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CAMEROON : With Vilgrain ousted, Castel takes a firmer hold of SOMDIAA - 07/06/2022 - Vimarsana News

CAMEROON : With Vilgrain ousted, Castel takes a firmer hold of SOMDIAA - 07/06/2022

Alexandre Vilgrain, CEO of Cameroon's flour market leader SOMDIAA, has been forced to resign, following the publication of a report by an American NGO accusing his company of financing an armed group - 06/07/2022

Wikifarmer Raises Seed Funding Round - Vimarsana News

Wikifarmer Raises Seed Funding Round

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Wikifarmer Raises Large Seed Round From World Class Investors to Spread Sustainable Agricultural Knowledge Across the Globe and Digitize Agricultural B2B Commerce - Vimarsana News

Wikifarmer Raises Large Seed Round From World Class Investors to Spread Sustainable Agricultural Knowledge Across the Globe and Digitize Agricultural B2B Commerce

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CAMEROON : With Vilgrain ousted, Castel takes a firmer hold of SOMDIAA - Vimarsana News

CAMEROON : With Vilgrain ousted, Castel takes a firmer hold of SOMDIAA

Alexandre Vilgrain, CEO of Cameroon's flour market leader SOMDIAA, has been forced to resign, following the publication of a report by an American NGO accusing his company of financing an armed group

SOSUCAM dismisses 250 permanent employees for "professional incompetence" - Vimarsana News

SOSUCAM dismisses 250 permanent employees for "professional incompetence"

Effective June 8, 2021, close to a quarter of SOSUCAM’s permanent employees were dismissed for “professional incompetence.”  An internal