Liberia Indicts Several for Economic Crimes
The government has indicted several people linked to a corruption saga at the Liberian Airport Authority. They allegedly defrauded the government of hundreds of thousands of U.S. dollars. read more »
Liberia: Sirleaf Seeks Fast-Track Corruption Court
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has re-emphasized the need for the establishment of a fast-track court to try corruption cases as she "intensifies" her anti-graft campaign. read more »
Tsvangirai's Office Suspected of Corruption
An NGO is allegedly investigating a suspected misuse of funds by employees in the prime minister's office. read more »
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Arms deal commissioner, William Baloyi says the inquiry into the multi-billion rand arms deal will proceed despite the resignation of a commissioner. In a surprise move Judge ... Read more »
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The government has indicted several people linked to a corruption saga at the Liberian Airport Authority. They allegedly defrauded the government of hundreds of thousands of U.S. ... Read more »
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The government has constituted a cabinet committee to accelerate the removal of Nigeria from the Financial Action Taskforce, the global watchdog on money laundering and ... Read more »
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Liberian Nobel Laureate Leymah Gbowee has added her voice to those calling on President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to dismiss her son, Robert Sirleaf, who is chairman of the National ... Read more »
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Expelled ANC youth League leader Julius Malema and his new organisation, the Economic Freedom Fighters, have registered their party and say that they will be contesting the 2014 ... Read more »
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The regulatory provision seeks to ensure that profits from the minerals used in electronics, mined in central Africa, do not fund armed groups, particularly in DR Congo. Read more »
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The Malabu oil scandal arose from a few private firms that allegedly sold off an oil bloc to major oil firms ENI, Shell and Agip - proceeds of which were shared by the private firm ... Read more »
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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has re-emphasized the need for the establishment of a fast-track court to try corruption cases as she "intensifies" her anti-graft campaign. Read more »
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A senior Ghanaian economist, Joseph Kwakye, has observed that the country is currently suffering the fallouts of "politically-driven indiscretion" which resulting in excessive ... Read more »
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The Nigeria Football Federation has handed life bans to four teams involved in a match-fixing scandal. Read more »













