In his terrible race against time since February 2017 against the company Millicom for the purchase of Tigo Senegal, Kabirou Mbodj faced two enemies: time and money. On the first duel, the CEO of the Wari group has thought he won when he succeeded, helped by Afreximbank, to mobilize the amount requested, 80 billion CFA…...
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Millicom vs Wari: the big disillusion of Kabirou Mbodj
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