#WhoArmsAngola? | Defex in Angola, Part 1
In our next segment of our #whoarmsafrica series, we turn our attention to Angola. More specifically, to Defex's (alleged) role in arming Angola.
At first they appeared as legitimate defense deals but soon drew suspicion as vast amounts of public finds were siphoned into offshore accounts. The allegations centered on a €152.9 million contract that was signed in 2008.
Strange, isn't it, given the sheer number of corruption allegations that have followed the company around the world? 🧵
Case Update | The BAE Systems Tanzania Radar Case
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#WhoArmsCameroon? | In our next segment of #WhoArmsAfrica, we turn our attention to Defex S.A.'s dirty dealings in Cameroon.
But what was this and how exactly did this happen?🤔
See this video as we explain it all.
In our next segment of our #WhoArmsAfrica campaign we turn our attention to Defex S.A., a Spanish company that exported security and defense products. We, at CT, have found out both how and why they did so.
But first, who was Defex S.A.? 🤔 Let's find out together 🧨
$119 billion. $3,768 per second.
That's how much the 9 nuclear-armed states spent on their nuclear arsenals in 2025 according to a new @nuclearban research.
A 19% increase from 2024 spending ($16.8 billion).
5 years of spending = $471b
Find our more here: https://t.co/cKme6jFUdj
New Case 🚨 | The Bahrain Port Payoff Scheme
Corruption in the arms trade doesn't stop with weapons procurement.
Maintenance, servicing and sustainment contracts worth millions are also vulnerable to bribery, fraud and abuse. 👇
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In 2021, Alford was charged with conspiracy to commit bribery, while Rafaraci was charged with bribery of a public official.
Rafaraci was ultimately convicted and sentenced.