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AFRICA Issue dated 19/05/2015

Afren’s directors lose heart

The arrival of Alan Linn as Afren’s new managing director [...] (118 words)

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David Thomas, Afren's wild card

Afren’s stakeholders up the ante

Alan Linn, Afren's new white knight

The firms lying in wait to ambush Afren

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Afren prefers cash to legal victory

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