Press releases and newswire on the subject of corruption.
Françafrique Connection: According To Wikileaks, The French Parties Were Financed By Omar Bongo
Françafrique: According to notes released by U.S. diplomatic Wikileaks, the late president of Gabon have diverted almost 30 million euros.
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Africa, Corruption, France, Gabon, News
Angolagate Trial: Review This Week Of Arms Contracts
Appeal trial of Angolagate in France: the appeal of Angolagate after three days of getting started is to enter Monday in the heart of the matter…
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Tunisia: National Mourning, General Amnesty And Recovery Underway
The Tunisian government has declared Thursday a transition three days of national mourning “in memory of the victims” of “Jasmine Revolution”.
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Tunisia: The State Will Take Possession Of The Party Of Ben Ali
The Tunisian state will take possession of “movable and immovable property of the Democratic Constitutional Rally (RCD) party of ousted President Ben Ali, said on Thursday government spokesman, after the first council of ministers national unity cabinet.
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The Promise Tunisians To Make Their Money From Ben Ali Could Go Up In Smoke
Three non-governmental organizations announced Wednesday, January 19, have formally filed a complaint in Paris against the former Tunisian President Ben Ali and a dozen members of his entourage.
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The Intriguing Leila Ben Ali, “regent” Fallen From Tunisia
Tunisia Dictatorship: Influential, intelligent, hungry for money and power, Ben Ali’s wife was the subject of the wildest rumors.
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Why Ngos Need To Acknowledge Their Failures
A Canadian NGO, has released its “report errors”. Typically, NGO reports out to reassure donors about the effectiveness of their action.
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Corruption: Opening An Investigation Against President Paul Biya Of Cameroon
News from Africa – Cameroon Politic: Cameroonian President Paul Biya in turn is suspected of having been an important legacy to France through embezzlement.
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Karachi: Documents Of The Inquiry Who Designate Sarkozy
French News Politic: The Several documents directly involve the Head of State in this corruption case that has shaken his presidency…
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Ten Years After The Murder Of Journalist Cardoso, Mozambique Remembers
The Mozambican journalist Carlos Cardoso was gunned down Nov. 22, 2000 by unknown assailants while investigating charges of corruption in the banking sector.
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Embezzlement In Africa: A Book Damning Pierre Pean
The investigative journalist Pierre Pean, launched Wednesday in Paris, a book damning the actions taken by Central Africa by NGO’s.
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Afghanistan: NGOs under pressure in government anti-corruption drive
Afghanistan Anti-corruption: Laurent Sailard, director of ACBAR, an umbrella body for over 100 local and international NGOs, said NGOs must not be used as scapegoats.
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