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Cargo freight from France and Germany to Britain is down 50 per cent on the same point last year amid post-Brexit turmoil at border points and ports, a London-based accountancy firm has warned. 'The Government needs to step up now and explain how this is going to be resolved', Alex Altmann, a partner and head of the Brexit advisory group at Blick Rothenberg said. Some businesses who usually send mountains of goods from overseas to Britain by lorry, ship and plane are now 'avoiding' sending those items here until they get more clarity from the Government on post-Brexit trade practices and cos...

4 Min Read LAGOS/JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Shareholders of London-listed Nigerian oil company Lekoil voted on Friday to approve an investor’s bid to add three members to the company’s board, in the culmination of a bitter dispute between its founder and its biggest shareholder. A Zimbabwean miner works underground at Metallon Gold mine in Shamva about 80 km (50 miles) north of the capital Hararre, on June 14, 2011. REUTERS/Philimon Bulawayo/File Photo The dispute between Lekoil founder and chief executive Lekan Akinyanmi and top shareholder Metallon even drew in Nigeria’s Ministry of Pet...

Shareholders of Lekoil have approved an investor’s bid to add three members to the London-listed Nigerian oil company’s board, in the culmination of a dispute between its founder and its biggest

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Shareholders of London-listed Nigerian oil company Lekoil voted on Friday to approve an investor's bid to add three members to the company's board, in the culmination of a bitter dispute between its founder and its biggest shareholder.