Countries
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CHRISTEL PALACE: High Treason under the Tropics
Between 2001 and 2017, over $5 billion was embezzled from the Congolese state by the Sassou Nguesso clan through complex schemes, including shell companies and collusion with foreign entities. This corruption, rooted in oil revenues, led to widespread poverty, ecological damage, and systemic violence against the population, while enriching the regime.
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Paul Biya, the “king.”
Paul Biya has maintained a stronghold on power in Cameroon since becoming president in 1982, often eliminating potential rivals. His family, particularly his daughter Brenda, leads a lavish lifestyle while citizens suffer from poverty and lack of basic services. Despite the country’s wealth, resources are mismanaged, benefiting only Biya and his allies.
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Chad: Between the oil curse and a family feud
Chad, despite its oil wealth since 2003, has not benefited its citizens, as poverty persists. Politically unstable, President Idriss Deby’s regime prioritizes loyalty over development, funneling public funds abroad while public services suffer. Family entrenchment in power indicates corruption, further undermining societal progress and leaving citizens disillusioned.
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The Instagram playboy selling the children’s future.
Teodoro Nguema Obiang, known as Teodorín, is the wealthy vice president of Equatorial Guinea, living a lavish lifestyle amidst widespread poverty in his country. His extravagant spending is linked to corruption and embezzlement of state funds, with over $700 million siphoned off while citizens struggle for basic needs and face human rights violations.