Liberia has dropped charges against four former central bank bosses, including an ex-president's son, in a highly publicised graft scandal over the mishandling of banknotes worth millions of dollar...
Liberia has dropped charges against four former central bank bosses, including an ex-president’s son, in a highly publicised graft scandal over the mishandling of banknotes worth millions of dollars.
Charles Sirleaf, the son of former Liberian president and Nobel laureate Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, was among the five originally indicted, as an ex-deputy governor at the central bank. Liberia’s President George Weah announced a probe into the scandal in 2018 after coming to office on promises to tackle corruption.
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