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Editors' picks
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Former SAS soldier used wealthy background to access the highest levels of society
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30 Jul 2014:
US president tells leaders to take responsibility for poverty and under-development rather than blaming colonialism. What do you think of his remarks?
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11 Jul 2014: Equatorial Guinea has one of the worst human rights records on the continent, overseen by Africa’s longest serving dictator. Simon Allison met Tutu Alicante, one of the few Equatorial Guineans fighting for equality
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21 Mar 2014:
17 - 21 March: Been offline? Catch up on the development-related news, images, infographics and reports that matter
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8 Nov 2013: Human rights groups say world champions are effectively endorsing authoritarian regime of President Mbasogo
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31 Oct 2013: Secret firms that let dodgy businessmen, corrupt politicians and international crooks to legally stash their ill-gotten gains
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13 Jun 2013: Tutu Alicante, executive director, EG Justice
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14 Apr 2013: Daniel Boffey: Unpublished version of memoir by former SAS officer Simon Mann records Baroness Thatcher's endorsement of plan to depose oil-rich country's president
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24 Aug 2012:
Joseph Kraus and Jonathan Hershon St-Jean: Equatorial Guinea, one of Africa's most despotic regimes is an unlikely host for a summit about Africa rising
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22 Aug 2012:
Leon H Sullivan Foundation accused of 'breathtaking hypocrisy' for hosting gathering in one of Africa's worst regimes
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8 Aug 2012:
Chris McGreal: Clinton claims the US stands for democracy and human rights in Africa, unlike China. But America's record does not bear scrutiny
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6 Aug 2012:
Angelique Chrisafis: Will London take a closer look at where the money comes from to feather foreign politicians' luxury bolt holes
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13 Jul 2012:
Teodoro Nguema Obiang fails to show up for questioning in corruption inquiry into three African leaders and families
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30 May 2012: The XXIV Old Buildings barrister was nominated by Jeremy Hopkins, director of operations at Riverview Law
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5 Mar 2012: Obiang prize, named after president of Equatorial Guinea, has not been awarded for four years in row over source of money
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6 Feb 2012:
French authorities are investigating the conspicuous Paris fortunes of three serving African leaders and their families
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