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Hundreds have joined protests in Liberia's capital, Monrovia, in anger at the disappearance of more than $100m-worth (£76m) of newly printed bank notes intended for the central bank.
That sum, which vanished from the country's main port and airport when the notes were imported for distribution, accounts for 5% of the country's GDP according to the Financial Times.
Liberia's government has banned 15 people, including the son of former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, from leaving the country while it investigates what happened.
Our reporter Jonathan Paye-Layleh sent these photos from the protest:
Jonathan Paye Layleh/BBCCopyright: Jonathan Paye Layleh/BBC
