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The Secret Life of a Shopaholic: How an African dictator's playboy son went on a multi-million dollar shopping spree in the U.S.

17th November 2009

This new report from Global Witness was written with the help of investigative journalist Ken Silverstein.

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Read about the story in the New York Times and in Harpers magazine online

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