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NIGER Issue dated 29/03/2012

Issoufou and Hollande talk nuclear

Nigeria's President Mahamadou Issoufou, considered by Paris to be one of French-speaking Africa's more frequentable leaders, recently had a meeting with the French Socialist party's presidential candidate. [...] (352 words)

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