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| | Posted by admin on Saturday, December 17, 2005 - 11:15 AM |
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|  | THREE more suspects have been arrested in connection with recent thefts at the Namibian Red Cross Society.
The
Red Cross yesterday confirmed that Jesaya Nghilalulwa, the sixth Red
Cross employee to be implicated in the matter, as well as two members
of the public, Mandume Mweshixwa and Theopolina Hamakutua-Kamati, were
arrested on Wednesday, and appeared in court yesterday. Five
other Red Cross employees appeared in court on Monday on charges of
stealing the items from their employer, and were subsequently suspended
on Tuesday. | |
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