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Make corruption reporting meaningful
Critiques of corruption must explicitly disrupt corporate globalism, imperialism, racism, authoritarianism, militarism, elitism
and sexism
Editorial: The Western enablers of global corruption
The Luanda Leaks, publicised late on Sunday evening, have vividly outlined the scale of the business empire of Isabel dos Santos, daughter...
Laundering Isabel dos Santos
"African corruption" is only African as regards its victims. Its perpetrators are institutions and individuals from across the globe who are willing to loot without conscience as they watch their offshore accounts grow.
Isabel dos Santos did not loot Angola alone
Once again, Western auditing and consulting firms shamelessly facilitated corruption on an international scale
Angola’s dos Santos family empire in the firing line
Law enforcement agencies are cracking down on the high profile family of former Angolan president José Eduardo dos Santos, accused of plundering revenues from...
Angola: The fall of the Dos Santos clan
One year ago, the Dos Santos family handed the Angolan presidency over to João Lourenço. Now the ex-president's son has been arrested
Lourenço’s first year: Angola’s transitional politics
João Lourenço’s first year in office has been marked by notable reforms. If ordinary Angolans are to benefit this momentum must continue
Dos Santos’s son charged with fraud
Jose Filomeno dos Santos has been accused of the illegal transfer of $500-million when he was the head of the country's sovereign wealth fund
Angola’s Lourenco keeps pressure on Dos Santos cronies
Lourenco's manoeuvering against the nepotistical vestiges of Angola's last president began in November with the toppling of Isabel dos Santos
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