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Bollore and Maersk rule the ports

Having won a 25-year concession for the port of Monrovia, [...]

Published on 28/10/2010 at 10:00 GMT

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Since visiting Conakry on February 3, French businessman Vincent Bollore has sent several of his representatives to the Guinean capital, as part of his conquest strategy.

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