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NIGERIA Issue dated 11/07/2017

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

In exchange for a 32 million Swiss franc fine and a change of management, the Genevan procurer, Yves Bertossa has [...] (218 words)

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After heading Addax Petroleum for the past seven years, Yi Zhang is ready to move on but not from Geneva. [...]

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Sinopec chastises Geneva over Addax case

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Van Roosmalen brought in to wake Addax from its coma

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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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Colin Klappa lined up to direct Addax's Lagos office

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Sinopec chastises Geneva over Addax case

Addax sweeps the cobwebs out of its official networks

Guus Klusener and Yi Zhang back on track at Addax

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