
Samuel D. Tweah
Samuel D. Tweah is a former Finance Minister of Liberia, currently embroiled in a high-profile corruption case involving allegations of economic sabotage, theft of property, and money laundering. He is accused of facilitating the illegal transfer of significant funds from the Financial Intelligence Agency for personal use during his tenure in office.
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Former Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah is involved in high profile corruption trials.
President Boakai’s Recent Visit to California: Opportunities Missed; A call for Foreign Minister Nyanti to Investigate | CommentariesSamuel D. Tweah is facing prosecution over an alleged US$6 million unauthorized withdrawal from the Central Bank of Liberia.
Gov’t’s Anti-Corruption Battle Heats Up | NewsFormer Finance Minister Samuel Tweah is facing charges related to economic sabotage and conspiracy to defraud the government.
Retired CJ Yuoh’s Dilemma | LegalSamuel D. Tweah is the former Finance Minister facing charges of conspiracy to defraud the government.
Tweah’s Presidential Immunity Claim Faces Court Arguments Today | NewsFormer Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah is one of the defendants in a US$500,000 corruption case.
Tweah, Others to be Let off the Hook? | LegalSamuel D. Tweah is involved in a corruption case as the former Minister of Finance.
Court Summons MFDP, CBL, FIA | LegalSamuel D. Tweah is a former Finance Minister accused of authorizing the illegal transfer of significant funds during his tenure.
Tension Erupts over Withholding of Key Evidence in Case of Tweah and other defendants | Legal


















