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Sahara Petrochemical climbed 3613 percent and Sipchem surged 2.6 percent after Sipchem said it planned to resume merger talks with Sahara.
Awasthi said Sahara had sought permission from the Supreme Court to sell other assets, including the Sahara Star hotel and its shareholding in the Formula One racing team, Sahara Force India, which would raise a combined 30 billion rupees.
Sahara-based Al Mourabitoun is led by Algerian Islamist leader Belmokhtar with a long history of leading insurgencies across north Africa and the Sahara.
"There is no possibility to exploit the natural resources of the Western Sahara without the consent of the people of the Western Sahara," Khadad told Reuters.
The two militants were key local lieutenants in a fledgling ISIS affiliate called Islamic State in the Greater Sahara (ISGS), led by the Western Sahara-born Adnan al-Sahrawi.
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" '"Since 1902, the Sahara Desert has grown 10 percent.
SAHARA DESERT, Niger — A group of light armored vehicles skated over the moonscape of the Sahara, part of one of the largest detachments the French military has deployed here since colonial times.
"So you could imagine you go to the Sahara Tent, you say 'I'm in the middle of the Sahara Tent,' and we'll actually have a filter for that that's perfect," Kraft says.
The two other companies that only began chartering tankers to take PDVSA's oil after sanctions hit are Panama-registered Melaj Offshore Corp and Sahara Energy, a unit of Nigeria-based Sahara Group.
If you go to the Sahara stage, for example, there will be a special Sahara filter that's more tailored to the EDM audience, and is adjustable based on your proximity to the stage.
Our final installment brings us to the disputed African territory of Western Sahara (or Moroccan Sahara to some) where a video contradicted the Moroccan government's justification for a brutal beating of two men.
IN THE SAHARA, rain is said to bring good luck.
The singer was photographed skinny dipping with model Sahara Ray.
People think it has reached Russian from the Sahara desert.
Sahara has become a desert, it isn't because of industry.
All for the driest banter this side of the Sahara?
Algeria is accused of abandoning 13,000 migrants in the Sahara.
The Sahara Tahoe, where she had her residency, was iconic.
Nigerien soldiers patrolling the Sahara this month in Achegour, Niger.
Sahara was taken from Arcadia, California, to Arkansas by train.
They cross the Sahara to escape war, terrorism and destitution.
Flight crews also frequent the Sahara on trips through town.
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"Combining Sipchem and Sahara will create an integrated petrochemical leader with an improved competitive position in Saudi Arabia and globally," said Sahara CEO Saleh Bahamdan, who will also be CEO of the new entity.
The Sahara is a swift killer that leaves little evidence behind.
The same could be said for the people of Western Sahara.
Economies slowed in two-thirds of countries south of the Sahara.
Something to do with the Sahara desert or Brexit or something.
One is the stubborn persistence of malaria south of the Sahara.
Drugs and guns are also flowing across the Sahara via Agadez.
Africa's Sahara Desert isn't the place you'd expect to see snow.
For Kiera Chaplin, the Sahara struck deep within her inner ear.
And, for most intents and purposes, that's what Sahara has achieved.
Western Sahara, a former Spanish colony, had never been a state.
I don't care if you're in the middle of the Sahara.
The obituary also referred incorrectly to Morocco's annexation of Western Sahara.
Only one banded bird was ever recovered south of the Sahara.
MOROCCO, April 6 — 16: Running about 156 miles in the Sahara?
The Sahara Desert is a dream location for renewable energy industries.
Dr. Sahara said the ministry had no record of the offer.
Sahara Reporters has made a practice of reporting on such corruption.
"The fisheries exploitation by the EU of the waters adjacent to Western Sahara established and implemented by the contested acts does not respect the right of the people of Western Sahara to self-determination," Wathelet said.
For years Morocco has sought to normalise its control of Western Sahara.
Morocco's efforts to claim Western Sahara have also faced legal setbacks abroad.
The UN still lists Western Sahara as a "non-self-governing territory".
But they're nothing like the wind-swept, sandy dunes of the Sahara.
Responding to Reuters queries, a spokesman for Sahara Credit Cooperative Society Ltd.
She only saw her mother -- and her nomadic community in the Sahara.
Additional reporting by Kento Sahara; Editing by Linda Sieg and Paul Tait
What's even odder is snow also fell on the Sahara last year.
Output has rocketed since Sahara Group, a Nigerian energy conglomerate, took over.
Labeid fled Western Sahara as a child, moving to Cuba to study.
Model Sahara Ray's the chick the Biebs is cavorting with in Hawaii.
Morocco marched into the western Sahara when the Spanish departed in 1975.
The video was obtained by Sahara Reporters, a U.S.-based journalism website.
It's the reason that the Sahara and Atacama deserts are barren wastelands.
Here's a view from the ISS, flying over the Sahara and Italy.
Western Sahara has been contested since 1975 when Spanish colonial powers left.
Sahara Energy did not respond to emails and calls to request comment.
Sahara produces basic petrochemicals while Sipchem focuses on more high-value products.
They may have inherited it from an ancestor in the green Sahara.
He said: Drop me anywhere, the Sahara Desert, in the jungle, anywhere.
The reasons the Sahara is desirable for such a facility are numerous.
We spent the morning driving through barley fields, edged by the Sahara.
But we expect hot places like the Sahara to have hot temperatures.
I've spent incredible time in the Sahara and, of course, the Himalayas.
Mistakes like how Sahara made more airplanes than learned lessons at school.
"I think it would have been a whole different experience," Sahara said.
"Sahara" was the highest-grossing movie that was adapted from his novels.
The Sahara desert extends for nearly 773,000 miles across the African continent.
The structure was wrapped in white peonies, Sahara roses and camellia greens.
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Sahara, the former main sponsor of India's national cricket team, has some prized assets, including New York's Plaza Hotel, the Grosvenor House in London, Sahara Star hotel in Mumbai and a stake in a Formula One racing team.
"The fisheries exploitation by the EU of the waters adjacent to Western Sahara established and implemented by the contested acts does not respect the right of the people of Western Sahara to self-determination," Advocate General Melchior Wathelet said.
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More are believed to have died in the Sahara before arriving in Libya.
Rihab Boutadghart lives in a remote part of Morocco near the Sahara Desert.
The names called to Europe from out across the Sahara, never quite certain.
Bell Pottinger is far from the only firm spinning south of the Sahara.
"It's a positive step for the people of Western Sahara," he told Reuters.
Last year, Morocco expelled some U.N. staff from Western Sahara after then-U.
There's nothing in front of Ameur Saad's old house except for the Sahara.
This is a dune field in the Sahara Desert near the Tunisian border.
Morocco controls most of Western Sahara and considers it part of its territory.
Included here are rare photos of the Gdeim Izik protests in Western Sahara.
"No women pass through the Sahara to Libya without being raped," Helen says.
The court said the deal should exclude the disputed territory of Western Sahara.
In May, her convoy crossed the Sahara and reached Ajdabiya in northeast Libya.
"Sahara Lin: "Yeah, [my mom] always just lets me do my own thing.
Matter Thousands of years ago, a special child was born in the Sahara.
But I think it was Thomas Jack, right here in the Sahara Tent.
Our president did suggest that Spain might want to wall off the Sahara.
Personally, I didn't see the appeal of running 140.7 miles through the Sahara.
They were protecting themselves from the fine dust blowing in from the Sahara.
Fierce sandstorms from the Sahara have blanketed the islands and have closed airports.
"People of Japanese ancestry are really supportive of the Muslim people," Sahara said.
At the Sahara they are constantly coming around … Everything is quick and convenient.
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I picked out names: Sahara for a girl and Khyber for a boy.
The Sahara is still the most enrapturing sensory experience of the whole festival.
However, Sahara Petrochemicals added 5493 percent in heavy trade after Saudi International Petrochemical (Sipchem) said it intends to enter into a merger of equals with the company, after which Sahara would become a unit of Sipchem and delist from the index.
In his late 30s or early 40s, Mr. Sahraoui is believed to have spent some of his childhood in refugee camps in Algeria during the Western Sahara War and later joined the fight to create an independent state in Western Sahara.
The government had previously dropped fracking plans after environmental protests in the Sahara desert.
Six of the achievers come from sub-Sahara Africa, the most for any region.
The Sahara Desert jumping the Mediterranean and causing permanent drought in much of Europe.
The closest I had ever been to one was the Sahara tent at Coachella.
In Riverside, it was 118, which is 48ºC, which is some Sahara-type shit.
Many pass through Agadez in northern Niger, the last settlement before the Sahara desert.
Some could not tolerate the cold harmattan winds that blow down from the Sahara.
Photogs got Gregg at Monday Bourgeois Pig in Hollywood with Instagram model Sahara Ray.
Should such plans come to fruition, the Sahara could enter a new, green era.
A member of the Sons of Sahara displays a club t-shirt in Tripoli.
Islamist groups are seen as the biggest threat to Western interests in the Sahara.
Dirkou from which to surveil and strike the Sahara, a conduit for drugs, arms,
Why brave the Sahara and the sea only to be detained and sent home?
Portuguese authorities issued a nationwide health warning, including for dust from the Sahara Desert.
For centuries, it has been a key transit point for travelers crossing the Sahara.
"Have you seen our door to the Sahara?" she said with a strange smile.
It was the key commodity in the trade that had stitched together the Sahara.
Record highs on the edge of the Sahara and parts of the Arctic Circle.
"A few days ago, I sat alone and isolated in the Sahara," he said.
Not everyone is a fan of Sowore and Sahara Reporters' work, particularly in Nigeria.
That proved a career-ending mistake when the Arab Spring swept across the Sahara.
Tuareg and Arab rebels wrestle for control of drug routes across the Sahara desert.
But if you're more of an esoteric sports fan, we head to the Sahara.
Will performed Jaden's hit song, "Icon" at the Sahara tent to a packed crowd.
Touareg tribes in the interior of the Sahara desert share the same ancient language.
"We stress our mutual solidarity and support for all the political and security issues which concern your brotherly nation, foremost among them the Moroccan Sahara (Western Sahara) issue, and we reject completely any prejudice to the higher interests of Morocco," the statement said.
On that basis Western Sahara should be paid for the fish exported to the EU. "The fisheries agreement does not contain the legal safeguards necessary for the fisheries exploitation to be for the benefit of the people of Western Sahara," he said.
The Sahara has obviously come a long way from the nightmare aquarium it once was.
She has traveled to extreme climates like Svalbard, the Sahara, Patagonia, Iceland, and the Arctic.
Dust from the Sahara Desert in Africa recently blanketed the Atlantic Ocean, limiting tropical activity.
Fatim Jawara, 20, quit Gambia to head across the Sahara desert to Libya in September.
Hot air, percolating up from the Sahara Desert, scorched Europe in June and early July.
But the area is crucial to reducing the number of migrants travelling across the Sahara.
Yet today the Sahara is more often seen as a barrier, cutting Africa in two.
The world's biggest solar plant using photovoltaics (PV), it takes advantage of the Sahara sunshine.
Africa is the world's youngest continent: south of the Sahara the median age is 18.
Casualties were also recorded in Laos, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Western Sahara, Chad, Cambodia and Nagorno-Karabakh.
The Sahel, the arid region that borders the southern fringe of the Sahara, is hungry.
THE shifting sands of the Sahara have long been crossed by trade and smuggling routes.
An email that Sahara Lotti sent to Manny Gutierrez after seeing his name on Instagram.
Morocco annexed Western Sahara, a former Spanish colony, in 1975 and fought the Polisario Front.
In contrast, the Polisario asserts the Western Sahara as culturally and politically distinct from Morocco.
Earlier this year, a rare winter storm peppered the usually arid Sahara Desert with snow.
The court has asked Sahara to return $5.4 billion to investors in those banned plans.
Oukacha -- the leader of AQIM in the Sahara -- also emphatically rejected the "Caliphate" last week.
Though largely a desert region, western Sahara has significant phosphate reserves and offshore fishing grounds.
The Sahara lawyers on Tuesday did not say how they plan to raise the remainder.
Critical discussion of Islam, the monarchy or the disputed territory of Western Sahara is banned.
Does he risk death and spread it on, or choke down a Sahara-dry sammie?
Rabat kicked out dozens of MINURSO staff from the Western Sahara, saying Ban was biased.
Sahara desert ants are known to use a kind of dead reckoning to judge distance.
Morocco has also cut itself off from the Western Sahara, with the world's oldest barrier.
In 250, with cameras in tow, Engle runs across the Sahara with two other runners.
It was somewhat lovingly referred to as "the Sahara of San Francisco" or "Outside Lands."
Ubari, in the Sahara, is at least 0003 hours by dusty desert road from Tripoli.
In the distant Sahara, keeping arms silent is a job only the locals can do.
The insurgency then linked with al-Qaida and metastasized into a Sahara-wide extremist movement.
"Sahara: "I don't think it matters at all; I don't think age matters at all.
The Tuareg camped out at an abandoned building site in Libya's southwest Sahara are some.
Cultural sites have become targets in conflicts across the Sahara region and the Middle East.
St.-Louis, which is on the border with Mauritania, is just south of the Sahara.
One survivor shared a harrowing account of her journey across the Sahara desert to Europe.
The Sahara emerged in northern Africa, while grasslands opened up in eastern and southern Africa.
Surprisingly, the driest place on Earth is not the Sahara desert — it is in Antarctica.
James Inhofe (R-Okla.) reportedly threatened to scuttle that choice over a Western Sahara disagreement.
His group comes to be known as the Islamic State in the Greater Sahara (ISGS).
The 1991 cease-fire promised the people of Western Sahara a referendum on self-determination.
It was great to meet other musical background coming from other part of the Sahara.
Sahara, a household name in India as the former main sponsor of the national cricket team, has some prized assets including New York's Plaza Hotel, the Grosvenor House in London, Sahara Star hotel in Mumbai and a stake in a Formula One racing team.
Since Morocco annexed Western Sahara in 1975, upon Spain's withdrawal, Polisario has fought for its independence.
"Humanitarian aid, including food aid, is a lifeline for these refugees from Western Sahara," Haq said.
Legend states that under their first queen, Tin Hinan, they moved into the Sahara around 400AD.
The term has remained popular throughout the Middle East, from Western Sahara to semi-autonomous Kurdistan.
Amid the Sahara-level thirst for Michael B. Jordan, Bim Adewunmi digs into the actor's appeal.
She was slated to arrive in Los Angeles on Sunday, according to her sister, Sahara Muranovic.
The target was missed: south of the Sahara, farmers use only a third of that amount.
Sahara said the technology has been a hit with both fans and the on-air announcers.
"With Intel's help in the processing, we expect to see the time get reduced," Sahara said.
Colonial administrators favoured the phrase "tropical Africa" for everything between the Sahara and the Limpopo river.
RESIDENTS of Tataouine, on the edge of the Sahara, think it ought to be a boomtown.
Desert diagnosis There is a consensus among scientists that that the Sahara Desert is not advancing.
Privately owned ANI sometimes enjoys privileged access to information on movements of Sahara-based Islamist fighters.
Morocco took most of Western Sahara in 1975 following the withdrawal of the colonial power Spain.
Rabat has accused Ban of dropping the United Nations' neutral stance on the Western Sahara dispute.
More migrants may die in the Sahara than in the Mediterranean, says migration tracking group 4mi.
There's only so much the villagers themselves can do to prevent the encroachment of the Sahara.
This park is located south of the Sahara desert,and is known for its bustling wildlife.
The merchant tribe is inspired by the Tuareg, ethnic Berbers of the Sahara, Ms. Carter said.
She spoke with intensity of shrines to these men in ancient villages that bordered the Sahara.
The group, known as ISIS in the Greater Sahara, claimed responsibility in January for the Oct.
Record temperatures were also logged on the edge of the Sahara and above the Arctic Circle.
Afterward, we're taking you to the Canary Islands, which recently weathered a storm from the Sahara.
More recently, the Canary Islands and the Western Sahara have become popular destinations for Chinese tourists.
The internet, mobile and digital media play a central role in the work of Sahara Reporters.
"You don't cross the Sahara without knowing it's good on the other side," said Dr. Thorup.
"When we went to the camp, all the people (from my street) went together," Sahara said.
Sahara said he feels his community also connects with Muslim Americans over becoming targets of fear.
Red sands carried by winds from the Sahara have forced airports to close, leaving thousands stranded.
Just in the last week, Williams shared photos of Australia, the Sahara desert and North Dakota.
My husband came to town before me, so I arrived at the Sahara solo by rideshare.
The fragile architecture of peace in the Western Sahara is now on the brink of collapse.
She's actually now a swimwear model and the creative director, designer, and owner of Sahara Ray Swim.
N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon used the word "occupation" to describe Morocco's annexation of Western Sahara.
The plane had been heading to Tindouf on the border with Western Sahara, Algeria's defence ministry said.
But people die going both ways; the Sahara is a swift killer that leaves little evidence behind.
American involvement in the Sahel began in earnest in 2005 with the Trans Sahara Counter-Terrorism Initiative.
The model of American tech entrepreneurship looks to be slowly sparking a renaissance in the Silicon Sahara.
Mourners attend a candlelight vigil at the corner of Sahara Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard on Oct.
The track plays as the stars — including Jason Momoa as the titular hero — traverse the Sahara Desert.
And it has reacted angrily to rulings by European courts that dismissed its claim to Western Sahara.
Kimo Mansfield (Hawaiian entertainer and choreographer): I used to perform with Don Rickles at the Sahara Hotel.
These pressures are most keenly felt in the Sahel, on the southern fringe of the Sahara desert.
"It allows you to go where we don't have cameras," Turner Sports VP Tom Sahara told Recode.
SE) (Sipchem) said on Tuesday it was planning to resume proposed merger talks with Sahara Petrochemical 2260.
The Polisario has been fighting Morocco for independence since Spain left the Western Sahara in the 70s.
The impact caused her 2017 Jeep Wrangler Sahara Unlimited to flip three times before landing upside down.
They include the Norwegian Lundehund, bred for puffin-hunting, and the Azawakh, a sighthound from the Sahara.
The Great Green Wall Initiative for the Sahara and Sahel Initiative (GGWSSI) has since gained rocket boosters.
Many paid traffickers to pack them into trucks for the long drive across Libya and the Sahara.
She has also completed a 156-mile ultramarathon in the Sahara Desert and is a new mom.
Tindouf is home to thousands of refugees from the Western Sahara standoff, many of them Polisario supporters.
With the Atlantic to his right, he continued through Western Sahara, then Mauritania, Mali and Burkina Faso.
When you think of a desert, your first thought may be of Death Valley or the Sahara.
Among the Bedouins of the Algerian Sahara, Dubuffet tried blending powdered pigment with a kind of glue.
Morocco's annexation of Western Sahara prompted a rebellion by the Polisario Front backed by Morocco's neighbor Algeria.
It was unassimilable, my night in the Sahara, and it left me disquieted and full of doubt.
French and Nigerien security officials say ISIS in the Greater Sahara has 43 to 60 core members.
From Sahara to Sochi Where did all that orange snow in Russia over the weekend come from?
Chukotka is the least densely populated chunk of the Earth, bar Antarctica and stretches of the Sahara.
Our reporter followed them as they risked their lives crossing the Sahara in hopes of reaching Europe.
This African grain, native to the regions just south of the Sahara, has been given that label.
The warming Arctic had knocked the jet stream wonky again, sucking superheated air north from the Sahara.
Mr. Sowore founded a website in 2006, Sahara Reporters, that specializes in exposing corruption and government malfeasance.
Others paid smugglers thousands of dollars to lead them through the Sahara to Libya and then Europe.
SE (Sipchem) said on Tuesday it was planning to resume proposed merger talks with Sahara Petrochemical 2260.
I saw pretty much nothing but electronic music all weekend, yet barely even entered the Sahara Tent.
As the situation escalated this week, the country initially said it would cut down on staff at the UN mission in Western Sahara (formally called the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara, or MINURSO), while also threatening recall its troops participating in peacekeeping operations around the world.
"All of these measures would seriously impede the functioning of MINURSO (the U.N. Western Sahara mission)," said Dujarric.
A month ago, warm air from the Sahara contributed to making it the continent's hottest June on record.
He fled Gambia across the Sahara and the Mediterranean in 2015 after being threatened by Jammeh's security forces.
Ray Gohill, owner of the Sahara Motel, does some last minute boarding up of his windows on Oct.
The flag for Western Sahara, a disputed territory in Northwest Africa, has a corollary on the emoji keyboard.
Many Sahrawis continue to live in refugee camps in neighbouring Algeria, which supports the cause of Western Sahara.
And another moved in July from Africa's Sahara Desert to Greenland, threatening the world's second-largest ice sheet.
Tensions were already running high in Niger, a landlocked, impoverished country on the edge of the Sahara Desert.
Nutrien, a potash company, was previously banned after the fund expressed concerns over its purchases in Western Sahara.
Lawyers for both Sahara and SEBI did not identify the properties that would be put on the block.
CMA spokesman Redouane Ag Mohamed Ali confirmed that Anefis, a town in the Sahara desert, had been taken.
Morocco has controlled most of Western Sahara, a sparsely populated stretch of desert, since 1975 as its own.
We're also going to host panels and fireside chats with luminaries in the startup scene below the Sahara.
But it was that market — restaurant delivery in particular — in which Sahara had not yet found a toehold.
The Sahrawi people's Polisario Front independence movement wants a referendum on the idea of an independent Western Sahara.
This buoyed some Saudi petrochemical shares, with Saudi Kayan rising 0.7 percent and Sahara Petrochemical gaining 1.3 percent.
They are young: south of the Sahara, their median age is below 23 everywhere except in South Africa.
In October 2010, Sahrawi activists erected tents at Gdeim Izik, not far from the capital of Western Sahara.
The Department of Agriculture's SNAP retailer rule will turn food deserts from a sand dune into the Sahara.
Congo is one of Africa's most pivotal nations, the largest in terms of landmass south of the Sahara.
We have the aim to break the Moroccan media blockade imposed since it invaded and occupied Western Sahara.
A relatively new militant group called Islamic State in the Greater Sahara has claimed some of the attacks.
Starting with a computer company called Sahara, they have built an empire in mining, transportation, technology and media.
The donkey, not the camel, opened up the Sahara, Dr. Marshall said, enabling trade between Egypt and Mesopotamia.
For centuries, Agadez has been an important way-stop for smugglers, migrants and camel caravans traversing the Sahara.
Authorities in the region have long suggested it is involved in drug trafficking in the lawless Sahara desert.
Unforgivingly hot in the day, but freezing during the night, the Sahara is renowned for its extreme temperatures.
"The Sahara is as large as the United States, and there are very few weather stations," he added.
There was no need for prison walls when the Sahara stretched for hundreds of miles in every direction.
Far away, Hurricane Ophelia has kicked the sands of the Sahara, stirred them all up into the sky.
If the contact lenses worked for my Sahara-like eyes, then that's as true a test as anything.
After she was abandoned in an oasis city in the Sahara, she made her way back to Nigeria.
It's possible that the Ghost Moderns were hunter-gatherers who lived across the southern edge of the Sahara.
"We'll solicit bids," said Jeffrey Davis, an international director of JLL, who is overseeing the bidding for Sahara.
Mr. Amri is believed to come from the impoverished south of Tunisia, on the edge of the Sahara.
Now it's dubbed a Marra King, and is the standard, entry-level room offering st Sahara Las Vegas.
We think you should know: While comfortable and refreshed, the Sahara Las Vegas is not five-star luxury.
An oil town in Algeria, on the edge of the Sahara, that hit 124 degrees Fahrenheit in July.
Algeria is a strategic ally of the United States and France in combating Islamic extremists in the Sahara.
Sahara has been trying to sell its stake for several years amid financial difficulties for its chairman, Subrata Roy.
In March America made the renewal of MINURSO, the UN peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara, conditional on political progress.
Soldiers of Suqur al-Sahara (the Desert Falcons), a branch of the Syrian army, in modern quarters of Palmyra.
Sahara Credit Cooperative had shares worth 25.95 billion rupees in Aamby Valley, according to Aamby Valley's 290 annual report.
It withdrew in a huff 33 years ago after the admission of Western Sahara, which it claims and occupies.
He called his new group Islamic State in the Greater Sahara, and soon began trying to grow his ranks.
The reggaeton singer shared stunning photos from the set of the production, which was filmed in the Sahara desert.
Known as "Spreadsheet Phil" during his cost-cutting stint as defence secretary, he does dry better than the Sahara.
Weapons spilled out of Libya's armouries, and smuggling networks for everything from people to drugs developed across the Sahara.
In a week of weather disasters, a sprinkling of snow in the Sahara desert was an unexpected bright spot.
They are south of the Sahara, but the IMF oversees them from its Middle East and Central Asia department.
Arab writers referred to the region south of the Sahara as bilad al-sudan, or "land of the blacks".
But Abdelaziz Bouteflika has something in common with the cheetahs that dart across the Sahara: he is rarely seen.
In the 1980s a fifth of countries south of the Sahara endured average annual inflation of at least 20%.
The plant, dubbed the Noor 1, is located on the edge of the Sahara in a town called Ouarzazate.
But his rule and a flagging economy saw thousands flee across the Sahara and Mediterranean to Europe each year.
Yet, in the Sahara desert that is sex education in the U.S., people aren't learning what consent really is.
Their impact is not just being felt in markets south of the Sahara, but also on the desert itself.
Filmed in the Sahara desert and the colorful streets of Morocco, the music video is visually rich and exotic.
Morocco considers the mineral-rich Western Sahara its "southern provinces" and has proposed giving the territory wide-ranging autonomy.
I'm dryer than the Sahara and had that fall flat on its face many times, and also with journalists.
The mini tech case is available in four colorways: Meghan's amber orange, emerald green, sahara tan, and jet black.
"Today is good day for Western Sahara," the group said on its Twitter account in response to the ruling.
The Moroccan government said Ban had used the word "occupation" to describe Moroccan annexation of Western Sahara in 1975.
Nevertheless, by the time the United Nations brokered a cease-fire in 1991, Morocco controlled most of Western Sahara.
It was to create an independent state for all the indigenous people of Western Sahara, not just Berber tribesmen.
The idea for the BionicWheelBot came from the Sahara flic-flac spider, which rolls away when it feels threatened.
The e-mails appear to have been obtained from a server at Sahara Computers, one of the Guptas' companies.
Every spring, these huge clouds of dust from the Sahara blow all the way across the Atlantic to Trinidad.
Subrata Roy, chairman of the Sahara Group, and Mr. Chatwal bought their shared stake in the hotel in 2012.
In the first scheme, Ho engineered a meeting in the Sahara Desert with Idriss Deby, the President of Chad.
You could shoulder the annual GDP for the Solomon Islands, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Samoa, or the Western Sahara.
She travelled frequently—not to dusty towns in the Sahara or prisons in Saudi Arabia but to foreign capitals.
The basic nitty-gritty of the recording was the sad commemoration of 40 years of Western Sahara illegal occupation.
After an immeasurable journey through time and space, a craggy gray rock fell to Earth, landing in the Sahara.
Then he started a company — Sahara, named after the family hometown — importing computer parts and assembling them for sale.
But to be honest, I'm gonna spend most of my time running from The Do LaB to the Sahara.
The 1968 John Wayne movie "The Hellfighters" was loosely based on his work during the 1962 Sahara Desert fire.
"Harmattan" refers to the dry season in West Africa, when dusty winds from the Sahara Desert create distinct weather.
Western Sahara is a disputed territory on the northwest coast of Africa with a population of more than 600,000.
But when I arrived at Acer's Open House on Sunday at the Sahara in Las Vegas, something felt off:
He hatched the idea for the race in 26.23 after completing his own soul-expanding romp around the Sahara.
They prayed together, ate together, and enjoyed a picnic of bread and tea in the dunes of the Sahara.
Abu al-Walid al-Sahrawi, leader of the Islamic State in the Greater Sahara, claimed responsibility for the Oct.
Subrata Roy, chairman of the Sahara Group, and Mr. Chatwal bought their shared stake in the hotel in 2012.
At the time, La Keisha Landrum Pierre, Sahara Reporters' chief operating officer back in New York, was heavily pregnant.
With nearly 1,100 reviews on Trip Advisor, the Sahara averages a "very good" 4.0 rating of a possible 5.
Trafigura used to be the sole lifter but BB Energy began last year and Sahara will start this month.
No one is sure what it means, much like similar images in the Cave of Swimmers in the Sahara.
So negotiators from the United Nations should be encouraged by a recent downpour in Laayoune, the capital of Western Sahara.
Population growth is placing pressure on Niger, which stretches into the Sahara desert and already struggles to feed its people.
Another idea being suggested to fight climate change—especially by more environmentally conscious scientists—is to reforest the Sahara desert.
Sahara International Petrochemical (Sipchem) also slid 3.2% after it reported a more than 38% plunge in third-quarter net profit.
While Morocco's portion of Western Sahara contains valuable phosphates, oil and fish stocks, the Polisario's third provides little of value.
He also asked God to protect them and Abu Waleed al-Sahrawi, the leader of IS in the Greater Sahara.
"I think covering the Sahara in solar panels and wind farms is highly unrealistic in the foreseeable future," said Brown.
Situated in the Sahara Desert, its crescent-shaped solar mirrors follow the sun to soak up sunlight all day long.
Not for selecting it, anyway, and for the spoiler potential—but for cutting Foals' "Spanish Sahara" from the equation, possibly.
The essence of a cool chica, Sahara features stunning transparent flat lenses that are completely versatile from day to night.
People who turn back get a free flight—cutting out the need for a perilous return journey across the Sahara.
The logging also adds to desertification, which, in turn, causes conflict across the Sahel, an arid belt below the Sahara.
When Sahara Lotti started her lash extensions company, Lashify, in 2017, she didn't know what she was getting herself into.
Najla came of age in exile alongside 21976,2350 fellow Saharawi refugees clinging defiantly to life in the brutal Sahara Desert.
The Sahara executive was intrigued by the team and the Internet of Wings's adoption by real, brick and mortar businesses.
What I really am looking for is a way of dealing with the bass pouring out of the Sahara tent.
African migrants are also prey to abuse, beatings, imprisonment and rape while heading through the Sahara desert and lawless Libya.
CCGI said in a statement it was providing insurance for the Sahara Group, which is part of the Oakbay group.
Carne Ross is the founder of Independent Diplomat, a nonprofit diplomatic group that advises the Polisario Front in Western Sahara.
It is mostly a history of jihad in Mali, which for centuries lay on the trade route across the Sahara.
A sparsely populated stretch of desert bordering the Atlantic Ocean, Western Sahara has rich fishing grounds as well as phosphate.
Sipchem would increase its share capital by 733.3 million shares, and each Sahara shareholder would receive 43 new Sipchem shares.
The berm, first built in 1980, divides Morocco from the Western Sahara and is made from sand and barbed wire.
A US intelligence official told CNN this week that ISIS in the Greater Sahara is likely responsible for the ambush.
Mutual and Federal said it has not withdrawn insurance cover on a Sahara Group of companies, subsidiary of Oakbay Investments.
CGIC said in a statement it was providing insurance for the Sahara Group, which is part of the Oakbay group.
Without vegetation to protect the land, scientist predict the rainforest will turn into a desert the likes of the Sahara.
Alonso captured this image of Nomads riding camels across the Sahara desert while standing on the highest dune in Morocco.
From birth to death, from the Western Sahara to the Mediterranean coast, the film is a journey through Moroccan life.
But his repressive rule and a flagging economy saw thousands flee across the Sahara and Mediterranean to Europe each year.
To deliver it to remote areas in the savanna and the Sahara, AID purchased huge trucks designed for American highways.
Left to die by people smugglers in the Sahara desert, he was discovered by nomadic Arabs who saved his life.
Researchers fear the storms will get worse as rainfall levels decrease along the desert's southern edge and the Sahara expands.
But a future in which the Sahara Desert goes green, in more ways than one, is still a tantalizing possibility.
The race required participants to carry their food and use a GPS to navigate across the Sahara and Acacus Mountains.
Or, in her Sahara collection, the cone shapes that mimic the rooftops of traditional desert and West African tribal homes.
Even today, Greek researchers have found that when Sahara winds reach their country, patients surge into hospitals with respiratory complaints.
Total: $30,2230 AccommodationsCosts: We're staying in riads (Moroccan guest houses) for most of the trip with a Sahara Desert Trek.
We booked through Sahara Desert Tours and meet our driver Ismail who will be showing us around for three days.
Critic's Pick A mysterious architect persuades an amnesiac that she's his wife in this elusive romance set in the Sahara.
For Africans hoping to make it to Europe, Agadez marks the northernmost outpost before crossing the expanse of the Sahara.
The usually powdery white snow turned colors due to a sandstorm that blew across the Sahara Desert in North Africa.
Maratones sobre hielo en Siberia (y en las arenas del Sahara), un incendio en París (y otros en la Amazonía).
The Sahel is a vast area on the southern flank of the Sahara that stretches from Senegal east to Chad.
With rooms starting under $50 nightly, Sahara is an excellent value for anyone seeking a great deal in Las Vegas.
The Fulani are accused of working alongside extremists who claim to be part of the Islamic State of Greater Sahara.
Morocco's government and the Polisario Front liberation movement have been locked in a territorial dispute over Western Sahara for decades.
Jungfrau, Switzerland Sahara Desert, Mauritania Viñales, Cuba Etna Volcano, Italy Newfoundland, Canada Valle de la luna, Chile Aletsch, Switzerland Joshua Tree, USA Death Valley, USA Jungfrau, Switzerland Badlands, South Dakota, USA Kaieteur, Guyana Etna Volcano, Italy Jungfrau, Switzerland Sahara Desert, Mauritania Viñales, Cuba Etna Volcano, Italy Newfoundland, Canada Valle de la luna, Chile Aletsch, Switzerland Joshua Tree, USA Death Valley, USA Jungfrau, Switzerland Badlands, South Dakota, USA Kaieteur, Guyana Etna Volcano, Italy In the wee hours of a beautiful New Year's Day in the Sahara, Oskar Landi tossed and turned, unable to sleep.
In recent years, the most stunning dinosaur fossils have come from places as far away as Argentina, Mongolia and the Sahara.
Security has deteriorated over the last few years across the remote and arid Sahel region just south of the Sahara Desert.
People are already fleeing and further changes would exacerbate this, sending countless people south and away from the Sahara and Sahel.
Disputes erupt, some of which are already turning violent, especially in the Sahel, a huge strip of Africa below the Sahara.
With the median African under the age of 20 in almost all countries south of the Sahara, the potential seemed limitless.
One of their biggest disputes has been over Western Sahara, a former Spanish colony, most of which Morocco annexed in 1975.
NINE THOUSAND years ago the Sahara desert was a grassland, inhabited by hunters who made rock paintings of hippos and giraffes.
He said he was running the Marathon des Sables in the Sahara Desert, considered one of the toughest in the world.
Winds have carried sand from the Sahara desert in North Africa to Eastern Europe, UK meteorologist Steven Keates told The Independent.
Mauritania, located on the Atlantic Ocean in Western Africa, encompasses the western boundary of the Sahara Desert, and is mostly arid.
The Islamic State in the Greater Sahara is active mostly at the Mali-Niger border and has less of a footprint.
But like the slow, creeping spread of the real Sahara desert, the company managed to keep adding more products and services.
Forget about the thousands of miles of dunes in the Sahara and Gobi — rounded by wind, those grains are too smooth.
Only about 20153% of arable land south of the Sahara is irrigated, so local weather patterns determine what can be grown.
Of all the countries south of the Sahara, only South Africa had ever sold a dollar-denominated bond to foreign investors.
This wave of xenophobia, though unprecedented in its violence, wreaked havoc in Algeria's Sahara region without arousing any large-scale objections.
A QUEUE snaked through the first Starbucks shop south of the Sahara, winding out of the door and down the block.
China's debt-trap diplomacy is spreading across Africa, much like the migratory locusts that blanket the continent south of the Sahara.
His Internet history included a YouTube video of migrants in the Sahara and a search about the conditions in the Mediterranean.
Many of Africa's youth are perishing, risking their lives in perilous journeys across the Sahara desert on their way to Europe.
In Northern Africa's Sahara Desert, certainly no stranger to sweltering temperatures, a record high was recorded July 5 in Ouargla, Algeria.
In Agadez in Niger, the numbers gathering to cross the Sahara have plunged lately — though smugglers may just have altered routes.
The Polisario previously said on its Sahara Press Service that would file its complaint with the European Commission and French customs.
A ceasefire in 1991 called for a referendum on self-determination for Western Sahara, but the vote has never taken place.
The pigments, which ranged from red to purple and look pink when diluted, were discovered below the Sahara in north Africa.
One of their biggest disputes has been over Western Sahara, a former Spanish colony, most of which Morocco claimed in 1975.
Saharan snow It snowed in one of the hottest places on Earth -- the Sahara desert -- and it was straight-up awesome.
The model also suggests that potential renewable energy farms in the Sahara could deliver about 82 terawatts of electrical power annually.
Groups based in the neighboring country seek to extend their influence over the Sahel, the arid scrubland south of the Sahara.
After several days and a thousand miles, they reached Agadez, an old caravan city at the southern edge of the Sahara.
"When you go to the Sahara desert, you will meet many skeletons," a man from Benin City named Monday told me.
Groucutt speculates that animals from sub-Saharan Africa would have migrated into the Sahara and out of Africa into Arabia, too.
"The al Qaeda-aligned JNIM and the ISIS (Greater Sahara) threats have continued to increase in size and capability," Maj. Gen.
Western Sahara, an arid territory slightly bigger than Britain along the Atlantic Ocean, has about half a million people, the Sahrawis.
But its songs still look back to Sahara home turf, from their modal riffs and North African rhythms to their lyrics.
Sahara is located at the northern end of the Strip, just a few minutes' ride from the Las Vegas Convention Center.
It spanned three continents, millions of dollars and included clandestine meetings with African leaders in the middle of the Sahara Desert.
Theofilopoulou wondered why the UN chief felt the need to travel to Western Sahara given the relative impasse in recent years.
An article on March 22 about Morocco's request that the United Nations mission in Western Sahara close its military liaison office as part of an escalating quarrel between the Moroccan authorities and the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, over the disputed territory of Western Sahara misspelled the name of the coastal city where the office is based.
As far as resource management goes, it's also worth highlighting Sahara, which now makes it easier to provision Hadoop clusters on OpenStack.
Numerous daily and monthly temperature records are already falling as the hot air mass, known as a Sahara Plume, sets up shop.
A ceasefire in 1991 split the region in two between what Morocco calls its southern Sahara and an area controlled by Polisario.
If you live in Las Vegas and want to donate blood, try the Labor Health & Welfare Clinic on 7135 W. Sahara Ave.
The nascent rebellion is the latest security challenge for Deby, a close ally of the West against Islamist militants in the Sahara.
Blood Donation Labor Health & Welfare Clinic: 7135 W Sahara Ave #23, Las Vegas, NV 89117 United Blood Services: 6930 W. Charleston Blvd.
Plus, the art direction is eye candy, with Zootopia districts like Tundratown, Sahara Square and the teensy Little Rodentia to marvel at.
But for two days, the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal was an oasis in what is normally a Sahara-sized desert of racing action.
The Sahrawi people's Polisario Front movement, which demands self-determination for Western Sahara, wants a referendum on independence for the disputed territory.
Originally, the thousands of refugees who fled the Western Sahara in 1976 hoped their sojourn in Algeria would last a few weeks.
Yet despite the vastness of the Sahara and Sahel, it is not impossible to slow down or even halt symptoms of desertification.
The study excluded 13 countries and territories including North Korea, Venezuela and Western Sahara due to a lack of recently validated data.
But more than 60 years after it was first proposed, just such a project is underway at the edge of the Sahara.
I remember trying to talk about it with friends, and there's the scene where I talk about it with my friend Sahara.
Smoke and debris from the fires -- along with sand from the Sahara desert -- are being carried north by the storm's strong winds.
A Polisario representative said talks should not abandon progress made by former U.N. Western Sahara envoy Christopher Ross, who resigned last month.
How many people have died in the vast Sahara remains a mystery because there are no official search and rescue efforts there.
Well, as we found out, neither could a lot of the people at the band's Friday night Sahara tent set at Coachella.
Salt was mined in the heart of the Sahara, and was the necessary pathway through to the gold reservoirs of Western Africa.
Even though thousands have died crossing the Sahara or drowned on the way to Europe, many still want to make the journey.
Mr. Ban used that terminology during a trip this month to neighboring Algeria, where he visited a camp for Western Sahara refugees.
Morocco seized Western Sahara, a former Spanish protectorate, in 1976, and fought a war against a pro-independence movement, the Polisario Front.
The talks are currently taking place between Chimera's principal investor, Shahal Khan, and India's Sahara Group, majority owner of the Plaza Hotel.
The formations, which stretch across an area about 47 miles wide, are similar to those seen in satellite images of the Sahara.
Who: Sahara Lin and her mom, Choichun LeungThe Trend: Super-Shiny MetallicsHow do you two influence each other's style, if at all?
Western Sahara, which has significant phosphate reserves and offshore fishing, has been contested since 1975 when Spain, the former colonial power, withdrew.
No matter what the temperature is outside, during service it can feel like you're trying to navigate yourself through the Western Sahara.
"Es fácil decir que deben ser trasladados a instalaciones en tierra", afirmó Yasuyuki Sahara, alto viceministro del Ministerio de Salud de Japón.
Because of its searing, sunny conditions, numerous energy projects are already seeking to capitalize on the immense solar potential of the Sahara.
SAHARA DESERT, Morocco — The most popular runner in one of the world's most difficult races is, strictly speaking, not an official entrant.
It has long been her special tennis place: a good fit for her understated personality, innate dignity and sometimes Sahara-dry wit.
The journey to Nouakchott took roughly an hour, tracing the Mauritanian coast—to the left the Atlantic, to the right the Sahara.
Kudzanai-Violet Hwami: (15,952km) via Trans-Sahara Hwy N1 continues at Gasworks, 155 Vauxhall Street, London SE11 5RH through  December 15, 2019.
He doesn't hail from the Mississippi Delta or Chicago's South Side, but from the dusty outpost of Agadez, Niger, in the Sahara.
The Malian town of Timbuktu lies at the point where the lifeblood of West Africa, the River Niger, bends into the Sahara.
Late last month, 44 migrants, including children, died in the Sahara after their vehicle broke down and they ran out of water.
The family's "city" home was in Zagora, a town of ochre, rook-shaped kasbahs built with their backs to the Sahara Desert.
Scerri said this paper highlights the importance of North Africa, and also the Sahara, for archaeologists seeking to learn more about human origins.
Its authority has been rejected in the east and is barely felt in the south where smugglers bring migrants in across the Sahara.
The dark blue areas are being eroded away and shifting small grains of sand to form dunes, similar to those in the Sahara.
Thousands have died crossing the Mediterranean, including more than 3,000 already this year, and an unknown number have perished in the Sahara Desert.
Morocco's king has proposed an autonomy plan instead and invested heavily in the Western Sahara region in an attempt to calm independence claims.
Algeria is a longtime backer of Polisario, the group that has been fighting for independence for Moroccan-controlled Western Sahara since the 1970s.
Hostilities between Morocco and Polisario began shortly after Spain, the colonial power, withdrew from Western Sahara in 1975, when Morocco annexed the territory.
In reality, the VIP ticket meant clinging onto the railing of a pickup truck as it maneuvered the vast expanse of the Sahara.
Three war films from 1943 — Crash Dive, Bataan, and Sahara — showed African Americans in uniform, serving their country and making a great sacrifice.
A capable field commander, Nur is thought to have trained with al-Qaeda cells in the Sahara and with al-Shabab in Somalia.
Others have been claimed by a variety of similar groups including Nusrat al-Islam, Islamic State in the Greater Sahara and Ansarour Islam.
Middlemen like Tsegay, who often go by their first name to shield their identity, are trusted by refugees trying to cross the Sahara.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) says the Sahara crossing is at least as deadly as the Mediterranean, although most incidents go unreported.
Like the Sahara desert — where high temperatures average about 100 degrees in the summer, and lows hover right around freezing in the winter.
Sahara has previously said it had repaid 95 percent of its liability in that plan, which has not been accepted by the court.
Switzerland-based Mocoh and Petraco, Lebanon's BB Energy and Nigerian firms Sahara Group, Eterna and Oando were also among those on the list.
Around two dozen members of the Polisario Front, a rebel group in Western Sahara that is backed by Algeria, were on the aircraft.
The "neighborhoods" bear the names of cities in the occupied Western Sahara—Dakhla, Laayoune, Beir Lahlu—dusty memorials of a hoped-for past.
I caught a few sets, including one at the Sahara tent — Coachella's home to all things EDM — and another at the Main Stage.
The extremely high temperatures, caused by an influx of hot air from Africa, were also carrying loads of dust from the Sahara Desert.
Everyone's favorite family is off on another great adventure, hitting the African Sahara, the Caribbean and even Mt. Everest — all in a day!
The Sahara, which covers 3.6 million square miles, or roughly the size of the entire United States, had steadily encroached onto Old Mahlel.
In a separate incident, police in the Delta state said five Nigerian oil workers from local firm Sahara Energy were kidnapped on Thursday.
Kennington told Cosmopolitan that she was inspired by a photo shoot in the desert in advance of the Beyond Sahara festival in Morocco.
Islam expanded south of the Sahara in the tenth century and most of its adherents have opposed the most puritanical versions of Islam.
Even after nine years in the job he is apt to stumble, most recently by calling Morocco's presence in Western Sahara "an occupation".
Morocco sent 300,000 settlers into Western Sahara after the Spanish withdrew in 1975, chasing out large numbers of Sahrawis and annexing the territory.
In 1952 Richard St Barbe Baker, a British environmental scientist, proposed planting a swathe of trees across the southern reaches of the Sahara.
Within weeks, 20,000 protesters had descended on the makeshift camp—the largest display of civil disobedience since Morocco annexed Western Sahara in 1976.
Mohammed Abdelaziz, the longtime leader of a movement to create an independent state for the indigenous people of Western Sahara, died on Tuesday.
ISIS affiliate likely responsible: CNN has reported that 50 fighters of the regional ISIS in the Greater Sahara were responsible for the attack.
Spanning 11 African countries, the Sahara is the largest desert in the entire world at 3.5 million square miles, according to Live Science.
They fled poverty and repression in sub-Sahara, giving up everything to undertake a desperate -- and ultimately unsuccessful -- voyage to get to Europe.
ALGIERS — Unknown attackers fired rockets on Friday at a gas facility in the Sahara in Algeria, the energy companies Statoil and BP said.
Halpern said his team did field measurements in remote places like the Sahara Desert when trying to figure out where to put CHIME.
Morocco has controlled most of the Western Sahara, which is rich in phosphates and has seen some initial oil exploration efforts, since 1975.
A little goes a long way and, for the most part, it's mitigated the whole Sahara situation I've got happening on my face.
Many of the detainees were captured on arrival through the Sahara, or forcibly returned by patrols stopping their flimsy vessels in the Mediterranean.
Aquifers in arid areas, like the Sahara Desert, have a long hydraulic memory and may take millennia to respond to current climate shifts.
Investors should consider India, sub-Sahara Africa and Latin America areas that should continue to post strong growth rates over the long haul.
Mariem Hassan: La Voz Indómita (Nubenegra) "(Del Sáhara Occidental)," a subtitle explains, but the Western Sahara wasn't big enough to contain Mariem Hassan.
That eruption also wreaked havoc elsewhere, as far away as Syria and the Sahara, spreading poisonous haze and drastically affecting the global climate.
I'd moved to Mali by that point, and I think that the guitar part probably owes more to the Sahara than the Caribbean.
Many of its young and able-bodied citizens have fled the country, choosing treacherous routes along the Sahara over military service at home.
"We are conducting investigations, collecting data, and based on which, we have consultation with experts to make a decision or judgment," Sahara said.
And if timeless Wrangler style is your thing, skipping the Rubicon edition for the Sahara model will provide a better daily driving experience.
It's possible that heavy rains brought in nutrients — like iron, which is important for coccolithophores — from the Sahara, according to The Associated Press.
Her book, "Stories of the Sahara," has endured for generations of young Taiwanese and Chinese women yearning for independence from conservative social norms.
Some Chinese websites offer directions to the Saharan church where Sanmao was married, and to a nearby hotel called the San Mao Sahara.
In the east, Islamic State in the Greater Sahara operates in forests that have long been a haven for bandits, smugglers and poachers.
Dry, dusty Harmattan winds sweep in sand from the Sahara, which can ravage cocoa pods and sap soil moisture, leading to smaller beans.
Sahara Reporters, the online Nigerian news organization Sowore founded, said he has been taken to the state security headquarters after his latest arrest.
The team are co-owned by tycoon Vijay Mallya and Sahara Group founder Subrata Roy, who have both had well-documented legal problems.
Whether Mr. Roy and Sahara truly intend to sell or are merely trying to bolster the price, they appear to be pressing forward.
A storm swept sands from the Sahara through the Canary Islands over the weekend, forcing airports to close and stranding thousands of tourists.
Over the weekend, a storm swept sands from the Sahara over the Canary Islands, forcing airports to close and stranding thousands of tourists.
The Athens Observatory said on Friday that this is one of the largest transfers of desert sand to Greece from the Sahara ever.
I want A to keep some vacation days for the winter time, so we put the Sahara on the back burner... for now.
Around a dozen countries lie wholly or in part within the Sahara, including Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Mali, Mauritania, Egypt, Algeria, Chad and Niger.
Embattled Sahara has been trying to raise funds since Roy's arrest by selling real estate assets but has failed in several past bids.
Sahara has also previously said it had repaid 95 percent of its liability, a claim which has not been accepted by the court.
Last year, the property was sold to the Meruelo Group, which returned to the building&aposs roots and renamed it Sahara Las Vegas.
Gatkuoth said Switzerland-based Trafigura, Lebanon's BB Energy and Nigeria's Sahara Energy were the three buyers for the country's crude with cash advances.
The Sahara Desert looked more like the Rocky Mountains this weekend after it snowed there for the fourth time in nearly 40 years.
Since Monday, a dog named Cactus has been running alongside humans in the Marathon des Sables, a 140.7-mile race across the Sahara.
Initially designed to raise awareness of Sahrawi refugees living in Western Sahara, an exhibition takes a sprawling look at the legacies of colonialism.
Tensions heightened during the past two years after Morocco refused to accept the appointment of a new UN personal envoy to Western Sahara.

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