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AFRICA Issue dated 26/09/2017

ICSID newcomers well versed in African oil

Many of the latest arbitrators appointed to the World Bank's tribunal have a strong background in the continent's oil sector. [...] (175 words)

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Yas Banifatemi, Banjul's trump card against African Petroleum

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African Petroleum exacts its revenge

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