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MADAGASCAR Issue dated 25/07/2017

President prepared to lay oil code to rest

Omnis, the state body in charge of oil and mines, has been left hanging in a state of uncertainty over [...] (232 words)

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The authorities gear up for the arrival of the oil

London to greet Malagasy leader with open arms

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Minister Zafilahy determined to showcase his country’s potential

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