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ALGERIA : Release all imprisoned journalists and end attacks on the press

ALGERIA : Release all imprisoned journalists and end attacks on the press
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US sanctions mining magnate accused of corruption in the Congo, reversing Trump-era move

US sanctions mining magnate accused of corruption in the Congo, reversing Trump-era move
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Mugabe blocked son-in-law, daughter and nephew over attempts to take over Telecel

Grace Mugabe with daughter Bona and her husband Simba Chikore WHILE the late former president Robert Mugabe’s regime was corrupt and incompetent it allowed ministers, top civil servants and its busines cronies to loot public resources Mugabe himself was very strict with family members and relatives when it came to accessing money-spinning tenders and public assets. OWEN GAGARE Records seen by The NewsHawks this week show that Mugabe refused to allow his family members and relatives to be involved in government contracts and deals for self-aggrandisement. Unlike President Emmerson Mnangagwa whose family members are deeply involved in business with the state, Mugabe only allowed his family members to have farms, not tenders and public assets, the records show. The Mugabe family accumulated 24 farms as reported in detail by

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Gertler and associates would come to the bank, and a teller would take a sack and a bill counter up to management

Gradi Koko and Navy Malela, auditors at a Democratic Republic of Congo bank, had to flee to Europe after exposing cash deposits worth millions by associates of Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler, who was at the time subject to international sanctions. Gertler's lawyer: Accusations are a 'deliberate weave of empty allegations'

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We stand in solidarity with Congolese whistleblowers

Today, two Congolese whistleblowers formerly employed at Afriland First Bank have revealed their identities and their stories publicly for the first time. Their testimonial and the documents they shared with the Platform to Protect Whistleblowers in Africa (PPLAAF) and Global Witness formed the basis of an investigation carried out jointly and published in July 2020, , and of several other pieces published in Bloomberg, Le Monde and Haaretz. The two whistleblowers, Navy Malela and Gradi Koko, worked for several years at the auditing department of Afriland First Bank, the Congolese branch of a Cameroonian bank. Both of them noticed irregularities and report having seen

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