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Russia Still Struggling to Gain Foothold in Africa
By
Kester Kenn Klomegah
As Russia’s new president Vladimir Putin begins a new phase of economic growth, trade experts are keeping a watchful eye on Moscow’s policies with the African continent, which they see as a huge, untapped source of economic opportunity.
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