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Court Frees Former URA Officers In Theft Case of $410,000 from South Sudanese national. After the court determined that two former Uganda Revenue Authority employees had been severely tortured, they were freed on charges that they had stolen nearly half a million dollars from an unnamed South Sudanese. Trials for Stevens Kalemba and Robert Asiimwe Akanga were scheduled for a variety of charges, including felony theft, official misconduct, and abuse of office. The only thing the state could say about the victim, according to DailyMonitor, is that he is the owner of a business called GAK Express Co. Limited. The South Sudanese nationals reported the incident to Kawempe Police Station, which forwarded it to the Police Flying Squad Unit, which then detained the pair, according to court papers. The suspects...