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IVORY COAST Issue dated 26/12/2017

Stan Bharti's gold quest leads him to Bonikro

As Africa Mining Intelligence had anticipated (AMI 394), Indian-Canadian tycoon [...] (126 words)

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IVORY COAST 04/06/2019

Bonikro: Stan Bharti and Africa Finance Corp already opt out

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Faso Stan Bharti tightens grip on African Gold Group

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Tycoon Stan Bharti's future rubies branded Fura Gems

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Stan Bharti in the Forbes & Manhattan boardroom. © FastilyClone via Wikimedia Commons

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Stan Bharti sets up VIP Gold club

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Faso Stan Bharti tightens grip on African Gold Group

Bonikro communities want piece of golden pie

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