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Ex-Ethiopian minister jailed 6 years for corruption

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May 8: Simon jailed 6 years

A Supreme Court in Ethiopia’s Amhara regional state today handed down a six-year jail term to one-time communications Minister, Bereket Simon.

A co-defendant, a former top civil servant, Tadesse Kassa; also bagged eight years.

May 4: Ethiopia court convicts ex-minister, Bereket Simon, over corruption

A top court in Ethiopia’s Amhara regional state on Monday found a former minister of communications, Bereket Simon, guilty of corruption charges.

Privately-run Addis Standard portal reported that the Amhara region’s Supreme Court passed a guilty verdict against Simon and a former top civil servant, Tadesse Kassa.

Simon was found guilty on two counts whiles Tadesse was found guilty on three counts of the four charges levelled against them.

Source: Africanews | Latest breaking news, daily news and African news from Africa

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