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Areva extricates itself from Imouraren

Having permanently given up its plans to mine uranium in Niger’s Imouraren, Areva is now trying to sell its permit. [...] (188 words)

Issue dated 10/02/2016

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Mamadou Tandja
Mohamed Akotey
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Somair

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