Mozambique: Ndambi Guebuza Tries To Have Kroll Audit Declared Inadmissible As Evidence

Maputo — Ndambi Guebuza, oldest son of former Mozambican President Armando Guebuza, attempted to have the report from the audit of the fraudulent companies Ematum (Mozambique Tuna Company), Proindicus and MAM (Mozambique Asset Management) ruled as inadmissible as evidence in the impending trial of himself and 19 others implicated in the illicit loans of over two billion dollars to those companies.

According to the dispatch from Maputo City judge Evandra Uamusse, ordering a trial in the case to go ahead, cited in Wednesday's issue of the independent newssheet "Carta de Mocambique", Ndambi Guebuza wanted to have the report from the audit company Kroll declared as "null" because the audit was "an interference and an affront to national sovereignty".

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