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Will Fitzgibbon
Will Fitzgibbon is a senior ICIJ reporter. He is also ICIJ's Africa and Middle East partnership coordinator.
Swiss company accused of tax dodging in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s tax authority said ABB, one of Switzerland’s most profitable companies, avoided paying millions of dollars to the economically crippled country
Sky-high tax scheme
The focus on a breakthrough African satellite project has turned to the shady tax structuring of the companies behind it.
Tax haven Mauritius’ rise comes at the rest of Africa’s expense
Companies are rushing to the island nation to benefit from secrecy and tax benefits.
The ships Glencore wanted to keep ‘hush hush’
One of the world’s largest companies went to extra lengths to keep its ties to a flotilla of commodity freighters secret.
Who exactly is Appleby?
‘Offshore magic circle’ law firm has record of compliance failures that have now been exposed by huge data leak.
Mauritius the apple of Aspen’s eye
Tax leaks reveal the pharmaceutical giant owns 71 offshore companies, all registered in low-tax Mauritius.
Paradise Papers: Spar blames the rand
Tax leaks reveal how the South African retailer set-up an offshore company in the Isle of Man last year.
Paradise Papers: Ramaphosa’s Shanduka deal flop
Shanduka got involved in an energy project that turned out to be a real tangle, with Appleby red-flagging a couple of the players along the way.
Paradise in Mauritius
The low-tax island has emerged as a key hub in offshore business dealings with Africa.
Dummies’ guide to the Paradise Papers
What you need to know about the latest tax haven leak.
Exposed: The South Africans named in the Paradise Papers
The likes of Spar, Illovo Sugar and several South African banks have been named in the leaked trove of financial records.
Panama Papers include dozens of Americans tied to fraud and other financial misconduct
Mossack Fonseca’s files include offshore firms linked to at least 36 Americans accused of financial wrongdoing, including fraud and racketeering.
Parade of the blacklisted marches through firm’s client list – and Syria’s civil war
Global law firm’s customers include suspected financiers of terrorism, nuclear weapons proliferators and gunrunners.
CIA spies and shadowy allies lurk in secret thanks to Mossack Fonseca
Firm helps CIA operatives and other characters — real or fanciful — from the world of espionage set up offshore companies to obscure their dealings.