US EditionCourt Acquits Man Accused in ‘Former BNR Employee's House’ Saga
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Court acquits man accused in ‘former BNR employee's house’ saga
The High Court in Nyanza has acquitted Anatole Muhizi and co-accused lawyer, Emile Katisiga, in a case that drew national attention following allegations of fraud and forgery tied to the controversial sale of a mortgaged house formerly owned by an employee of the National Bank of Rwanda (BNR). Muhizi came to the limelight after he raised his complaints directly to President Paul Kagame during a citizen outreach visit in Nyamasheke District in 20…
The High Court, Nyanza Chamber, acquitted Muhizi Anathole, who was accused of suing the BNR against President Paul Kagame, in the same case as Me Katisiga Rusobanuka Emile, who was also acquitted. The reading of the judgment was followed by a UMUSEKE journalist in public, and was read by three judges and the court clerk. In that case, the prosecution was not represented, and the defendants were not present. The presiding judge first told the cou…
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