Six accused of defrauding MoE

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Six people implicated in a fraud scam that swindled the Ministry of Education and Skills Development of over P30, 000 are yet to make a plea.

State prosecutor Thabo Malambane told the court yesterday that he had yet to secure an amended charge sheet for the suspects, Olaotse Masisi, Tadubana Mogotsi, Mogomotsi Molatlhegi, Kingston Mmolawa, Brinnel Stock and Biki Letsididi.

They are accused of swindling the Ministry of Education and Skills Development of over P30, 000 by paying ghost Limkokwing University off-campus students who were owed outstanding allowances.

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