GUINEA - I AM JUSTICE
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Guinea holds a quarter of the world's bauxite and one of its richest iron-ore mountains, and for forty years the men who ran it turned that ground into private fortunes. A dying president opens a prison for two allies; his son confesses on junta television to the cocaine trade; a permit given away for nothing sells for $2.5 billion; a mines minister banks Chinese bribes in Hong Kong; and after the 2021 coup an economic crimes court jails a government, then lets its convicts fly abroad for treatment. Covers Lansana Conté and his household, Mamadou Sylla and Futurelec, Ousmane Conté and the presidential guard, Beny Steinmetz and BSG Resources, Mahmoud Thiam and China International Fund, Rio Tinto and François de Combret, and Ibrahima Kassory Fofana and the CRIEF.
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Part 03
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