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EQUATORIAL GUINEA Issue dated 05/03/2008

E-ON Plants its Flag

After debuting in Nigeria, the German gas giant E.ON Ruhrgas has found a foothold in Equatorial Guinea as well. It will be involved in building a second train at EG LNG. [...] (232 words)

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Former Cameroonian prime minister Philémon Yang leads the AU's oh-so difficult search for new commissioners

Sincerus Global begins to make its mark as top Department of State military contractor in Africa

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