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Mere Striplings, but with 2 Blocks

Caprikat and Foxwhelp were founded just three months before winning blocks on Lake Albert. [...] (326 words)

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Aurora Empowerment Systems
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Harpal S. Randhawa
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Khulubuse Clive Zuma
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Marc Bonnant
Michael Hulley
Mossack Fonseca
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Clarification by DGI Group

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Lake Albert: Chief Aide Under Fire

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How Caprikat got their blocks

Caprikat and Fox Whelp, the two companies that have won blocks 1 and 2, are working with Congolese advisors.

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Lake Albert: The Last Roll of the Dice

After four years of uncertainty, Congolese president Joseph Kabila finally made up his mind on June 18 by signing decrees concerning blocks 1 and 2 on the banks of Lake Albert. Exploration on the lakes is far more advanced on

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