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Africa, France
The afterlife of Sarkozy's ex-ministers, chapter 3

As Gérard Longuet was cosying up to Faure Gnassingbé on behalf of Sea-Invest in Lomé, his former colleague Claude Guéant was prospecting for business in Kinshasa in late December. [...]

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Bertrand Cochery
Bollore
Brigitte Fossorier
Brussels Airlines
Claude Gueant
Dominique de Villepin
Ecole nationale d'administration et de la magistrature
Faure Gnassingbe
Felix Tshisekedi
Fillon
François Guéant
Frank Timis
Gerard Longuet
Guéant Avocats
Idriss Deby
Iota
Jean-Charles Charki
Michel Roussin
Nicolas Sarkozy
Pan African Minerals
Port Autonome de San Pedro
Sea-Invest
Serge Thiemele
Union pour un mouvement populaire
Vincent Bollore
Vital Kamerhe

Mali, Togo
Faure Gnassingbé plays godfather of Mali transition

Togo's president, who since August has forged close links with putschist officers in Mali, wants to persuade the vice-president of the transitional government, Assimi Goita, to give more leeway to Prime Minister Moctar Ouane. Lomé is set to host the next meeting of the Mali Transition Support Group in February.

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The transitional vice-president Assimi Goita with Togo's president Faure Gnassimbé, on 28 december in Lomé.

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Dominique de Villepin
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Faure Gnassingbe
Felix Tshisekedi
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François Guéant
Frank Timis
Gerard Longuet
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Idriss Deby
Iota
Jean-Charles Charki
Michel Roussin
Nicolas Sarkozy
Pan African Minerals
Port Autonome de San Pedro
Sea-Invest
Serge Thiemele
Union pour un mouvement populaire
Vincent Bollore
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Africa, France
The afterlife of Sarkozy's ex-ministers, chapter 3

Mali, Togo
Faure Gnassingbé plays godfather of Mali transition

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Freddy Kita Bukusu, minister of a thousand networks

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Ministers and diplomats get a second wind at sea

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Sea Invest and other compagnies eye Nouadhibou port

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Bollore and Sea Invest team on San Pedro port

Burkina Faso
Pan African under pressure at Tambao

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Gueant hustles for African business