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Private sector hopes for OHADA membership for sunnier business climate

As a World Bank report published on 1 June expresses concerns about the business climate in Madagascar, the country's private sector is still hopeful Madagascar will join OHADA, an organisation of 17 Africa states bound by a system of business laws. [...]

Published on 13/06/2022 at 06:00 GMT

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Private sector hopes for OHADA membership for sunnier business climate

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Touadéra and Moscow protect warlord Hassan Bouba from international justice

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Russia's presence further widens wedge in Paris-Bangui axis

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