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DRC Issue dated 07/10/2014

Virunga: dam versus oil wells

During the screening of a documentary denouncing the oil industry’s encroachment on the Virunga national park in Congo-K before the [...] (316 words)

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Prince in power deal in Virunga park

British MPs gang up on Soco International

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Soco again under suspicion

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