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Kroll Report Prime Minister Carlos Agostinho do Rosário and Deputy Finance Minister Maria Isaltina Lucas at a briefing on 1 March 2017. Photo © Alexandre Nhampossa / Zitamar News
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Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi yesterday dismissed Maria Isaltina Lucas as deputy finance minister, potentially clearing the way for her to face prosecution for her role in the $2.2 billion ‘hidden debts’ scandal. The dismissal is an “appropriate measure” which removes her immunity as a [...]

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Kroll Report Bank of Mozambique governor Ernesto Gove refused to take questions on the hidden debts at a press conference on 21 July 2016. Photo © Timothy Haccius / Zitamar News
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Mozambique’s public prosecutor has named at least 17 people - including former finance minister Manuel Chang, and former central bank governor Ernesto Gove - who it says should face financial penalties for their part in the $2.2 billion debts borrowed on [...]

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Business Some of the patrol boats bought by EMATUM or ProIndicus. Photo © Tom Bowker / Zitamar News
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Leading oil and gas companies operating in Mozambique have denied involvement with Pro6, a new Mozambican security company reported to be a joint venture between ProIndicus, one of the companies involved in Mozambique’s hidden debts scandal, and the [...]

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Kroll Report Mozambique's leading newspapers react to the Kroll audit
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An independent audit into Mozambique’s $2 billion in secret borrowing, one of two key criteria for the IMF and donors to resume lending to Mozambique, has been completed - but a lack of cooperation by the Mozambique companies during the investigation, and [...]

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