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Engineering An Illegal Transaction
Brothers in Cahoots
Original vessel, pirated parts
A slice of apple pie gone bad
Bribes in return for food supply contracts
Fine line between tradition and corruption
Bunkering deal gone awry
Men of the match
Illegal commissions for facilitating loans
Airport manager bagged for corruption
A negotiation deal went wrong
A little coffee money “did no harm”
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Last updated: 26 May 2018
