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UNCOVERING RISK..........................PEP WHITE PAPERIn response to requests from many of our clients, World-Check's insightful White Paper, on the often misconstrued concept of PEPs, is now available for you to download directly from the World-Check website or by clicking below. STAY VIGILANT - ARE THESE YOUR CUSTOMERS? PEP ALERT...FINANCE MINISTER RESIGNS OVER GRAFT ALLEGATIONS David Mwiraria (UID 138104) the African Development Bank Governor in 2003 and until recently Kenya's Minister of Finance was profiled on World-Check in January 2002. In February this year he was forced to resign from his cabinet post because of allegations of fraud and corruption involving the SH7 billion Anglo Finance tender scandal. He together with Vice President Moody Awori (UID 36635)and Kiraitu Murungi (UID 41914) the Energy Minister both on World-Check since 2001 were summoned before the Kenyan Parliamentary Accounts Committee in early February 2006 but they all failed to to divulge any information. Have any of these PEP's done business with your organisation? If you had been a client of World-Check back in 2002 you would have been alerted to these high-risk individuals
LIKUD MP's ORGANISED CRIME CONNECTIONS Inbal Gavrieli is a member of the Likud party in Parliament in Tel Aviv, World-Check profiled her in March 2003. In February this year her father and uncle and other family members were arrested alongside organized crime figures, on charges of running an online gambling operation, money laundering and tax evasion. Some of her family member have already been found guilty and sentenced. Find out who this PEP is linked to by trying out our new Graphic Display feature which produces a visual display of a profile’s network and enables you with just a click of the mouse to open an associated profile. DICTATOR'S SON TAKES UP SECURITY POST Taban Amin (UID 178873) now in his early fifties is the eldest son of the late Ugandan dictator Idi Amin. Taban returned to his native Uganda three years ago having been in exile in the Sudan and DR Congo for over 25 years. The former rebel leader is said to have at one stage occupied the Ugandan embassy in Kinshasa, DRC. In February the current President of Uganda General Musevani (UID 2253) who it is alleged is a close associate of Taban, formalised his appointment as the Deputy Director General of the Internal Security Office in charge of West Nile and Congo. It is reported that Taban has been engaged in speaking to the Allied Democratic Force (ADF) rebels to facilitate their surrender. World-Check profiled Taban in 2003 upon his return from exile.
BRIBERY ALLEGATIONS FOR FORMER MINISTER In Europe former Italian minister of health Dr Gerolamo Sirchia (UID 164850)is facing more allegations, this time the Milan Public Prosecutors are investigating him for bribery, corruption and embezzlement. He stands accused of embezzling 300,000 Swiss francs when he was treasurer of the Fondazione Il Sangue. A year ago he came under the spotlight when he was investigated for accepting bribes from a US medical machinery company in 1998 and 1999. In April 2005 he lost his position in a cabinet reshuffle and a month later further incriminating claims surfaced regarding deals brokered on behalf of Sirchia. The doctor denies all allegations, and was profiled on World-Check in June 2003 two years before authorities instituted investigations.
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