Mozambique charges former finance minister Manuel Chang
Chang faces charges for his alleged involvement in a $2bn hidden debts scandal
09 November 2020 - 18:29
Maputo — Mozambique’s former finance minister Manuel Chang has been charged for his involvement in the African nation’s $2bn hidden debts scandal that has already seen three former Credit Suisse bankers pleading guilty to crimes in the US, according to Mozambique’s attorney-general on Monday.
Chang, who has been in detention in SA since December 2018 on US charges and an extradition request, is accused of crimes including corruption and abuse of office, the attorney-general said in a statement...
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