Liberia puts central bank board members on trial
Former governor and board members are latest to face charges over allegedly missing banknotes
Liberia’s government is prosecuting three central bank board members and the bank’s former governor, in its latest controversial attempt to prove that officials stole banknotes.
Former Central Bank of Liberia governor Milton Weeks is facing charges including “economic sabotage” and criminal conspiracy in a court in Monrovia. So are three other former members of the central bank’s board – Kollie Tamba, David Farhai and Elsie Dossen Badio. All four pleaded not guilty to the charges when they
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