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New report says officials and private companies have colluded to secure logging permits and cut down pristine forests.
Mine reports 13 per cent worker attendance, while President Zuma faces pressure over violence that left 44 people dead.
The concern of American government officials about Muslim tolerance of Christians is hardly a new one, writes Massad.
African delegation set to arrive to press for restoration of democracy, as thousands march in support of mutineers.
Opposition say they support regional plan calling on soldiers to give up power, as ECOWAS leaders seek to defuse crisis.
Pro-junta demonstration in Bamako causes West African leaders to cancel visit to ask coup leaders to restore president.
ECOWAS generals arrive ahead of leaders to press for restoration of democracy after last weeek's coup.
ECOWAS bloc threatens to use sanctions and force to restore civil rule while thousands rally in support of coup leaders.
Foreign and domestic pressure mounts on newly installed junta to give up power and return to "constitutional order".
Ruling junta accuses fighters of taking advantage of coup as UN council calls for "restoration of constitutional order".
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