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BURKINA FASO : Canadian gold miner Altair bets on Toussaint Bamouni to spice up Burkina enterprise

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The Canadian agency Altair Assets is counting on Toussaint Bamouni, the previous head of Burkina Faso’s chamber of mines, to spice up its presence within the nation’s mining sector.

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