Angola

21 May 2012 Investment funds of Denmark invest millions in corrupt regimes More than DKK 1 billion (EUR 135 million) is invested in African government bonds by the largest Danish investment funds. With no guarantee that the money is not spent on corruption or oppression.	16 May 2012 Danish pension savings in regimes with tarnished reputations If you have savings in one of the biggest pension funds in Denmark, you risk contributing financially not only to your retirement, but also to corruption and oppression in Africa.
25 January 2011 Paolo: The rich throw us away Luanda Sul is a suburb of Luanda under construction. Here expensive villas and luxury apartments have been built. The people who lived here had to give way for the construction of the Angolan political elite and was moved to Campapa Dois.	25 January 2011 Minister: No proof of corruption Angola’s Minister of Industry refuses that there is corruption in the government and accuses Western oil companies of coming to the country believing that they can bribe their way to lucrative contracts.
25 January 2011 Bling-bling and mammon to the elite Parties with colorful drinks and cars worth millions are major items on the Angolan state budget. This peppered with the favouring of the elite makes the country one of the most unequal in the world.	25 January 2011 Maersk in partnership with corrupt oil state The Angolan state-owned oil company Sonangol is infamous for bargains and for making demands for use of specific subcontractors. Nevertheless, A.P. Moller-Maersk collaborates in the quest for the black gold.