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Is there Chinese corruption afoot in Congo-Kinshasa?

Beijing's multi-billion dollar plans for Congo-Kinshasa are hitting new obstacles as questions are being asked about the transparency of the new deals and the behaviour of Chinese companies on the ground....

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Brian Ames,, Pierre Lumbi, Li Changjin,, Gécamines, Banque Centrale du Congo

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