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ALGERIA Issue dated 12/03/2019

The build-up to Salah Mekmouche's ejection from Sonatrach

The Algerian state-owned firm has been left without an upstream director since vice-president Salah Mekmouche was recently sacked by Sonatrach's [...] (174 words)

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