Ex-Guinea Minister Admits To Web Of Lies At Bribery Trial

By Pete Brush ( May 2, 2017, 5:41 PM EDT) -- Former Guinea minister Mahmoud Thiam doggedly sought Tuesday to disavow charges that he took $8. 5 million from Chinese moneymen in exchange for mining rights in the West African nation, but Manhattan prosecutors forced Thiam to admit to jurors that he lied to banks and the IRS about his paydays.  . . .

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