Anti- Corruption Commission in Chirundu arrests Chirundu Council Revenue Collector 44-year-old Clever Habukali, 44 for corrupt practices
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Wednesday 6th January 2021
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CHIRUNDU TOWN COUNCIL REVENUE COLLECTOR CONVICTED FOR CORRUPTION
The Siavonga Subordinate Court has convicted a Chirundu Town Council Revenue Collector for corrupt practices.
In 2019 the Anti- Corruption Commission in Chirundu arrested Clever Habukali, 44, of Mission Area in Chirundu, and charged him with three counts of theft by public servant contrary to section 272 of the penal code cap 87 of the Laws of Zambia and three counts of fraudulent false accounting contrary to section 326(b) of the Penal Code Cap 87 of the laws of Zambia.
Details in the first count are that Habukali, on 29th January 2018 in Chirundu, being a public servant stole K480 property of the Chirundu Town Council, while in count two, Habukali, on 26th January 2018 in Chirundu, being a public servant stole K480, property of the Chirundu Town Council. In the third Count, details are that he stole another K 480 on 29th January 2019, being property of the Chirundu Town Council.
Habukali was further charged with three counts of fraudulent false accounting contrary to section 326(b) of the penal code Cap 87 of the laws of Zambia.
In Count one, particulars of the offence are that on 22nd January 2018, in Chirundu, Habukali, being a public servant namely revenue Collector did make a false entry on a duplicate copy of a receipt dated 22nd January 2018 a matter or transaction that concerns Chirundu Town Council a Public Body. In the second count, Habukali, on 26th January 2018, with intent to defraud made a false entry on duplicate copy of a receipt dated 26th January 2018, while in count three, on 29th January 2018, Habukali made another false entry on a duplicate receipt dated 29th January 2018, a matter or transaction which concerns Chirundu Town Council a public body.
When the matter came up for commencement of defence, the accused informed the Court that he wished to change his plea from not guilty to guilty. He was accordingly convicted on all the 6 counts on his own admission and given a suspended sentence of three (3) months for each count with hard labour.
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Timothy Moono
Telephone: 237914/16
P.O. Box 50486
Fax: 237828 LUSAKA
Your Ref.: Our Ref.: ACC/5/8/2
6th January 2021
Number of Pages: 2
To: ALL NEWS EDITORS
PRESS RELEASE
CHIRUNDU TOWN COUNCIL REVENUE COLLECTOR CONVICTED FOR CORRUPTION
The Siavonga Subordinate Court has convicted a Chirundu Town Council Revenue Collector for corrupt practices.
In 2019 the Anti- Corruption Commission in Chirundu arrested Clever Habukali, 44, of Mission Area in Chirundu, and charged him with three counts of theft by public servant contrary to section 272 of the penal code cap 87 of the Laws of Zambia and three counts of fraudulent false accounting contrary to section 326(b) of the Penal Code Cap 87 of the laws of Zambia.
Details in the first count are that Habukali, on 29th January 2018 in Chirundu, being a public servant stole K480 property of the Chirundu Town Council, while in count two, Habukali, on 26th January 2018 in Chirundu, being a public servant stole K480, property of the Chirundu Town Council. In the third Count, details are that he stole another K 480 on 29th January 2019, being property of the Chirundu Town Council.
Habukali was further charged with three counts of fraudulent false accounting contrary to section 326(b) of the penal code Cap 87 of the laws of Zambia.
In Count one, particulars of the offence are that on 22nd January 2018, in Chirundu, Habukali, being a public servant namely revenue Collector did make a false entry on a duplicate copy of a receipt dated 22nd January 2018 a matter or transaction that concerns Chirundu Town Council a Public Body. In the second count, Habukali, on 26th January 2018, with intent to defraud made a false entry on duplicate copy of a receipt dated 26th January 2018, while in count three, on 29th January 2018, Habukali made another false entry on a duplicate receipt dated 29th January 2018, a matter or transaction which concerns Chirundu Town Council a public body.
When the matter came up for commencement of defence, the accused informed the Court that he wished to change his plea from not guilty to guilty. He was accordingly convicted on all the 6 counts on his own admission and given a suspended sentence of three (3) months for each count with hard labour.
Timothy Moono
PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGER
PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGER