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Congo succession drama still plays out years after Kabila’s death

by Mwangi Githahu, February 21 2013, 16:40

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Top 40 37309.670.02% up
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FTSE 100 6840.270.54% up
Dow Jones 15335.83-0.34% down
All Share 41836.020.05% up
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USD/ZAR 9.57400.29% up
GBP/ZAR 14.3990-0.47% down
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AUD/ZAR 9.2705-1.00% down
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Gold 1360.2500-1.00% down
Platinum 1462.50000.38% up
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Brent Crude Oil 102.460-0.14% down
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  2. Guptagate report shows manipulation, collusion and illegal blue lights
  3. Karabus lawyer says South African nurse behind bars in UAE
  4. Eskom was ‘on the brink of a power shutdown’
  5. India’s version of Gupta debacle differs
  1. Need for ‘economic Codesa’ is now greater than ever
  2. What is your company’s foreign policy?
  3. EDITORIAL: African Union should let the sunshine in

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