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Spotlight IVORY COAST Issue dated 11/05/2011

Ouattara’s petroleum agenda

Now that four months of political upheaval and economic sanctions are behind him, Ivory Coast’s new president, Alassane Ouattara, is going to wield a broom in the boardrooms of public companies linked to the oil trade and give a push [...] (676 words)

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