State revises Nchindo, Matome charges

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

The state has re-formulated indictment against the former Debswana boss Louis Goodwill Nchindo's son Garvas and co-accused Joseph Matome.

The charges had been re-formulated after last month's death of Nchindo, who was the main accused person in the graft case.

Garvas and Matome now face 10 counts, down from the 35 charges, which were preferred against them before the death of the former Debswana boss and the withdrawal of Jacob Sesinyi who has become a state witness.

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