Ugandan arrested in South Africa over suspected Sh400m counterfeit currency
Sources familiar with the investigations alleged that Mulema’s residence may have been used as a brothel and was also suspected to be linked to the production of so-called “Black Dollar” counterfeit currency. During the search, officers reportedly recovered suspected counterfeit currency amounting to R1.6m (Sh400m), an iPhone 16, a money safe and two passports registered in Mulema’s name.
Mulema appearing before Durban Magistrate’s Court in South Africa on Monday.
By: Stuart Yiga, Journalist @New Vision
DURBAN - A Ugandan has been arrested in South Africa after the police allegedly recovered suspected counterfeit currency worth R1.6m (about sh400m) during a raid on his rented
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