POLICE are appealing to eight people who received Grade 12 certificates during 2000 to assist the Commercial Crime Investigation unit in a fraud case.
Several years ago a Basic Education Ministry official was arrested and appeared in court on fraud charges for altering some candidates’ marks before submitting them to Cambridge. The Police want Hedvigh Shagwana Anguwo (40), Fritz Herman (38), Selma Amalovu (44), Benjamin Amutenya Nangombe (36), Paulina Naiyoke Gideon (29), Petrus Shishuweni Embashu (32), Othilie Tjiuiyu (33) and Isabella Kazetjikuria (46) to contact Detective Sergeant Kahona at 061-2094347 or 081 230 3683 or Detective Inspector van Schoor at 061-209 4346 or 081 127 3779 to assist in their investigations.The Police want Hedvigh Shagwana Anguwo (40), Fritz Herman (38), Selma Amalovu (44), Benjamin Amutenya Nangombe (36), Paulina Naiyoke Gideon (29), Petrus Shishuweni Embashu (32), Othilie Tjiuiyu (33) and Isabella Kazetjikuria (46) to contact Detective Sergeant Kahona at 061-2094347 or 081 230 3683 or Detective Inspector van Schoor at 061-209 4346 or 081 127 3779 to assist in their investigations.
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