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Trump’s threat not a concern for Saskatchewan potash mining town, mayor says

The mayor of a Saskatchewan town said residents are not worried, or currently affected, by recent threats made by U.S. President Donald Trump to get potash from Belarus.

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Trump’s threat not a concern for Saskatchewan potash mining town, mayor says
The mayor of a Saskatchewan town said residents are not worried, or currently affected, by recent threats made by U.S. President Donald Trump to get potash from Belarus.
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Police arrests two suspected kidnappers in Oyo 

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Paul Omeje explores power, loyalty in 1980s Ibadan with crime novel Apata Boys

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