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Nigeria : Mota-Engil to take over one of tycoon Kola Karim’s oil companies

The Portuguese construction giant will soon be acquiring DBN Energies, a company specialising in the construction of oil infrastructure, from Nigerian businessman Kola Karim. ​The Portuguese construction giant will soon be acquiring DBN Energies, a company specialising in the construction of oil infrastructure, from Nigerian businessman Kola Karim. Read More

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Gabon : The discreet service provider behind the Oligui taxis revealed

A total of 800 vehicles have been distributed as part of the ‘One Young Person, One Taxi’ programme launched by the transitional president. The operation’s main contractor is Luxury Car, an import company based in Dubai. ​A total of 800 vehicles have been distributed as part of the ‘One Young Person, One Taxi’ programme launched

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DRC : Togo’s Faure Gnassingbé faces the thorny issue of mediation in eastern DR Congo

Togolese President Faure Gnassingbé has just made an unexpected entry into the DRC issue. On 5 April, Angolan President João […] ​Togolese President Faure Gnassingbé has just made an unexpected entry into the DRC issue. On 5 April, Angolan President João […] Read More

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Zimbabwe : US company Namib Minerals’ plans for redeveloping gold mines face possible complications

US company Namib Minerals plans to begin redeveloping this month the Redwing and Mazowe gold mines in eastern and central […] ​US company Namib Minerals plans to begin redeveloping this month the Redwing and Mazowe gold mines in eastern and central […] Read More

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Senegal : Russians, Chinese, Israelis eye Senegal’s defence and security market

Sales representatives from the Israeli cyberintelligence company Cognyte travelled to Dakar in early March to make an initial approach to the Senegalese government. Cognyte is already active in West Africa, particularly in Ivory Coast, where it has just sold IMSI-Catcher eavesdropping devices. […] ​Sales representatives from the Israeli cyberintelligence company Cognyte travelled to Dakar in

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