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UNITED KINGDOM Issue dated 13/05/2015

Mark Simmonds joins Kroll

Mark Simmonds, who served as the secretary of state for Africa under David Cameroon until August, has landed a job in the private sector with corporate intelligence giant Kroll. [...]

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