The arrests bring the total number of suspects arrested in the case to seven, as investigations into the alleged abuse of public resources continue. Mr Chilala is also facing three counts of possession of property reasonably suspected to be proceeds of crime, involving landed properties valued at K4.56 million and a motor vehicle valued at K200,000. Meanwhile, Kabemba Mwambilwa (47), an Assistant Director for Livestock Development, has been charged with two counts of possession of property reasonably suspected to be proceeds of crime, involving landed properties valued at K11.9 million. She added that the Commission has expressed satisfaction with the progress made in the investigations, attributing it to collaboration with key stakeholders. The Commission said the audit may lead to the arrest of more suspects as the full extent of the alleged abuse of public resources is established.