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Home›Green Marine›‘Toxic ship’ firm in Jamaica row
Green Marine

October 11, 2006 · about 20 years ago

‘Toxic ship’ firm in Jamaica row

The Dutch company involved in a toxic waste scandal in Ivory Coast has been linked to the resignation of a Jamaican minister, amid corruption allegations. Information Minister Colin Campbell resigned on Sunday after reports of a donation made to the ruling People’s National Party (PNP) by Trafigura.

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The Dutch company involved in a toxic waste scandal in Ivory Coast has been linked to the resignation of a Jamaican minister, amid corruption allegations. Information Minister Colin Campbell resigned on Sunday after reports of a donation made to the ruling People’s National Party (PNP) by Trafigura.

The company has handled the Jamaican oil contract for more than a decade.

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