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Nigerian businessman Aliko Dangote denies he is creating a monopoly, saying the opportunity for business is for everyone who is prepared to do it like he is.
Watch the full interview here: aje.news/Dangote
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Guyanese President Mohamed Irfaan Ali tells Al Jazeera the country wants to play a bigger role in issues such as climate, global peace and global development without sacrificing its values.
Watch the full interview here: aje.news/Irfaan
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Guyana's President Mohamed Irfaan Ali says the country is accepting deportees from the United States but retains full control over who enters the country, how they are vetted and the risks involved.
Watch the full interview here: aje.news/Irfaan
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Actor @khalidabdalla tells Al Jazeera he was initially worried that his career would be destroyed for standing up for Palestine, as he went from deep loneliness to finding circles of solidarity he never knew existed.
Watch the full interview here: aje.news/Crown
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Can new PM Andy Burnham break the “Brexit curse” by restoring trust, fixing the economy and ending the political revolving door? Or is the instability deeper than any one leader?
Watch the full interview: aje.news/Alastair
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Celebrated artist Sliman Mansour, one of the founding figures of contemporary Palestinian art, has died at the age of 79 after a long illness, his family announced on Monday.
On Talk to Al Jazeera, he reflected on the heavy burden of painting under occupation.
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The Bangladesh representative for the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees says education for Rohingya children displaced to Bangladesh represents hope, resilience and preparation for a future return to Myanmar.
Watch the full interview here: aje.news/jc3b64
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The UNHCR's Bangladesh representative tells Al Jazeera the country has proven willing and able to host large numbers of Rohingya refugees but it cannot sustain the crisis indefinitely.
Watch the full interview with Ivo Freijsen: aje.news/jc3b64
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The Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline is slated to be ready in about 2030 or 2031, according to Nigeria's gas minister. The project is still in development but he says political backing is secured and investors are showing interest.
Watch full interview: aje.news/Naija
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With 6 trillion cubic meters of gas reserves, the largest in Africa, the gas minister argues Nigeria has a responsibility to share its resources with neighbouring countries while contributing to global energy security.
Watch full interview here: aje.news/Naija
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Malta says migrants are more than numbers, they are people with dreams and aspirations. FM Chris Fearne, says the message to those seeking a new life is to use safe, legal routes not dangerous journeys controlled by smugglers.
Watch full interview: aje.news/Malta
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Malta's FM Chris Fearne told Al Jazeera the country remains committed to a two-state solution, supports the Palestinian Authority and opposes Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, which he describes as illegal.
Watch the full interview here: aje.news/Malta
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Former UK govt Spokesperson Alastair Campbell says that new PM Burnham’s success as Manchester mayor reflects ideas he’s championed for years. The challenge of whether that approach can work with the whole country is a different story.
Full interview: aje.news/Alastair
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Alastair Campbell says Prime Minister Andy Burnham will likely seek a closer relationship with the EU while recognising Brexit realities, restore a strong partnership with the US and stand firm on humanitarian issues globally.
Watch full interview here: aje.news/Alastair
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Senegal's National Assembly Speaker and former Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko denies his split with President Faye was about trust or personal rivalry, insisting it was about differences over commitments made to the Senegalese people.
Watch full interview: aje.news/Sonko
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Ousmane Sonko tells Al Jazeera the slave trade was driven by economic exploitation and says reparations are still treated with a double standard. If reparations were paid quickly after WWII, why should Africa be treated differently?
Full interview here: : aje.news/Sonko
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Lebanese MP Ibrahim Moussawi tells Al Jazeera that 15 months of "diplomacy" have yielded nothing but assassinations and thousands wounded. While leaders talk of "breakthroughs", the reality on the ground shows continuous war, he says.
Full interview here: aje.news/5497ul
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Lebanese MP Ibrahim Moussawi says Lebanon finds strength in its allies. While others claim "breakthroughs" with no results, the strategic support from Iran for Lebanon remains a fact, he says.
Watch the full interview here: aje.news/5497ul
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