Anti-graft watchdog seeks charges against Fenaka official
The Anti-Corruption Commission is seeking charges against the procurement department director of Fenaka Corporation for allegedly providing undue benefit to private parties in purchasing diesel for the company.
19 Oct 2017, 9:00 AM
The anti-corruption watchdog has asked the Prosecutor General’s office to press charges against a senior official of a state-owned utility company over allegations of corruption and mismanagement.
The Anti-Corruption Commission is seeking charges against the procurement department director of Fenaka Corporation for allegedly providing undue benefit to private parties in purchasing diesel for the company.
Fenaka provides electricity services for more than 150 out of the Maldives’ 188 inhabited islands.
The Fenaka official had violated a government directive to purchase diesel from a subsidiary of the state-owned wholesaler Fuel Supplies Maldives, according to the ACC.
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