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French investigating Congo President's daughter

Publish date: 26 June 2017
Issue Number: 731
Diary: IBA Legalbrief Africa
Category: General

French investigators have widened a corruption probe into the assets of three African ruling families, charging the daughter and son-in-law of Congo's President Denis Nguesso. Julienne Nguesso (50) and her 53-year-old husband Guy Johnson were placed under investigation last week for 'money laundering and misuse of public funds'. A report on the France24 site note that investigators are trying to determine how the couple was able to purchase a mansion valued at $3.4m in the swanky Paris suburb of Neuilly-sur-Seine in 2006. Investigators believe the couple may have financed part of the project through an offshore company in the Seychelles.

Full report on the France24 site

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