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Glencore, the world’s biggest commodity trader, is reviewing allegations by US authorities regarding the bribery of officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo said to implicate its partner, Israeli-billionaire Dan Gertler. Some of Gertler’s projects in Congo were funded by Och-Ziff Capital Management Group, which on Thursday agreed to pay more than $400-million to settle a US investigation that it committed bribery violations in Africa. Och-Ziff’s partner in Congo paid $100-million in bribes to government officials over a 10-year period to win access to mining assets, according to an agreement between Och-Ziff and the US Justice Department.
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