Former Mozambique Finance Minister Sentenced to 8.5 Years in Prison for Corruption
2025-01-17
The Wall Street Journal on MSN.com
In a landmark case, a US federal judge has sentenced Manuel Chang, the former Finance Minister of Mozambique, to 8.5 years in prison for his role in a massive bribery scheme that has been dubbed one of the biggest debt-corruption scandals in Africa. This high-profile conviction highlights the severity of corruption in African governments and the need for increased transparency and accountability. The case is a significant win for anti-corruption efforts, with far-reaching implications for financial transparency and good governance. Chang's prison term is a testament to the commitment to combating corruption and ensuring justice. Key issues like financial fraud and bribery are being addressed.
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