Nearly 100 government officials in Ethiopia have been taken into police custody as part of a broad financial crime investigation. Among those detained is Azezew Chane, the deputy head of the Customs Commission. The arrests follow an inquiry that identified alleged criminal networks operating within the nation's revenues and customs administration.
Authorities allege that these networks were involved in the systematic manipulation of tax assessments. The crackdown represents a significant enforcement action aimed at addressing corruption and financial misconduct within the country's tax collection infrastructure.
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