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Daily Maverick suggests that the decision to provide Karpowership SA (which uses ships that produce power using liquefied natural gas) with the contracts to generate electricity as an independent power producer was corrupt. The claims point to a “close associate” of the minister.
While there is already a complicated nexus of interests in the power production space, there is now a risk that this court action against the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy could seriously delay the provision of the generation capacity that Eskom (and South Africa) sorely need.
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KABAMBE: Told to pay back K6.2billion
Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) has told the Industrial Relations Court that instead of RBM paying Kabambe his K2.3 billion claim, the government agency has told the court that Kabambe is owing the RBM a total of K6.2billion.
It has been transpired through the Court documents that RBM is accusing Kabambe of supervising an irregular donation of K6.2 billion to the Department of Disaster Management Affairs towards the COVID-19 response in March last year while DPP was in government.
According to the defense, RBM is claiming the reimbursement of income unjustly earned by Kabambe as well as the sum of K6.2 billion being compensation for loss that the central bank incurred as a result towards COVID-19 response.
Agri chief faces graft raps over failure to build inspection facility vs ASF
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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, April 25) The chief of the Department of Agriculture is facing a graft complaint over his alleged failure to implement sufficient meat inspection facilities, contributing to the spread of the African swine fever that has disrupted the Philippine market.
The complaint filed before the Ombudsman, copies of which were issued to the media over the weekend, showed that the Samahang Industriya ng Agrikultura and its chair Rosendo Ong So slapped Agriculture Secretary William Dar with charges for allegedly violating Section 3e of Republic Act No. 3019 or the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act.