
Khadija Sharife
Senior Africa Editor and Writer at Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP)
Articles
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Oct 9, 2024 |
occrp.org | Khadija Sharife
As bankrupt Steward Health Care faces ongoing Congressional and grand jury probes over the failed management of its hospitals in the United States, OCCRP has found new evidence that Steward’s landlord and a private equity firm, working alongside the hospital chain’s CEO, created deals that severely hamstrung Steward but enriched themselves.
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Sep 2, 2024 |
occrp.org | Khadija Sharife
For years, it’s been clear that a Pakistani businessman named Shaukat Ali played a key role helping U.S. company Steward Health Care land a massive public contract now at the heart of Malta’s biggest ever corruption scandal. What has been less clear is exactly what he got in exchange.
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Jul 1, 2024 |
occrp.org | Khadija Sharife |Tom Stocks
CT Group might have supplied false bank documents in another case currently making its way through the U.K. court system. Last year, the company was hired by a U.K. law firm to obtain confidential bank documents which appeared to show how a wealthy Belgian national had misled a court in Jersey over the extent of her fortune amid a family dispute. But when several banks disavowed the files, an English High Court judge said they were probably fakes.
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Jun 17, 2024 |
occrp.org | Khadija Sharife
Tweet this Share this on Facebook DONATE Bankrupt U.S. company Steward Health Care sent 7.6 million euros ($8.1 million) to a Swiss firm that paid consultancy fees to former Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, who is now on trial for corruption. Top executives at Steward Health Care signed off on payments to a Swiss firm implicated in a major corruption scandal in Malta.
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Jun 17, 2024 |
occrp.org | Khadija Sharife
Senior executives at the U.S. company Steward Health Care personally signed off on millions of euros of payments to a Swiss company suspected of funneling bribes to Malta’s former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, leaked emails show. There is no direct evidence that Steward knew the payments to the Swiss company, Accutor, ended up in the alleged bribes.
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