IVORY COAST : French military upset over Ouattara's contracts to private sector - 28/06/2017

Alassane Ouattara has been prompted by instability in his armed forces to hand work to private French concerns to train troops. But France's military establishment isn't altogether happy about that. [...] (324 words)

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