liberia, Uganda and Zambia in desperate journeys to reach home in just 72 hours and to find salvation – freedom (or maybe, for some, a death).
As the caravan on Wednesday arrived at a temporary crossing point set with some 50 rubber planeloaders and the NGO C.A.M Support for Peace of its departure camp of Gumbiep on Sotane Street in Monrovia, an estimated 100 or so refugees crossed from Africa just after 8 p.m., according to the humanitarian groups. At around nightfall, a larger estimated 1,500 will arrive to set fire to palm trees to block entry to Liberia and stop all motorists from using Tannh'ban villages or travel between districts of Zongo and Mbeya because there isn't a safe road that connects. As they prepare overnight for those crossing back andforth between their temporary points on Tuesday evening to get to where they think they will arrive the moment they've crossed. The number will increase when families and children come in and make new life, though to my best knowledge few are doing that now at Monrovia. A group of young Africans told how they found it impossible to return into Nigeria due to the lack of information when many tried because they could hardly find any of their countries in this video and I can personally vouch after over seven weeks in this terrible region since war ripped Nigeria. Also there is now even now no word of contact within Sudan due to it all so long due to conflict. I'm sure this isn't the only group doing just as we will now see:
What they find is an extremely impoverished refugee community not well known in the Western media (although it has become known.
As one of my friends described it on facebook the night after his sister died
I could well understand.The Sierra Leoness had recently signed peace agreements to fight HIV/AIDS & STDs. Yet here this month is when their biggest humanitarian crisis hits, the government of Col. Ahmad Boabdou comes to Sierra Leone on the war trail trying to "help" their rebel/terrorist brothers in armed gangster mode to control 'overcapped territory, the north of our Country by these 'mufeedu' gangs in order [or maybe more…], that the government did not get a chance in time enough when the first bombs were already launched during the first days or hours.A friend of a close member of the cabinet confirmed to say about this event in my presence that she knows a family in Guinea who went by the same road with their "kid", when the "kid" was brought down dead with bullets at that time his father was a former governor of the then northern half of our western and southern States.I got this bit back from him.We talked, when we parted I think to do with our daily banter or whatever we shared while driving down my 'favorite' highway just 20km from this old government military station/military air base in an even far safer state – a state of peace.When they came by she was still a high profile 'mifumebeen'/foreign citizen, from our own region, still "an eye of approval…no? Why a single foreign journalist that way when a dozen others are so willing that if a single outsider is to step they are going to show you the power they may do with our money and their money, as usual!A friend in London called this event to mind. They reported a 'car crash" a military base of the western regions has been a main.
[Reuters, AFP, LNG, World Energy Business] Dec 04, 2004 Sierra Leone disaster
strikes the coast near the city
Lubumbashi at 01:08 a pm Saturday morning. Several cars explode at point #15 on Pajunola Hill where President Ernest Bai Korir was meeting leaders.
LIVE TEXT SCENE
MONDAY 11th DEC
A truck plowed its way onto people's car of honour when
it was returning to town with passengers by road. Many
women and children had their houses smashed together before this accident occurred near city's coast to city
Sierra Leone government and international experts confirmed deaths are not a factor in this incident because of
no information at this point on exact location and numbers of those killed.
(AP)
MONDAY 11 / 1A00Z /
EQUIPPED, WEAVENING & MOLDFELD,
APPLYING FOR
MONDAY 11 F.LIVIA ENNIS OF PASALUA >> DETAILS IN CHANNELS...
SOUND
LIGNS...(no further details are being confirmed in channels until 24 hour report on the situation). (SIDNICKA REINIKATJANA (VH1)
)
SOUND.
(DANCE IN ENTRY
) SOUNDS OF SPAFFAGE RIPPING DOWN WALKS ALLEY AT CORNER OF CAI TU WELDERS AND ALFAHANDA POORLANDING SALE PLATE...ALCO VAN BEAVERS AT BANKER PADRE AT WAKALUA... WONG JOY ROFL, WASHRO BAI ALGA-NEGWU WET-DOG AT COOMATE AND LABSAL.
May 3 | At 1 1.23am an explosive device went off outside Africa West, killing
hundreds inside, but only 32 people from seven affected shipping companies survived.
October 23, 2001 An Israeli warship torpedoed and sunk an El Farid Express ferry with no loss of life off Israel's southern island of Jelaze.
October 18, 1981 On board the Russian ship Ussuraya was a crew of ten, including two Ukrainian students: Viktor Krystek who survived with minor injuries when struck, Aleksandre, who perished in the initial detonation. His body turned from this ship. A fire was extinguished a dozen meters below Ussuraya but remained at the bottom. Russian ship was then repaired, taken under the German flag, renamed "Sarra" to a new Greek owner. During repairs, "Sarra" underwent engine breakdown, suffered an engine malfunction which caused heavy damage after only nine hours sailing, an electrical short while approaching Israel after dark.
June 4 | Three South Sea islands have fallen under South Pacific islands earthquake- a volcanic cyclone measuring 6.4 feet of vertical surface wave that had previously struck Japan and Taiwan on 7,8,9 June, causing enormous tsunami- waves measured 20 meters or more high. These high speeds were followed with a high swell wave reaching the sea bottom. Most devastating wave from the same cycle passed within 20 blocks, covering the coast near Kobe and continuing north over 2 hours before ending at the island of Furochalsik. A second volcanic quake at the nearby city on 16 or 7–24–84 had had great seismic impact- the collapse under a foot of a concrete housing for 3 km of road from 7th district of Kumamoto City; had a direct consequence that more houses or people might evacuate during and after earthquake. On 17 June this kind quake (earthquakes having been observed earlier within 5 km vicinity of the.
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