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AFRICA Issue dated 29/11/2016

What's become of Afren's old bosses?

Despite the collapse of their company which has been sold off in bits and pieces, Afren’s former executives are continuing to pursue their careers in Africa, and particularly Nigeria. [...] (331 words)

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