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A new Africa boss named at Veolia

Antoine Frerot, chairman and chief executive of France's Veolia utilities group, is to appoint a new head of Africa and [...] (223 words)

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Veolia vs the state: secrets of the divorce

SEEG case, Tony Ondo Mba takes matters into own hands

How Libreville drove Veolia's directors up the wall

Veolia appeals to ICSID in its dispute with the state Free

Veolia seeks a positive outcome to the SEEG saga

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Veolia vs the state: secrets of the divorce

SEEG case, Tony Ondo Mba takes matters into own hands

How Libreville drove Veolia's directors up the wall

Veolia appeals to ICSID in its dispute with the state Free

Veolia seeks a positive outcome to the SEEG saga

Veolia ponders its strategy against Gabon

Pascal Canfin to assist the government in its dispute with Veolia

Why Ali Bongo unceremoniously dumped Veolia

The weather's turning grey at Veolia

Veolia airbrushes out Djouhri allies

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