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March 23, 2015 Africa/Global: Swiss Connections
An investigation conducted by the Berne Declaration (BD) has
revealed how Philia, a Swiss trading company, has been profiting at
the expense of the Congo (Brazzaville) oil refinery, Coraf. Coraf is
managed by the President's son, Denis Christel Sassou Nguesso, who
is a close friend of Philia's sole shareholder, Jean-Philippe
Amvame Ndong. The case is an unusually explicit and striking example
of the links between corruption in Africa and the lack of
transparency and regulation for companies located outside the
continent.
Recent Bulletins on Continent-Wide Issues
November 12, 2018 Africa: Africa Mining Vision
November 12, 2018 Africa: Why Mining is Hard to Tax
October 16, 2018 Africa/Global: Drug Company Profits vs. Public Health
October 1, 2018 Africa/Global: Professionals Enabling Corruption
August 27, 2018 Africa: Migration Reports Show Complex Realities
April 9, 2018 Africa: Storybooks in African Languages
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