Ex-Mozambique finance minister arrives in US to face debt scandal charges

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Mozambique’s former finance minister is set to appear in US court on Thursday to face charges of involvement in fraud involving $2bn in loans to three state-owned companies...From World War 1 to present-day cosmopolitan South Africa and beyond, the Sunday Times has been a pillar in covering the stories that matter to you.

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