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After a coup attempt, this entrepreneur built a $50m security firm in Mauritania at just 24

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Yacoub Sidya was born in Mauritania in 1978 and raised by his mother in the capital, Nouakchott. He won a soccer scholarship to the Northern Kentucky University where he studied Business Administration. After completion, he worked for Town and Country Sports complex in Northern Kentucky as a coach and a referee. While working for the...

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