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IVORY COAST Issue dated 02/01/2013

Ouattara’s shower of Xmas gifts for miners

President Alassane Ouattara seized the occasion of the last cabinet meeting in 2012, held in Yamoussoukro, to issue decrees awarding [...] (263 words)

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Diabate likes to put it in words

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Spotlight IVORY COAST 13/11/2012

Accord on cutting size of concessions

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Toungara reassures on additional profits

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The license freeze lifted at last

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