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Money Laundering Case - Charles Sirleaf, Others Denied Bail

Former officials of the Central Bank of Liberia, including Charles Sirleaf, son of the former president Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, were arraigned in a Monrovia court for economic sabotage, criminal conspiracy, criminal facilitation and money laundering. The suspects pleaded not guilty but were denied bail by the court.

Liberia: Sirleaf, Weeks Plead Not Guilty

NEWS, 27 August 2019

The five current and former officials of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) who are facing criminal charges have pleaded not guilty. Read more »

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Sirleaf, Weeks Plead Not Guilty

Liberia: Missing Billions, Losing Patience - Liberia Probe Targets Former Officials

African Arguments, 10 September 2019

Under pressure over the economy and corruption, President Weah has launched a controversial anti-graft investigation. Read more »
Liberia: Charles Sirleaf, Others' Motion Denied

New Dawn, 27 August 2019

Former Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) Executive Governor Milton A. Weeks and others have been ordered to file LD$1,058,000,000 bond each for money laundering, after their request to… Read more »

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Former Liberian President's Son Charged for Money Laundering

Charles Sirleaf and his five co-accused were initially charged with economic sabotage, misuse of public funds and criminal conspiracy. However, following a report looking into the ... Read more »
- Liberia: Sirleaf's Son Back in Jail, Slapped With New Charges
- Liberia: Milton Weeks, Co-Defendants Re-Arrested and Jailed

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