Witnesses testify against 'CMS mastermind'

Monday, December 20, 2010

Witnesses in the case against alleged prime suspect in the going Central Medical Stores, Thabo Lokwae, took a stand yesterday at the Village Magistrates Court.

Lokwae, who surrendered to the police early this year, is charged with two counts of fraud involving P7,269,429.80.

The state alleges that Lokwae and others not before court defrauded the Government of Botswana the sum of P3,797,300.42 as a payment for pharmaceutical drugs that were never delivered by Mogoaduba Holdings.

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Witnesses testify against 'CMS mastermind'

Witnesses in the case against alleged prime suspect in the going Central Medical Stores, Thabo Lokwae, took a stand yesterday at the Village Magistrates Court.

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