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Madagascar
Unhappy Local Industrials

Unhappy with the 2004 budget, which was just voted on by the Malagasy national assembly, local industrials are giving the government the cold shoulder. [...]

Published on 06/12/2003 at 11:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

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Madagascar
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Madagascar
An Economy in Bits and Pieces

Madagascar
Businessmen in despair

Mauritius
MEDIA settles in Antananarivo

Madagascar, United States
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Madagascar
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Madagascar
WHERE'S THE SAP?

Spotlight | Madagascar
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Madagascar
GAS POTENTIAL EXAMINED

Spotlight | Madagascar
BID TO REVIVE EXPLORATION

Spotlight | Madagascar
RAVONY BACK TO THE WALL

Madagascar
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Madagascar
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