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AFRICA 27/06/2017

Addax sweeps the cobwebs out of its official networks

From Geneva to Africa, heads have been rolling as the company steels to shield itself against the fallout of the pending Swiss court case over its activities in Nigeria. [...] (282 words)

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Sinopec chastises Geneva over Addax case

Addax pays up, switches up its team and settles its legal case

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Addax case rubs off on Communist party

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Klusener first in the firing line in Addax/Deloitte scandal

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Mayor of Antananarivo gets capital's waste disposal debt cancelled

Hungary's Duna Aszfalt talks to leading Katanga businessman about cross-border road project

Private firm Sentinel lands security contract with EU delegation

Geneva municipality picks Addax's top auditor S. Blanchot as new CFO

Why Yi Zhang decided to shift Addax out of Geneva

Guus Klusener, still carries sway at Addax from behind the scenes

Ruud Schrama pays for handling Kaztec case at Addax

Sinopec chastises Geneva over Addax case

Addax pays up, switches up its team and settles its legal case

Guus Klusener and Yi Zhang back on track at Addax

Addax case rubs off on Communist party

Klusener tries to save Addax from catastrophe

Klusener first in the firing line in Addax/Deloitte scandal

Government sticks nose into Satram-Addax dispute

Explosion on Obangue field: Addax muddies the water

Addax caught up in new wrangle with government

Thomas Assogba, Addax’s hired hand

Addax faces crushing government demands

Ngoubou gets the better of Addax

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