Congo B bows to IMF’s oil revenue conditionality

Issue 146 - 20 Sep 2008 | 5 minute read

Higher oil revenues and settlements with vulture funds have given Republic of Congo the space to bow to Bretton Woods demands for more transparent accounting for petroleum income, writes Paul Melly.

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