Gulf companies continue to buy into African energy assets

Issue 155 - 23 Jan 2009 | 8 minute read

The announcement that a Dubai company is to ‘invest $16bn’ in Nigeria serves as a reminder of the extent that Gulf investors have sought out new business in Africa.

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