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Comoros: Charged with Money Laundering for the Ruling Party, Exim Bank Files Complaint

Summary by Mayotte Hebdo
Article offered Arriving in the Comoros in 2007, the bank continues to maintain the version according to which the ruling party never opened a bank account after the former minister of education saw large sums of money pass through, especially in 2024, the year in which a double ballot was held, including a presidential vote. It is finally on 22 October that the hearing scheduled for yesterday Thursday will be held. Called to explain after his a…
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Article offered Arriving in the Comoros in 2007, the bank continues to maintain the version according to which the ruling party never opened a bank account after the former minister of education saw large sums of money pass through, especially in 2024, the year in which a double ballot was held, including a presidential vote. It is finally on 22 October that the hearing scheduled for yesterday Thursday will be held. Called to explain after his a…

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Mayotte Hebdo broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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