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Who controls account No. J36650-70 at United Overseas Bank, 11 Quai des Bergues, Geneva? That is the issue in Gambia's latest scandal. Details of the private Swiss account emerged when Chantrils SA, a Panamanian subsidiary of Swiss-based oil traders Glencore, successfully sued the Gambian government for breach of contract in the London High Courts last April....

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Swiss, Panamanian, Yahya Jammeh, Sani Abacha, Nigeria, Ken Saro-Wiwa, Maaba Jobe, Moroccan, Philip Bensouda, Senegalese, Abdoulay Sarr, Dominic Mendy, , Mohammed Juwara, Landing Sanneh, Almamo Manneh

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