NEW: NetOne cashier steals $150 million to buy a ‘GD6’ 

Online Reporter 

THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has arrested a NetOne cashier for allegedly stealing $150 million, which he then reportedly used to buy six vehicles, including a Toyota GD6 twin-cab.

ZACC announced on its Twitter handle that the suspect, Daniel Kalira (39), committed the crime through misappropriating airtime vouchers.

“Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission arrested Daniel Kalira (39), a cashier at NetOne, after he allegedly stole an estimated $150 000 000 from the company in an airtime voucher scam.

“Kalira bought six vehicles, including a Toyota GD6 twin-cab, three Mercedes-Benz sedans and two BMW sedans.”

 

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