CAMEROON - LIGHT CRUDE AND ENTERTAINMENT
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A London court finds a commodity trader drew cash at a Swiss cash desk, marked for "Cameroon entertainment," to pay officials of Cameroon's national oil company and refinery; no Cameroonian is named or charged. A president's anti-embezzlement campaign fills Kondengui prison with former ministers, while a UN body calls one trial null and a minister walks free by repaying the money. A Cameroonian checks into a Johannesburg hotel as a king, a crypto platform promises that poverty is over, and the state's own intelligence chiefs stand trial over a radio host's death. Covers Glencore and the Société Nationale des Hydrocarbures, Marafa Hamidou Yaya and the presidential-aircraft affair, Yves Michel Fotso and Cameroon Airlines, Donatien Koagne and the feymen, Émile Parfait Simb and Liyeplimal, and Martinez Zogo and the DGRE.
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