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Madagascar Oil-Import Dispute Eases as Tanker Gives Way at Port

A tanker ordered by Madagascar’s state power utility made way for a vessel contracted by a private group at a berth in the port of Toamasina, easing a dispute over oil-product imports.

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Madagascar Oil-Import Dispute Eases as Tanker Gives Way at Port
A tanker ordered by Madagascar’s state power utility made way for a vessel contracted by a private group at a berth in the port of Toamasina, easing a dispute over oil-product imports.
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