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Chambrier and Gondjout queen it over African logistics

Roselyne Chambrier Chalobah and Laura Olga Gondjout, both from Gabonese political dynasties which went into opposition, respectively represent the interests of competing African logistics giants Arise P&L and Monaco Resources. [...] (601 words)

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Abidjan port gestion
African Development Bank
Agricorp
Alassane Ouattara
Alexandre Barro Chambrier
Ali Bongo
Amadou Gon Coulibaly
Arise Infrastructure
Arise Integrated Industrial
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International Monetary Fund
Laure Olga Gondjout
Marcel Eloi Rahandi Chambrier
Monaco Resources
Olam
Paul Indjendjé-Gondjout
Paul-Marie Gondjout
R-Logistic Afrique
Roselyne Chambrier Chalobah
Talyane Ngonde Chalobah Gondjout

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