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Guinea
Nothing can stop Ng Chau Leung David's mining foray

Discreet Malay businessman NG Chau Leung David, CEO of the Banque de developpement de Guinee (BDG, AMI 388), has snapped [...]

Published on 20/06/2017 at 04:30 GMT

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The Banque de Developpement de Guinee (BDG), 75% owned by Asian funds and directed by Malaysians, is racking up precious metals projects in Guinea. The bank's directors also have their own companies in the sector, operating under the protection of [.

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