Boureima Ouédraogo seeks financing for Coca-Cola bottling plant
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Having just acquired the license for Coca-Cola products, the Burkinabe businessman Boureima Ouédraogo – known as “Obouf” – is looking for financing to construct the bottling plant located in Gampela in the eastern suburbs of Ouagadougou.
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