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How a mining corruption trial could be a turning point for dodgy offshore companies A Geneva court handed Franco-Israeli billionaire Beny Steinmetz a five-year sentence and a CHF50 million (almost $56.5 million) fine over suspected corrupt business practices in Guinea. Stefan Wermuth/AFP More than seven years after his former Geneva home was searched, Franco-Israeli businessman Beny Steinmetz was sentenced last Friday to a five-year prison term on charges of corruption and document forgery in a landmark case that will resonate far beyond Geneva’s Palais de Justice. This content was publishe...

How a mining corruption trial could be a turning point for dodgy offshore companies A Geneva court handed Franco-Israeli billionaire Beny Steinmetz a five-year sentence and a CHF50 million (almost $56.5 million) fine over suspected corrupt business practices in Guinea. Stefan Wermuth/AFP More than seven years after his former Geneva home was searched, Franco-Israeli businessman Beny Steinmetz was sentenced last Friday to a five-year prison term on charges of corruption and document forgery in a landmark case that will resonate far beyond Geneva’s Palais de Justice. This content was publishe...

Kabs Kanu: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 26 January 2021: First of all, it should be clear to all by now that Guinea has adopted a CRY-BABY attitude over Yenga. Though it is a known fact from African History and the geographical studies of the Mano River basin that Yenga belongs to Sierra Leone, Guinea appears to be adopting an aggressive policy of always using Yenga to articulate their dissatisfaction with Sierra Leone. And whenever they encroach on Yenga, we appease them by crawling under their feet in the name of diplomatic imperatives to coax them to leave. From my observation, unless the issue...

Mr. Steinmetz, a French-Israeli businessman, was convicted on charges of corrupting foreign public officials in a bid to reap iron ore resources in Guinea. He was sentenced to five years in prison.

Alpha Condé muet face à une demande de l’artiste Grand P Partagez ceci : La demande d’audience adressée par le célèbre artiste guinéen Grand P au président Alpha Condé est restée sans réponse. « Pourquoi, tu reçois tous les autres artistes sauf moi », s’indigne Grand P qui considère cette attitude comme du mépris à son égard. Dans une vidéo, l’artiste Grand P a demandé à rencontrer le président guinéen, ne serait-ce que pour prendre une photo avec lui. Le silence du chef de l’Etat met Grand P, le fiancé d’Eudoxie Yao, dans tous ses états. Car, il est bien c...