The last group of officials accused of playing a role in the loss of millions of US dollars in the name of the President, have testified in court today, including foreign businessmen.
The nine are accused of misusing the national security network, complicity in the use of unauthorized seal for communication management, and double payment.
Three of the accused who testified in court today – Kur Ayuen, Garang Aguer and Chan Bol – are from the office of the president.
The other two are Francis Yaka from the ministry of Finance and Ajang Madut from the Central Bank.
Among the accused are four foreign businessmen who also denied any involvement in the alleged loss of money.
They have denied the accusations. The court has heard from 16 individuals so far and is expected to rule on the case on Thursday.