MAURITIUS - BROWN SUGAR AND BLUE WATER
Follow the podcast Crime & Punishment 03 in your app:
Read it:
Mauritius is the African democracy held up as the model: no coup, a financial center in Ebène's towers. This book follows its other economy, 1985 to 2026: heroin sold from prison cells, a former police chief's arrest over reward money, a tax treaty that carried nearly half of India's foreign investment, a pension fraud at the oldest bank, cash in the cases of two prime ministers, and a political agent found burned in a cane field. Most of its powerful figures stand convicted of nothing. Covers Navin Ramgoolam and the Riverwalk safes case, Pravind Jugnauth and the Financial Crimes Commission, Anil Kumar Dip and the Mauritius Police Force, Robert Lesage and the Mauritius Commercial Bank, Dawood Rawat and the BAI group, and Mamy Ravatomanga and the Sodiat group.
Listen
Part 01
3:10:13
Part 02
3:19:38
Part 03
2:44:08
Part 04
3:37:00
More from Crime & Punishment
- MEXICO - THE PRICE OF THE PLAZA
By Itzel Barragan · 4 parts · 14 h 8 min
- MONGOLIA - THE COAL AND THE FOG
By Oyunchimeg Tserendorj · 4 parts · 11 h 42 min
- MONTENEGRO - A TUNNEL TO THE COURTHOUSE
By Ana Pejovic · 4 parts · 11 h 0 min
- MOROCCO - NINE MILES FROM EUROPE
By Houda Bennani · 4 parts · 10 h 29 min
- MOZAMBIQUE - THE SPIES WHO BORROWED TWO BILLION
By Celina Sitoe · 4 parts · 12 h 23 min
- MYANMAR - THE BORDER GUARDS
By Thiri Yadanar · 4 parts · 12 h 10 min