Last Thursday, we reported that the 75-year-old president - or dictator, according to some - of Sudan, Omar al-Bashir stepped down after ruling the country for 30 years after a lighting fast military coup d'état, which involved very little gunfire or violence. And while as so often happens in Africa - and the rest of the world - after a dictator is toppled, investigations into corruption immediately started, this time they struck gold - both figuratively and literally - almost immediately. According to Sky News, after investigators launched a probe for money laundering into ousted president Omar al Bashir's regime, t ... (full story)