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Efficiently terrible - Al-Qaeda records every expense
Tue 31 Dec 2013
| TIMBUKTU, Mali (AP): | The convoy of cars bearing the black al-Qaeda flag came at high speed, and the manager of the modest grocery store thought he was about to get robbed. | Mohamed Djittey... (photo: UN / Marco Dormino)

What made the news headlines in 2013?

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What made the news headlines in 2013?
Thu 26 Dec 2013
London - Newspapers around the world had their work cut out for them in 2013. Here are some key events from the year... | JANUARY | 11 - MALI: President Francois Hollande sends French forces to Mali t... (photo: UN / Marco Dormino)

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	The Euro Adds Latvia, but Further Growth Is Uncertain The New York Times
	At Least 11 Killed After Bombings Of Hotel In 'Heavily-Fortified' Area Of Mogadishu Business Insider
	Poverty in Italy hits record levels Swissinfo
	Forty killed as heavy gunfire rocks Democratic Republic of Congo capital Business Day

Efficiently terrible - Al-Qaeda records every expense

Efficiently terrible - Al-Qaeda records every expense

What made the news headlines in 2013?

What made the news headlines in 2013?

France's President Francois Hollande delivers a speech on the situation in Mali at the Elysee Palace in Paris, Friday, Jan. 11, 2013.

French president 'regrets' quip on Algerian security

Briton gunned down in Libya while having a picnic The Daily Telegraph
Guantanamo releases picked up as 2013 drew to a close Boston Herald
Guantanamo releases picked up as 2013 drew to a close STL Today
Guantanamo prisoner releases picked up as 2013 drew to a clo Stars and Stripes
Out of Guantánamo: Do December releases mean more are going? The Miami Herald
Efficiently terrible - Al-Qaeda records every expense The Gleaner
$0.60 For Cake: Al Qaeda Records Every Expense Business Insider
$0.60 for cake: al-Qaeda records every expense Mail Guardian South Africa
Inside Al Qaeda's Meticulous Bookkeeping Huffington Post
$0.60 for cake: Al-Qaida records every expense Stars and Stripes
60 cents for cake: Al-Qaida records every expense Detroit news
Receipts? Al-Qaida is all business The Columbus Dispatch
$0.60 for Cake: Al-Qaida Records Every Expense NBC Washington
Al-Qaida leaves paper trail Longview News Journal
$.73 for cake: Al Qaeda records every expense Stuff
Al-Qaida records every expense, acts like corporation Fresno Bee
$0.60 for cake: Al-Qaida records every expense WPXI
$0.60 for cake: Al-Qaida records every expense Denver Post
60 cents for a cake: Al-Qaida records every expense Stars and Stripes
Al-Qaida obsessed with documenting most minute expenses Newsday

West Africa: West African livelihoods weakened by graft

West Africa: West African livelihoods weakened by graft

International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde arrives for a second day of the court hearing at a special court house, in Paris, Friday, May 24, 2013.

IMF chief Lagarde to visit Kenya

Forty killed as heavy gunfire rocks Democratic Republic of Congo capital

Forty killed as heavy gunfire rocks Democratic Republic of Congo capital

Bleak Economic Outlook All Africa
Officials name British worker killed in Libya The News & Observer
Officials name British worker killed in Libya The State
Officials name British worker killed in Libya Fresno Bee
Officials name British worker killed in Libya The Miami Herald
Officials name British worker killed in Libya Palm Beach Post
Officials name British worker killed in Libya Lexington Herald-Leader
Officials name British worker killed in Libya Austin American Statesman
Officials name British worker killed in Libya Tampa Bay Online
Officials name British worker killed in Libya U~T San Diego
Officials name British worker killed in Libya Dayton Daily News
Officials name British worker killed in Libya Star Telegram
Libya budget crisis looms Independent online
Market for fresh fruits in Accra very high Peace FM Online
Cote d'Ivoire's PM hails China's economic suppor China Daily
New President Brings Hope of Economic Change All Africa
Libya budget crisis looms as oil strikes wipe out finances Reuters
Spices farmers explore Middle East, African markets The Times Of India
Ghana’s Oil Cash Shared Like Groundnut - Economists Peace FM Online
New housing scheme rolls out -Govt plans to float bonds Graphic

5 Ways Outer Space Taught Us About Earth in 2013

5 Ways Outer Space Taught Us About Earth in 2013

A pirogue on the Manambolo river, near the western Madagascan town of Ankavandra

Germany seeks permit to explore Madagascan sea bed for minerals

Poland - Wind Turbines - electricity - Energy - Environment.

Wind Turbines Don't Have Negative Effect On Property Values, Study Finds

Record numbers of U.N. peacekeepers can't stop Africa vi Denver Post
US sends more embassy personnel out of South Sudan Denver Post
Embrace Local Technologies, Executive Proposes All Africa
Computer Manufactures Should Redesign Their Systems. All Africa
National Security Crunch
Scientific Activities, Technologies Strengthened in 2013 All Africa
Inventor Trevor Baylis backs Duke of York's campaign for The Daily Telegraph
Editorial Roundup: Excerpts from recent editorials Tampa Bay Online
What Is The White Army In South Sudan? The Inquisitr
The UN just found enough explosives to make 20 car bombs in Denver Post
These are the most annoying words of 2013 Denver Post
Death Toll in Congo Attacks Rises to 100: Govt Jakarta Globe
Southern Region's Referral Hospital Organizes Training i All Africa
Cameroonian’s Death Highlights Indonesian Football Cri Jakarta Globe
Medallia’s Amy Pressman And Sequoia’s Doug Leone Crunch
2014 Budget - FG's Plan to Pay Inventors N47 Billion Spa All Africa
Jonathan Approves Construction Technology Institute in Aneni All Africa
5 Ways Outer Space Taught Us About Earth in 2013 Huffington Post
Criminal Investigation, Border Police With High Technologies All Africa
Germany seeks permit to explore Madagascan sea bed for miner Mail Guardian South Africa

Ali Zeidan, a Europe-based envoy for the Libyan National Transitional Council, speaks to the Associated Press in Paris, Monday March, 21, 2011. Zeidan said air strikes, led by France, Britain and the United States, have helped, but the council do not want international forces to invade the country.

East Libyan autonomy leader says will not reopen ports, challenges Tripoli

Libyan's Prime Minister Ali Zeidan speaks to the media during a press conference in Rabat, Morocco, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013. Libyas prime minister, on a visit to Morocco, has stressed the importance of relations with the U.S. but maintains that Libyans have the right to be tried for crimes at home.

Libya PM hopes oil ports will reopen on Sunday

Govt Reshuffles Navy All Africa
Marines evacuate more than 20 personnel from U.S. Embassy in The Washington Times
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan STL Today
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan San Francisco Chronicle
Marine Aircraft Ferries Americans From South Sudan The New York Times
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan The State
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan The Miami Herald
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan Austin American Statesman
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan WPXI
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan The Charlotte Observer
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan Houston Chronicle
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan Lexington Herald-Leader
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan The Washington Post
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan The News & Observer
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan U~T San Diego
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan US News
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan Dayton Daily News
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan The Wichita Eagle
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan Springfield News-Sun
Marine aircraft ferries Americans from South Sudan Star Telegram

International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde arrives for a second day of the court hearing at a special court house, in Paris, Friday, May 24, 2013.

IMF chief Lagarde to visit Kenya

Singer Mariah Carey arrives at the TeenNick HALO Awards at the Hollywood Palladium on Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012, in Los Angeles.

Mariah Carey Slammed By Activists For Taking 'Dictator Cash'

INDIA-MASTER-BLASTER-SACHIN-TENDULKAR

Mandela, Sachin could be in Bengal school syllabus

Mahat poses with Sunny Leone The Times Of India
Why Tutankhamun`s penis was mummified at 90-degree angle Newstrack India
'RHOM' Lisa Hochstein and Joanna Krupa out with &# The Examiner
African masterpieces powerfully shape LAMCA exhibit: "S The Examiner
Karamu Theatre announces auditions for the production of â€˜ The Examiner
Hip-Hop Video Seeks to Help Female Victims of Wrongful Arres All Africa
Pan African Theatre/Film Production Launches New Film All Africa
One Force World Set to Rock Wellingara Jan 11th All Africa
Cabinda to Host Main Celebration of National Cultural Day All Africa
Video: Additional UN police arrive at camps in South Sudan Belfast Telegraph
Controversy no bar to Oscar contention Canberra Times
Bimbo Akintola Cries Out - I Don't Need a Husband! All Africa
Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom Entertainment Wise
Video: Libya 'warned of embassy violence' Belfast Telegraph
Nairobi Prepares for Restaurant Week and 50 One-of-a-Kind Me All Africa
Don't Discard Your Culture, Ongwae Tells Kisii Locals All Africa
Sankara Opens Epicurean Club All Africa
Music, Dance On New Year's Eve All Africa
Weekend Proggie All Africa
Drama Review - Mad King of Ijudiya - a Traditional Adaptatio All Africa

Nigeria's Sunday Mba, front, celebrates scoring against Burkina Faso in Nigeria's African Cup of Nations tournament final soccer match at Soccer City Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa, Sunday, Feb. 10, 2013.

Nigeria international Mba joins Bastia

South Africa's Jacques Kallis runs between wickets on the fourth day of their first cricket test match against Pakistan in Dubai on Monday, Nov. 15, 2010.

Jacques Kallis signs off in style as South Africa beat India by 10 wickets to ...

A numbers game for the forgotten folk

A numbers game for the forgotten folk

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Lacina Traore: Monaco sign giant Ivory Coast striker BBC News
Conclusion of Super League of Malawi thrown into confusion BBC News
Chelsea poised to loan Nigeria's Omeruo to Middelsbroug BBC News
Queen`s baton relay arrives in Ghana Zeenews
Magisterial probe into Nigerian footballer`s death Zeenews
Zambia`s football chief wants foreign coach Zeenews
Argentina deny Cameroon friendly claim Gulf News
Magisterial probe into Nigerian footballer's death Headlines India
Egypt clash claims more lives Independent online
Libya budget crisis looms Independent online
Warring parties set for direct talks Independent online
â€˜Internet scam using Mandela nameâ€™ Independent online
Argentina deny Cameroon World Cup warm-up The Guardian
Bradley, Former U.S. and Egypt Coach, Joins Norwegian Club The New York Times
Bob Bradley leaves Egypt for Norwegian team Baltimore Sun
CHAD: This century shaping up as bad as the last Chicago Sun-Times
Give Basketball Diplomacy a Chance Huffington Post
Ministry: American detained in Libya said he was on basketba CNN
Bob Bradley leaves Egypt for Norwegian team Orlando Sentinel

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