Malagasy tycoon Mamy Ravatomanga denied bail again in Mauritius
A Mauritius court has refused bail to Mamy Ravatomanga, held for almost a year in a money laundering case. His lawyers will appeal.
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A Mauritius court has refused bail to Mamy Ravatomanga, held for almost a year in a money laundering case. His lawyers will appeal.
The wife of jailed Malagasy tycoon Mamy Ravatomanga says his prosecution is a political hit, days before a Mauritius court rules on his bail request.
Staff at Sodiat, the Malagasy group owned by jailed tycoon Mamy Ravatomanga, met the court official now running it to ask about wages and layoffs.
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Mauritius says Mamy Ravatomanga planned to leave by sea and made illicit calls from prison. His lawyer calls it conjecture with no evidence behind it.
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This was fueled by disciplined cost management across the group’s business clusters, solidifying its standing as one of the largest and most profitable conglomerates in Mauritius.
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