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11 October 2017 Today's Top Story Global: From Melbourne to Mugabe: The Australian accused of sprawling corruption scheme
The Sydney Morning Herald The Securities and Exchange Commission alleges Vanja Baros, along with his boss Michael Cohen, orchestrated $400 million-plus in bribes and "strategic investments" to secure government favours in no fewer than seven African countries. In return for a series of secret payments, various agents worked their magic in securing government favours, including buying state-seized assets and lucrative mining rights in far-flung African mining locales. Other News Global: King of Ghana handed £350,000 in cash to British bank official who was then sacked from his job for 'money laundering'
The Daily Mail Global: Womenâs cricket âlikely to be a targetâ for corruption, insiders fear
The Guardian Portugal: Portuguese ex-PM Socrates indicted on corruption charges
Reuters Sweden: Swedish court rules Bombardier employee not guilty of bribery
Reuters Ukraine: NABU, SAPO arrest deputy defense minister, director of public procurement department
Interfax-Ukraine Blog/Opinion Philippines: The Philippines' strongman president is losing popularity as citizens tire of drug war
CNBC From Transparency International Press Release: Comprehensive online tool launched to help companies tackle bribery and corruption
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