Former GU coach implicated in fraud

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Former Gaborone United Coach Rapelang Raizor Tsatsilebe has been implicated in a scam that saw one of the commercial banks lose millions of Pula.Tsatsilebe, together with two convicts serving time for the P21 million Central Medical Stores (CMS) fraud case, made a brief appearance before Regional Magistrate Barnabas Nyamadzabo on Monday

Tsatsilebe, Abram Marumo and David Keipone Tumagole are collectively facing seven counts of fraud involving over P4 million.

In Count One: Tsatsilebe, Marumo and Tumagole on February 9th, 2005 in Gaborone acted in concert, with intent to defraud and obtained from Wesbank Botswana an amount of P444,444.44 converted in South African Rands (R600,000) by falsely pretending that Phiki Transport sold and delivered two tipper trucks worth the said amount to Wesbank Botswana.

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