The deal is alleged to have been completed without the legal consent of the State’s procurement registration authority.
The State says it is likely to call six witnesses and its evidence includes a letter from Drax Consult dated 22 August 2019, another letter from Drax dated 2 March 2020, a statement from the former Secretary for Health Agnes Mahomva and a letter from Secretary for Finance George Guvamatanga.
The State is opposing bail on the grounds that Moyo is likely to abscond because it has a strong case against him and Moyo is accused of an offence that attracts a lengthy prison term if convicted.
It also says the release of Moyo would jeopardise public confidence in the judicial delivery system because there has been a public outcry over the case.
The State says Moyo might interfere with witnesses as there are some documentary exhibits which have not yet been recovered from NatPharm.
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