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Dangote to supply half of Cameroon’s imported fuel

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Dangote will supply half of Cameroon’s imported fuel after nine months of negotiations with a delegation from the Cameroonian presidency. The agreement concluded in Lagos also involves MRS Holding and should reduce costs linked to intermediaries, according to EcoMatin.

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