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South Sudan
Iota

The financial consulting firm of Jean-Charles Charki, son-in-law of French [...]

Published on 05/10/2011 at 11:00 GMT

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Jean-Marie Messier
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Iota's high connections in Paris

A financial consulting concern named Iota and headed by the son-in-law of a powerful French rightwing politician is working for oil companies.

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Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Morocco
US-China trade war threatens Morocco's nascent battery industry

South Sudan
Iota

Central Africa
Iota's high connections in Paris

East Africa
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Sudan
Lual Acuek Deng

Spotlight | Sudan
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Tehran's erratic energy diplomacy

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Gulf and Chinese Investors Join Forces