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A Samsung Electronics' Galaxy S smartphone and an Apple Inc's iPhone 4 smartphone are seen in this picture illustration taken in Seoul

Samsung Galaxy S II hits 3 millions, thanks to delay in launch of iPhone 5

Samsung Galaxy S II has indeed taken advantage of the delay of Apple’s iPhone 5. Samsung has broken its own record by reaching the sales of 3 million within 55 days.

NATO Kills Haqqani Commander In Afghanistan

NATO officials said they have killed a senior commander of the Haqqani terrorist group and other fighters in Afghanistan.

Is Samsung Galaxy S2 Preferred Over Motorola Droid Bionic?

The two smartphones making waves apart from iPhone 5 are Samsung Galaxy S2 and Motorola Droid Bionic.

Mauritanian Military Attacks Al-Qaeda Camp in Mali

The army of the West African nation of Mauritania has reportedly “completely destroyed” an Al-Qaeda camp in the neighboring country of Mali, according to a Mauritanian security source.

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A Sudanese farmer prepares his land for irrigation on the banks of the river Nile in Khartoum

Western Investors Buying Up African Farming Properties In “Land Grab”: Report

Some prominent American universities and pension funds, among other wealthy foreign investors, are allegedly purchasing huge tracts of land in Africa -- acts that may lead to the eviction of thousands of local farmers, according to a study by the Oakland Institute (Oakland Institute), a California-based think tank.

Will Apple iPhone 5 mimic Android's Samsung Galaxy S2 ?

Apple iPhone 5 needs to have a critical minimum of features to compete with Android; here are the key areas where Apple is compelled to make changes in the upcoming iPhone 5.

Thousands of people fleeing violence in north Africa have crossed the Mediterranean to Europe by boat in recent months.

270 migrants drown after refugee ship capsizes off Tunisian Coast

At least 270 migrants from Libya heading towards Europe may have drowned after their ship sank off the coast of Tunisia in a storm, authorities said on Thursday.

Al Qaeda suspects arrested in Tunisia

Tunisian forces have arrested two suspected members of al Qaeda near the Libyan border.

Finally Samsung Galaxy S2 has found its match in HTC Sensation 4G

African leaders propose peace terms to Libyan rebels

A group of African Union (AU) leaders has arrived in Benghazi, Libya to propose terms of a peace plan to rebels groups battling against Moammar Gaddafi.

Zuma of South Africa leads peace delegation to Libya

A delegation of African leaders, headed by South African President Jacob Zuma, are on their way to Libya in an attempt to mediate the crisis in that war-torn country, according to the South African foreign ministry.

African migrants trapped in Libya forced to fight for Gaddafi

Migrants from sub-Saharan Africa trapped in Libya are being forced to fight for soldiers loyal to Moammar Gaddafi against rebel groups in that country’s bloody civil war

Please stop bombing us: Gaddafi writes to Obama

Moammar Gaddafi has sent U.S. President Barack Obama a three-page letter in which he asked the western coalition to stop bombing Libya.

Al-Qaeda exploiting Libyan chaos to buy arms, establish influence: Algerian source

A senior security official in Algeria claims that the Al Qaeda terrorist organization is taking advantage of the turmoil in Libya to purchase weapons, according to Reuters.

Samsung Galaxy S2 has it all to topple HTC Thunderbolt 4G

The Galaxy S2 incorporated with appealing contours and upgraded technology, the device portrays impressive specifications and HTC Thunderbolt 4G will be first smartphone to feature LTE technology.

Risk-aversion rules as miners ramp up exploration

A sharp rebound in mine exploration spending shows no sign of slowing this year, but miners seeking fresh supplies are keenly aware of risks and not every country with rich mineral deposits is a winner.

Tuareg men stand in front of the Iharen peak near southern city of Tamanrasset

Gaddafi hiring Tuareg warriors as mercenaries in Libya: reports

Moammar Gaddafi has reportedly hired the services of hundreds of Tuaregs from the nation of Mali and Niger as mercenaries in Libya.

Atrix, Galaxy S2, Infuse 4G – And the Winner is?

A comparison of the Atrix with two of Samsung's offerings.

African migrant workers stranded in Libya gather to talk at a refugee camp set up by a Turkish company in Benghazi

100,000 Africans may pour into Niger from Libya: UN

The United Nations (UN) has warned that up to100,000 African migrants may seek to escape strife-torn Libya and cross into poverty-stricken Niger in the next few weeks, fearing they may be killed by anti-Gaddafi Libyans who believe they are mercenaries.

Suspected African mercenaries held by anti-government protesters stand in a room at a courthouse in Benghazi

Black Africans and other non-Libyans targeted for revenge killings: reports

Non-Libyan Africans are reportedly becoming the target of revenge killings in Libya, owing to the perception that foreigners form a large part of Moammar Gaddafi’s mercenary force paid to kill anti-government protesters,

Sonatel's margins pressured by rivals, tax

Senegalese telecom operator Sonatel saw 2010 net profits slip as tougher competition nibbled at its margins and it was hit by a temporary tax surcharge on incoming traffic, the group said.

Samsung Galaxy 2 Faces Droid Bionic In Smartphone Battle

The Droid Bionic designed by Motorola will go to Verizon featuring the 4G LTE (Long Term Evolution) network. Meanwhile Samsung Galaxy S2 is expected to go to T-Mobile.

ARM sees boost from high-end smartphones

British chip designer ARM said its royalty revenues would be boosted by the speed of adoption of its newest multicore processors that are powering many of the smartphones unveiled in Barcelona.

Mobile Fair: ARM sees boost from high-end smartphones

British chip designer ARM said its royalty revenues would be boosted by the speed of adoption of its newest multicore processors that are powering many of the smartphones unveiled in Barcelona.

Newmont sees African gold output doubling by 2015

Newmont Mining Corporation (NEM.N) expects to more than double its African gold production to 1.2 million ounces by 2015, driven by its projects in Ghana, a senior executive said on Tuesday.

Randgold FY profits surge, sees 70 pct jump in production

Randgold Resources sees a surge in production for 2011 as it reported a 43 percent rise in full-year profit in spite of operational and political setbacks. The company, which boosted its annual dividend by 18 percent to 20 cents, forecasts production to be between 750,000 and 790,000 ounces for 2011.

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