Kenya: Safaricom Share Offer Hit By a Flood of Counterfeit Cheques
                   
allafrica.com     May 21, 2008            

Posted to the web 21 May 2008 Washington Gikunju Nairobi An unexpectedly high tally of fraudulent cheques from investors and some stockbrokers is hampering allocation of shares in the ongoing Safaricom IPO, now in its verification and share allotment stage. Business Daily has established that... [read full story]                    


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Getting to the bottom of things

annistonstar.com     8 hrs ago          

To paraphrase the great Winston Churchill, the federal investigation of corruption in the Alabama two-year college system may be reaching the end of the beginning. There might be other irregularities found and additional...                    

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Real estate loans bring 2 indictments

startribune.com     11 hrs ago   1 related          

A former bank officer and a real estate investor face federal fraud charges. An Associated Bank employee and a real estate company owner from Minnetonka were charged Wednesday by a federal grand jury in a conspiracy to defraud...                    

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Former Georgian Minister Accuses Saakashvili of War Mongering

wikinews.org     12 hrs ago          

From Wikinews, the free news source you can write! (Redirected from Former Georgian Minister Accuses Saakashvili of War Mongering The above file photo (2004) shows a sniper taking aim at Ossetian rebels in South Ossetia to...                    

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Police want victim to come forward

thisishampshire.net     11 mins ago   1 related          

DETECTIVES are appealing for the victim of a mobile phone robbery at Basingstoke bus station to come forward. A man attempting to sell the stolen phone was arrested by police officers and now detectives want to hear from the...                    

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