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Crime and Corruption - Top News

  • November 17
  • AIM Mozambique: Country Performs Poorly on Corruption Index

    Mozambique is ranked joint 130th out of 180 countries in this year's edition of the Corruption Perception Index (CPI), published on Tuesday by the anti-corruption NGO, Transparency International (TI).

  • AIM Mozambique: Former Minister Goes on Trial

    The trail began in Maputo on Monday of former Transport Minister Antonio Munguambe, the former chairperson of the Mozambican Airport Company (ADM), Diodino Cambaza, and three others, who are facing corruption charges involving the theft of over 54.4 million meticais (about two million US dollars, at current exchange rates) from ADM between 2005 and 2008.

  • Daily Observer Gambia: Woman Convicted for Theft

    The Kanifing Magistrates Court, presided over by Senior Magistrate Abdoulie Mbake, recently convicted and sentenced one Absa Ndong to a fine of D10,000 in default to serve a 6-month imprisonment term after she was found guilty of stealing from a dwelling house.

  • Monitor Uganda: Draru Charged With Murder

    There was no fanfare, no crowds and no speeding, highly-guarded convoys yesterday as the woman who has confessed to the murder of former army commander, Maj. Gen. James Kazini, was presented to the Makindye Grade II Magistrates Court where she was formally charged and remanded.

  • Mmegi Botswana: Mogae Court Case Goes Missing From the Roll

    The high profile corporate case involving former president, Festus Mogae, Chief Justice Julian Nganunu and ex-cabinet ministers and permanent secretaries failed to continue yesterday because it was missing from the court roll. The case is before Justice David Newman of the High Court.

  • Nation Kenya: Ruto Decries Comments On Graft Case

    Agriculture minister William Ruto has accused members of the executive of discussing a graft case against him in public.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: 'Cult' Forces 56 Girls From Eaglesvale

    Eaglesvale High School has lost 56 students amid reports of mass hysteria blamed on a "cult" that has seen two students chucked out of their hostels for allegedly leading unsanctioned religious meetings on school premises and causing hysteria among fellow students.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: Chinamhora Man Accused of Rape

    A Chinamhora man has been hauled to court for allegedly raping a 17-year-old girl at gunpoint while taunting her saying she could not do anything about it because he was a "war veteran".

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: MDC-T Fires SA Executive

    MDC-T has fired its South African executive amid allegations of misappropriation of funds and abuse of resources among other issues.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: Bennett's Trial Opens

    THE High Court has ordered the State not to lead hearsay evidence in MDC-T treasurer Roy Bennett's trial on allegations of possessing dangerous weapons and inciting acts of terrorism and insurgency.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: Handbag Snatcher Jailed Two Years

    A 26-year-old Harare man who jumped behind a counter in a banking hall and snatched the teller's handbag was yesterday slapped with a two-year prison term.

  • Monitor Uganda: Suspected Iron Bar Criminals Arrested

    Police have arrested six suspected thugs who have been terrorising residents of Kabalagala, a Kampala suburb. Police identified the suspects as Rashid Tusiime, Joseph Ssemonyo, Victor Okumu Omula, Joseph Wabuloka, Simon Asaba and another only indentified as Festo.

  • Monitor Uganda: Policemen Held for Murder

    Five Police officers in Soroti District have been arrested in connection with the alleged murder of a suspect in Police custody. The Mid Eastern Police spokesperson, Mr Juma Hassan Nyene identified the officers as Inspector of Police Gregory Okwi, Detective Superintendent Christopher Elungat and detective corporals only indentified Akol and Osany. They were picked from their respective work ...

  • Monitor Uganda: Draru Charged With Murder

    There was no fanfare, no crowds and no speeding, highly-guarded convoys yesterday as the woman who has confessed to the murder of former army commander, Maj. Gen. James Kazini, was presented to the Makindye Grade II Magistrates Court where she was formally charged and remanded.

  • New Vision Uganda: Mbabara Magistrate Jailed for Taking Bribe

    THE Mbarara Grade II Magistrate, Moses Ndifiuna, has been jailed for two years for receiving a sh200,000 bribe from a businessman.

  • New Vision Uganda: Broadcasting Boss Probed On CHOGM

    MPS on the public accounts committee yesterday handed over Broadcasting Council chairman Godfrey Mutabaazi to the criminal investigations department over a $5m (about sh9.4b) deal he negotiated with Globe-cast for the CHOGM media centre.

  • New Vision Uganda: Kazini Death a Lesson On Domestic Violence [opinion]

    IT is unfortunate that Uganda has lost Maj Gen James Kazini, an illustrious fierceless commander, whose different military mission brought pride to many Ugandans.

  • New Vision Uganda: Corruption - Where Are We Headed? [opinion]

    INDICATIONS in Uganda today show that the situation of corruption seems to be getting out of hand. Reference is made to the local dailies in which over four articles were reported on corruption ranging from the sh80b NAADS money swindled, Parliament questioning a minister over ghost pensioners, CHOGM-related corruption and sh51b lost to corruption in the water and sanitation sector.

  • New Vision Uganda: Rapist Gets 10 Years in Prison

    A 22-year-old-man in Rukungiri was on Thursday remanded to 10 years in prison for rape. The High Court in Rukungiri, presided over by Justice Yorokamu Bamwine, heard that Alex Gumisiriza raped a 22-year-old-woman.

  • New Vision Uganda: Disabled Traders in Busia Petition Ura Over Goods

    PERSONS with disabilities doing business in Busia town have asked the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) enforcement officers to stop confisticating their goods.

  • New Vision Uganda: Two Kids Burnt to Death, Parents Arrested

    TWO children were on Sunday night burnt to death in a house in Kawempe, a Kampala suburb. The parents of Mildred Ssekande and Shalita Mirembe of one and a half years, have been arrested by the Police over the incident.

  • New Vision Uganda: Thugs Attack Soroti Anglican Bishop

    THE Anglican Bishop of Soroti Diocese, the Rt. Rev. George William Erwau, was on Sunday morning attacked by thugs moments before he went to conduct the 6:30am service.

  • New Vision Uganda: Jinja Ritual Murderer Jailed for Life

    A traditional healer who killed his colleague in a ritual murder has been sentenced to life imprisonment.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: Police Parade 25 Suspected Criminals

    ABIA State Police Command, yesterday paraded 25 criminal suspects, including two policemen from the command.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: EFCC Urged to Enforce Public Procurement Act

    A university don, Dr Jacob Meta, has called on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to wake up from its slumber and punish public servants who flout the provisions of the Public Procurement Act, 2007 irrespective of their standing in the society.

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