Opaque deals and administrative bullying mark DRC’s flirtation with investment pariah status

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A pattern is emerging in the way big resources contracts are being reallocated to unknown companies that the authorities say meet their criteria for fit and proper partners criteria

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Libya claims back $60bn of Qadhafi’s secretly invested US Treasuries

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Oasis reaches financial close for trio of South African battery projects

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