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GABON Issue dated 15/11/2016

Only two bidders left for Shell's onshore assets

Hit by the collapse in the oil price and financially [...] (138 words)

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The unauthorised life story of "Kaka", N'Djamena's new strongman

From Western Sahara to broadcasting, royal adviser El Himma in sole charge at the Palace

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Fresh details about Carlyle's mystery partner in Shell deal

How Carlyle plans to upstage Perenco in fight for Shell's assets

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Looming scandal over uncounted barrels

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