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BURKINA FASO AWARDS GOLD MINE PERMIT TO RUSSIA'S NORDGOLD. (PHOTO).

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 Burkina Faso awards gold mine permit to Russia's Nordgold Burkina Faso has granted an industrial mining licence to Russian miner Nordgold for a gold project, the West African government said, aiming to capitalise on record-high gold prices to strengthen an economy hit by insecurity. The move signals deepening economic ties between Russia and Burkina Faso, as the junta that seized power in 2022 continues its pivot away from traditional Western allies towards Moscow, Reuters reported. The Niou gold deposit, located in the Kourweogo province of Burkina's Plateau-Central region, covers 52.8 square kilometres (20.4 square miles) within the exploration licence area held by Jilbey Burkina, which is now owned by Nordgold. Nordgold already operates the Bissa and Bouly mines. The council of ministers said late Thursday that the Niou mine was expected to yield approximately 20.22 metric tons of gold over its eight-year lifetime. Jilbey Burkina will retain an 85% stake in the project, whi...
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LEARN TO INVESTIGATE THE ORIGIN OF A MUSIC INSTRUMENT BEFORE YOU USE,ESPECIALLY THE ''SISTRUM''.

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                                                                                                It is some times religiously wise to understand the origin of a particular music instrument so that when you are using them,you will channel your praise to God in heaven instead of a smaller god without you knowing.The picture above showing some music instrument that looks like a tambourine is called a ''Sistrum''.A sistrum is a musical instrument of the percussion family and was mostly used in the ancient times in Iraq and Egypt.It is made of Brass or bronze.The name of the instrument ''Sistrum'' is derived from the Greek verb Scio which means to shake and Seistron which means ''That which is being shaken''.Its name in the ancient Egyptian language was ''S...
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THE U.N NIGERIAN SOLDIER,WHO TESTED POSITIVE TO EBOLA,IS NOW CURED IN THE NETHERLANDS.

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                                              According to a statement made by the Dutch public health institute RIVM said ''The Nigerian patient who was admitted on December 6 has been cured of Ebola''.The soldier was infected while working as a peacekeeper battling the deadly Ebola disease in Liberia.He was flown to the Netherlands at the request of the World Health Organisation {WHO} in a special equipped plane and treated at the university hospital in central city Utrecht.He was the first Ebola patient to be treated in the Netherlands and will stay at a military hospital until he can return home.We thank God for him.                   
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