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DRC : Middleman Du Wei fights on with his partners for Nzilo II hydroelectric dam construction contract

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Chinese businessman Du Wei, who was very active during the presidency of Joseph Kabila, is still very much present in the DR Congo business world. He is currently bidding with two big Chinese groups

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