Louis Nchindo in court on Monday

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The High Court application in which Louis Nchindo,his son Garvas,and former Debswana employees Joseph Matome and Jacob Sesinyi are challenging a ruling made by then Village Chief magistrate Lot Moroka that the state ought not to provide further particularities in most of tthe charges that Nchindo and his co-accused face,will continue on Monday.

The substantive case, which was due to start on July 6 at Village Magistrate's Court was on June 26 stayed by Justice Maruping Dibotelo, who is also presiding over the current case.

Nchindo and his co-accused face 36 counts of graft. The ruling came after the suspects filed an urgent application to have the main case postponed after an order by Regional Magistrate Lot Moroka that they should take their pleas and that trial should start on July 6.

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