Manuel Chang is allegedly involved in financial crimes totaling R28-billion.
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Former Mozambican finance minister continues to fight against extradition to the USFormer Mozambican finance minister Manuel Chang is expected to continue his fight against extradition to the US in the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court in Ekurhuleni today.
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Bail hearing in SA for former Mozambican official postponedManuel Chang has been linked to $2bn of allegedly fraudulent loans that caused the country to default
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SA court: Arrest of former Mozambique finance minister is lawfulMozambique’s former finance minister Manuel Chang and four others have been implicated in fraud and corruption worth an estimated $2 billion.
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Former Mozambique finance minister in SA prison pending extradition | IOL NewsManuel Chang, a former minister of finance in Mozambique, appeared in a South African court on charges of wire fraud, money ...
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