Kanjabangas fraud case to resume
Friday, February 17, 2012
The case comes after the Court of Appeal dismissed Kanjabanga’s constitutional appeal that he launched relating to the charge. It now means the case that has been pending before the magistrate’s court for close to four years will now resume.
In 2008, Kanjabanga, together with Boitshwarelo Moreeng, were brought before a Gaborone magistrate on allegations that they had defrauded the Southern District Council of over P399,000. The charges against Kanjabanga included one of theft, one of forgery, one of obtaining by false pretences and 10 of money laundering. At the commencement of trial at the magistrate’s court, Kanjabanga applied for a postponement in order to launch a constitutional application at the High Court.
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