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CONGO Issue dated 06/12/2017

Sassou beefs up his security apparatus courtesy of Leonard Noel Essongo

Denis Sassou-Nguesso has bolstered his security apparatus with the appointment on 25 November of the 69-year-old general Leonard Noel Essongo, [...] (310 words)

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JDO's strategy for paving the way for the future

Putsch rumours ramp up tensions between clans close to Sassou

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