LONDON, UK – Media
OutReach – 20 January 2020 – EXX Africa publishes a special report on Angola shadow state executives who imperil the
country’s privatisation process.
Using a high-profile anti-corruption
campaign as a distraction, the Angolan political and business elite is once
again deeply entrenched in embezzling funds from Sonangol contracted
services.
Ongoing trials and investigations in Angola
display a lack of judicial due process and government bias in
politically motivated targeted prosecutions, as well as public tarnishing of
senior judges and prosecutors.
This pattern bodes ominously for the
IMF-backed privatisation agenda in which the ruling elite will seek
lucrative stakes in state assets through opaque financing structures.
The transition of
political power in Angola has failed to root out entrenched state corruption
over the past two and a half years, while the current government is engaged in
new forms of fraud and embezzlement of state revenues.
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across all African countries. The company was founded in 2015 and has since
become a leading risk advisory and consultancy with a broad network of clients
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military forces worldwide.
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