s former president deposited more than £127m at a bank in Monaco while his father was in office, it has emerged. Authorities in Monaco said Karim Wade placed the money in accounts at the Julius Baer bank between 2002 and 2013. They are co-operating with Senegalese officials who are prosecuting Wade on charges of illicit enrichment following a months-long investigation into how he amassed a fortune...
Senegal ex-president's son paid £127m into Monaco bank accounts
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