State agencies hungry for new public real estate assets
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The current leaders in Conakry are throwing themselves into a race to regain control of illegally acquired public assets, targeting political opponents, businesses and multinationals alike. State agencies are pushing each other out of the way to get ahold of the seized assets. For ANAIM, the state mining agency, it could be a way to help boost its meagre finances. [...] (1063 words)
Issue dated 04/04/2022
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