Kazinda fraud case investigations incomplete

 By Andante Okanya

Investigations into the alleged sh316.8m fraud purportedly committed by embattled principal accountant in the Prime Minister's office Godfrey Kazinda is incomplete, court  has been informed.

State attorney Robert Mackay on Monday informed principal magistrate grade one Emmanuel Baguma of the Anti-Corruption Court, that the Police probe was yet to be completed.

He asked for more time to enable the Director of Public Prosecutions compile enough evidence against Kazinda and his three co-accused.

They are alleged to have embezzled funds for procurement of fuel and lubricants for motor vehicles meant to deliver relief and food from the central relief stores to disaster victims in various districts.

The case was adjourned to September 25, and the bail of the accused was extended till then.