Maputo — The trial of three people in connection with the alleged theft of 50 million meticais (about 794,000 US dollars) from the publicly owned Mozambique Airlines (LAM), which should have begun last Friday, has been postponed to 11 February, according to a report in Wednesday's issue of the Maputo daily "Noticias".
The accused are Antonio Pinto, once the chairperson of the company's Executive Commission, Helder Fumo, its former financial director and Sheila Temporario, director of the marketing and communication company Executive Mozambique, which was responsible for publishing LAM's in-flight magazine, "Indico".
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