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Comoros says Anjouan gambling licences are fake, plans legal action
Jamie Adams from Hull, United Kingdom via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Nearly 1,500 casinos hold Anjouan Gaming Authority licences, many offering crypto gambling, but the Comoros central bank calls the scheme "illegal activities". The Guardian traced a link to the Sherm Group, a London property firm run by 57-year-old Elliot Sorsky. The Comoros government is preparing court action at home, and the sources say the island also wants Britain's help.
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