– Liberia’s Supreme Court on Thursday ordered five former forestry and lands officials imprisoned for one year each after upholding their economic sabotage convictions in a long-running case involving 61 illegal forestry permits that prosecutors said cost the government about US$6 million.
The court also ordered each defendant to pay US$10,000 in restitution, bringing the combined amount to US$50,000.
The convicted officials are Moses Wogbeh, former managing director of the Forestry Development…
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