Launched with fanfare in July 2012 in Brazzaville, the Forbes Africa franchise is stopped due to apparent financial difficulties. The last issue was published in October 2017. Faced with this blockage, journalists and staff who, for some have not been paid for 14 months, decided to form a collective. In a joint missive, addressed…...
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Lucien Ebata “sinks” Forbes Africa magazine
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Lucien Ebata, boss of the group Orion Oil and Forbes Africa.
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