Sudanese, driver to face trial over shisha worth sh60m

"Your Worship, inquiries into this matter are complete, and we are ready to disclose to the accused the documents to be used during the trial," Atusiimire said.

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Farid Sulaiman and Tigoor Ruga Tokke in the dock appear before the Nakasero Anti-Corruption court battling charges of possessing and conveying prohibited goods. (Credit: Edward Luyimbaazi)

By NewVision Reporter

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#Anti-Corruption Court #Tigoor Ruga Tokke #Magistrate Christopher Opit #Farid Sulaiman #Prohibited goods

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KAMPALA - A Sudanese national charged with having prohibited goods worth over shillings 60.3 million is set to face trial.

On September 16, 2024, the Nakasero-based Anti-Corruption

Sudanese, driver to face trial over shisha worth sh60m

"Your Worship, inquiries into this matter are complete, and we are ready to disclose to the accused the documents to be used during the trial," Atusiimire said.

Farid Sulaiman and Tigoor Ruga Tokke in the dock appear before the Nakasero Anti-Corruption court battling charges of possessing and conveying prohibited goods. (Credit: Edward Luyimbaazi)

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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