ACC nabs Top Motors MD over hearses bribe

• Thursday, December 10, 2009, 8:29
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11 Comments on “ACC nabs Top Motors MD over hearses bribe”

• boboy wrote on 10 December, 2009, 9:11

  hehehehehehe..wafwa na panga chocholi…thats what we say workign..teta was then right on this..lets wait and see what happens!
• kuku wrote on 10 December, 2009, 9:23

  This is not good news for the increasingly embattled and weakly defended legancy and Silver Masebo.Its very hard to cover up vices when you have no control of the machinery.
• Info wrote on 10 December, 2009, 9:25

  Dirty scamming Chinese.
  Boot them all out of the country now.
• mwaba wrote on 10 December, 2009, 10:22

  These hearses were bought when teta was minister why did he stop purchase if he noticed irregulariies.
• Chicago city wrote on 10 December, 2009, 11:16

  It seems both Masebo and the late Teta were dribbled by the junior officers, I see the procurement team that includes the PS dancing later.
• Mushala wrote on 10 December, 2009, 11:18

  Sorry to say this but its true that the Chinese do not see corruption as a vice. What does this tell us about the MMD and procurement????
• Mushala wrote on 10 December, 2009, 11:19

  You may be right Chicago City! The PS should also write to the president and the case will be closed.
• Kibakimani wrote on 10 December, 2009, 13:09

  Is this the reason the ‘Legacy” is so violently defended. There was Simon Miti and his Kapoko, are we seeing another villain being exposed. I only hope its not the begining of this nonsense of hunting down former leaders. If it is a fight aginst corruption, please, let it be just that.

  Masebo is very articulate, Teta was not. When the “Hearsegate” scandle was unfolding,Masebo vehemently defended it all the transanctions. Teta dispite losing the verbal skirmishes maintained that there still was something fishy about their procurement. Now, someone is trying to bribe someone, to cover up details of a ‘straight forward ‘transaction? Well, lets wait and see. Good lucky to all the players, but remember, you and I are the victims. Our money was abused!
• Madetsa Woyela wrote on 10 December, 2009, 16:09

  A bird tells me that despite being awarded a bail, the Chinese CEO was in the cells as at last evening. Reason- cannot find working surities as demanded by the courts. Hope he has not been left to dry. If he is abandoned by the ‘friends’ he might just play in the hands of the investigators and spill the beans. This might unfold fast!!!
• nshilimubemba wrote on 10 December, 2009, 21:07

  In the first instance I for one didnt see any need of buying hearses, what for corruption when we have no roads for them in rural villages, 2 no medicines in hospitals neither towns. stinking corruption,
• Mongu resident wrote on 11 December, 2009, 1:01

  Dont joke with Chinese!!!! They call us ‘Feizhouren’ someone who cannot distiguish between black colour and white, black continent,someone who cant differentaite between wrong and right, check fo this word in the dictionary and u will believe me. They are in Africa up to no good.