Justice ministry staffer up for swindling security company

A JUSTICE ministry staffer has been arrested on allegations of swindling his former employer Safeguard Security of $425 448 through the creation of a ghost workers roll.

Nobert Mudzinge (46) was not asked to plead when he appeared before magistrate, Edwin Marecha who remanded him to June 20 on $1 200 bail.

It is the State’s case that Mudzinge, who was once employed by Safeguard Security as a wages clerk together with Victor Kamhapa and Stanford Hunzvi, created ghost workers and paid illegal wages into various bank accounts they had opened with various banks.

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