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TANZANIA - THE GRAVES THAT STAYED SHUT

By Neema Mwakalinga · 4 parts · 11 h 10 min · English

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Tanzania, 1967 to 2026: East Africa's calm country, where the largest sums moved through its most trusted institutions. A central bank paid out Sh203 billion in escrow money to a company whose claim a court later held illegal; an emergency power contract went to a firm that could not deliver and cost a prime minister his office; a British arms maker paid its agent nearly a third of a radar's price; a British bank's local partner took a fee for no evident work; elephants fell by more than half. Few senior figures ever stood trial. Covers Harbinder Singh Sethi and Pan Africa Power Solutions, James Rugemalira and VIP Engineering, Richmond Development Company and Dowans, BAE Systems and Shailesh Vithlani, Standard Bank and Stanbic Bank Tanzania, and Harry Kitilya and EGMA.

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  1. Part 01

    2:27:38

  2. Part 02

    2:26:10

  3. Part 03

    2:54:47

  4. Part 04

    3:21:48

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