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In 2023, ex-Mozambican finance minister Manuel Chang was sent from South Africa to the US where he was charged in a $2-billion fraud and money laundering case. Last month he failed to get his cellphone, initially seized in this country, returned to him and potential evidence on it suppressed.

The two fabled liberation movements have lost their lustre in their own countries after decades of failure in government, writes Dan Moyane.

Maputo's lawyers argue that those involved in the maritime schemes should have known how corrupt the country was before they funded them, The London trial over Mozambique's US$2 billion 'hidden loans' nears its end this week as lawyers present their closing arguments. Mozambique sued Credit Suisse bank, along with maritime contractor Privinvest, for over $1bn in 2019, and Russia's VTB Bank is seeking redress for state-backed loans which were not repaid. (In March, CS was taken over by the Swiss bank UBS Group).