By Rodrigue Fenelon Massala In Equatorial Guinea, authorities have obtained a significant revision of the cost of several infrastructure projects entrusted to Sogea-Satom. Following a technical audit carried out by an international firm mandated by the State, the amount of work remaining to be done has been reduced from 35 billion to 19 billion FCFA,…...
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