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Hundreds of Kevazingo containers, a precious timber banned from exploitation in the country and seized at the the port of Owendo, in the Estuary of Libreville, have disappeared.
Nearly 5,000 cubic meters of the precious wood banned had been discovered in two storage sites owned by Chinese companies, at the port of Owendo in early March.
So, where have they all gone?
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