“This fund is used to do what is not said,” said Laurent Gbagbo during his presidency By Loceni Compaoré, Ouagadougou Almost all countries in the world have provided for political funds (sovereign funds) in their public financial architecture to allow the top officials of sovereign institutions to be shielded from certain constraints. Debates on the…...
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