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Mozambique withdraws appeal to extradite former minister from SA
Both Mozambique and the United States (US) have been seeking to prosecute Chang over an alleged R30 billion fraud.
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Court asks Lamola to rule on extradition of Mozambique ex-finmin
Subject to any appeal, Justice Minister Ronald Lamola will now make the final call in a 10-month battle for Manuel Chang’s custody that has put the United States and Mozambique at loggerheads.
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Calls for former Mozambican Minister Manuel Chang to be extradited to US
Manuel Chang allegedly helped himself to a portion of a $2 billion loan that the country secured during his tenure.
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Mozambique to fight for extradition of former finance minister over debt scandal
Chang has been in custody in South Africa since his arrest in December at the request of the United States for his alleged involvement in $2 billion of borrowing US authorities say was fraudulent. He denies wrongdoing.
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Lamola: Masutha’s decision to extradite Mozambique’s Chang doesn’t mean he erred
Instead, the department said Masutha could have arrived at a different decision if he had the information that is now available.
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SA halts extradition of Mozambique ex-minister
Manuel Chang has been held in South Africa since December at the request of US authorities over alleged involvement in $2 billion of fraudulent loans to Mozambique state firms.
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SA mulls revoking extradition of ex-Mozambique minister
In May, South Africa said it would send Manuel Chang back to Mozambique, which had requested his extradition, rather than agree to a competing US extradition claim.
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US 'disappointed' at SA’s extradition of Chang to Mozambique
Former Mozambican minister Manuel Chang, 63, was arrested in South Africa in December at the request of US authorities over alleged involvement in fraudulent loans to Mozambique state firms.
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Masutha sends home Mozambique ex-finance minister to face corruption charges
Manuel Chang, 63, was arrested at Johannesburg airport in December at the request of US authorities over alleged involvement in fraudulent loans to Mozambique state firms worth $2 billion.
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Court denies bail to Mozambican ex-minister Manuel Chang held in SA
Manuel Chang was arrested at the OR Tambo airport in December on a US extradition request over his alleged involvement in $2 billion of fraudulent loans to state firms.
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Mozambique seeks ex-minister's extradition from S.Africa
The unexpected petition means Mozambique and the United States both want to extradite Chang, who was arrested at Johannesburg airport for his alleged involvement in $2 billion of fraudulent loans.
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Case involving former Mozambique finance minister postponed
Manuel Chang has been appearing in the Kempton Park Magistrates Court over the last three days following his arrest at OR Tambo International Airport last month.
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Court to hear more arguments in indictment matter of former Mozambique minister
Manuel Chang has told the court he wants to apply for bail after it ruled on Wednesday that his arrest and detention was lawful.
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Former Mozambique finance minister moved to solitary confinement
The United States wants to extradite Manuel Chang from South Africa to stand trial with four others accused of fraud and corruption worth an estimated $2 billion.
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SA court: Arrest of former Mozambique finance minister is lawful
Mozambique’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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State to submit reasons for ex-Mozambique minister to be extradited to US
Manuel Chang is accused of signing off on government guarantees on projects awarded to front companies for which he was allegedly paid about US$5 million into an account in Spain.
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Manuel Chang’s arrest unlawful, argues lawyer
The police arrested the former Mozambican finance minister on an Interpol red notice late in December at OR Tambo International Airport en route to Dubai.
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Former Credit Suisse bankers arrested in London over Mozambique loans
London authorities says the arrests concern allegations that the former bankers took part in a $2 billion fraud scheme involving state-owned companies in Mozambique.
