Sudanese businessman Ashraf Seed Ahmed Hussein Ali, known as Al-Cardinal, remains “a major enabler of corruption and violence for President Salva Kiir’s government,” claims the latest investigative report by The Sentry.
Six people went on trial in a Paris criminal court on suspicion of misappropriating proceeds from French arms deals dating back to the 1990s, media reported on Monday.
Pakistan could soon face a judge in Great Britain for not paying multimillion bills for an investigation into the UK-based property of its jailed ex-Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, the Guardian reported last week.
Protests against unemployment and corruption, that broke out last Thursday, turned by Monday into bloody street clashes, leaving 107 killed and over 6,000 injured, the Independent reported.
A National Geographic journalist suffered a gunshot wound to the leg when a rival gang opened fire during an interview with a suspected drug trafficker, the Chihuahua Attorney General’s Office stated in a Friday press release.
Estonia manages to control corruption better than any other emerging country in Europe, according to new research from the World Bank.
The Dutch government is looking to hire 445 more officers for a specialized narcotics unit, as the fallout continues from the assassination of a criminal defense lawyer.
BBC’s Africa Eye released on Monday a short documentary, showing two professors at major West African universities sexually propositioning reporters who were posing as students.
Romanian Border Police stated they seized on Sunday bags with 750 kilograms of cannabis with an estimated value of EUR9 millions (US$9.87 million) on the black market.
The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office has arrested 15 individuals who had lured and sexually exploited children via the Internet, the Office announced Wednesday on its Facebook page.