BAE/Tanzania bribery case (TAN) Premise #31268

This case is being reported as "the biggest corporate corruption prosecution in British legal history" involving Europe biggest defense company and Tanzanian government officials.
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Map HomeAfrica: A Continent in Crisis?
IssueWhat are Africa's Obstacles to Advancement? (AFR)
PositionCorruption in High Places (AFR)
SupportiveArgumentExamples of Corruption and Their Effect (AFR)
PremiseBAE/Tanzania bribery case (TAN)
RelevanceTanzania - United Republic (TAN)
RelevancePublic and Private Companies
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The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) says it will begin what promises to be the biggest corporate corruption prosecution in British legal history.

Author: Andrew Hosken
Publication date and info: October 1, 2009
Cited by: Earl Burrowes, Sr. 9:29 PM Thursday 1 October 2009 GMT
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In 2001, Tanzania, one of the world's poorest countries, decided to purchase a military air traffic control system from BAE. Clare Short, then secretary of state for international development, says she was horrified by the move and was convinced it was a corrupt deal. "I was really shocked by the behaviour of British Aerospace and the collusion of all these government departments in such a gross and disgraceful project," she told me. "Even when I got all the information and took it to the highest levels of the government, I still couldn't stop it."
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Entered by:- Earl Burrowes, Sr.
Entry date (GMT): 10/1/2009 9:18:00 PM
Last edit date (GMT): 10/1/2009 9:30:00 PM
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