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France's highest court dashes Mohsen Hojeij's hopes to seize more money

After he was authorised to seize $30m from the Congolese national oil company SNPC's bank account, businessman Mohsen Hojeij has been denied any more of his $1.2bn debt claim on Brazzaville through the French justice system. [...] (200 words)
Issue dated 06/04/2021
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Commisimpex: godfather to Lebanon's Shiites fails to reconcile Hojeij and Sassou 

The secret negotiations between Lebanese businessman Mohsen Hojeij and the Congolese president's office over their €1.2bn debt dispute were facilitated by the Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament, Nabih Berri. Now weeks into the talks, revealed by Africa Intelligence, neither side is willing to budge. [...]
Nabih Berri, Lebanon's parliament speaker, has failed in his mediation between the Congolese president's office and the Lebanese CEO of Commisimpex, Mohsen Hojeij.
Nabih Berri, Lebanon's parliament speaker, has failed in his mediation between the Congolese president's office and the Lebanese CEO of Commisimpex, Mohsen Hojeij. © REUTERS-Mohamed Azakir

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