We have started to collect the most important news related to Niger in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Niger's government appeals for help to deal with some 59,000 Africans who have fled the violence in Libya, many arriving penniless and in poor health.
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Four Frenchmen seized by al-Qaeda militants in Niger in September are shown in a video asking for France to quit Afghanistan.
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Niger's junta officially hands over to newly elected President Mahamadou Issoufou - 14 months after seizing power.
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Niger opposition leader Mahamadou Issoufou won Saturday's presidential run-off with nearly 58% of the vote, the election commission announces.
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Veteran opposition leader Mahamadou Issoufou is to face ex-Prime Minister Seini Oumarou in the run-off in Niger's first election since last year's coup.
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There are long queues for Niger's first presidential poll since a military coup ousted Mamadou Tandja a year ago.
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Niger's male beauty pageant judged by women
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The North African branch of al-Qaeda claims responsibility for the kidnapping of two Frenchmen in Niger last Friday.
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Two suspected militants were seized in last week's raid which resulted in the deaths of two French hostages in Niger, Niger's security sources reveal.
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The French Prime Minister says two Frenchmen were shot dead in Niger in cold blood by their captors during a failed rescue.
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Two French citizens who died after being kidnapped in Niger were probably killed by their captors, the French military says.
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Two Frenchmen kidnapped in Niger on Friday are killed during a rescue attempt.
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Nigeria's army says it has arrested a suspected militant leader and more than 50 of his members over recent kidnappings in the oil-rich Niger Delta.
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Nigerian troops free 19 hostages - including seven foreigners - seized by militants in the Niger Delta oil region earlier this month, officials say.
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Armed militants in Nigeria seize seven local oil workers in an attack on an oil rig run by US firm ExxonMobil in the Niger Delta.
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A West African regional court orders Niger's military junta to release the president they deposed, Mamadou Tandja, from house arrest.
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Results from a referendum in Niger show more than 90% of voters backed a new constitution designed to return the country to civilian rule.
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Osama Bin Laden reportedly ties the kidnapping of five French people in Niger to France's treatment of its Muslim minority.
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The military ruler in Niger sacks his intelligence chief following the arrest of several junta members accused of plotting a coup.
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The deputy leader of the junta in Niger that took power in February has been arrested by paramilitary police.
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