Guinea-Bissau

Corporate Tax Dodging Cheats Africa Out of 6 Billion Dollars, Says Oxfam

By Sean Buchanan
G7-based companies and investors cheated Africa out of an estimated six billion dollars in a year through just one form of tax dodging, according to a new Oxfam report ‘Money talks: Africa at the G7’, released Jun. 2.

Tribunal Ruling Could Dent “Monster Boat” Trawling in West African Waters

By Saikou Jammeh
It was five in the afternoon and Buba Badjie, a boat captain, had just brought his catch to the shore. He had spent twelve hours at sea off Bakau, a major fish landing site in The Gambia.

Q&A: “Guinea Bissau Is Dangerously Close to Becoming a Failed State”

By Mario Queiroz
Guinea Bissau is “close to becoming a failed state,” but not due to ethnic or religious violence, which has never existed in that small West African nation, argues Nobel Peace laureate and United Nations envoy José Manuel Ramos-Horta.

Cancelation

By Mario Queiroz
The writer has just confirmed he had recorded the interview and taken notes of the conference, but he incurred in a regrettable error confusing António Soares (Toni Tcheca) with Emílio Krafft Kosta. This is of course completely unprofessional, and we have erased both versions of the story, in Spanish and English. Please accept our sincere apologies.


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