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SNPC reorganisation breaks up Denis Christel Sassou Nguesso's "clan"

The appointments made on April 27 to the top management team at Societe Nationale des Petroles au Congo (SNPC) by [...] (331 words)

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SNPC: Ominga outs Benjamin Makaya after a long wait

Denis Christel, a very special envoy for Felix Tshisekedi

Cedric Okiorina, future guardian of Kiki's networks joins SNPC trading

Denis Christel Sassou Nguesso tries desperately to cling onto slipping hold of trading sector

Ominga flouts crisis and appoints a plethora of SNPC executives

Denis Christel Sassou Nguesso seeks refuge within the government

Raoul Ominga named SNPC head to appease the Mbochi clan

"Kiki" Sassou Nguesso pal, Teresa Goma, takes top oil role

Sassou plays for time with the IMF

The SNPC overhaul creates rifts among the ‘clans'

Ngakala to seek would-be MPs liked by president's son

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SNPC: Ominga outs Benjamin Makaya after a long wait

Denis Christel, a very special envoy for Felix Tshisekedi

Cedric Okiorina, future guardian of Kiki's networks joins SNPC trading

Denis Christel Sassou Nguesso tries desperately to cling onto slipping hold of trading sector

Ominga flouts crisis and appoints a plethora of SNPC executives

Denis Christel Sassou Nguesso seeks refuge within the government

Raoul Ominga named SNPC head to appease the Mbochi clan

"Kiki" Sassou Nguesso pal, Teresa Goma, takes top oil role

Sassou plays for time with the IMF

The SNPC overhaul creates rifts among the ‘clans'

Ngakala to seek would-be MPs liked by president's son

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