Apology - Ms Aimee Mputu Lema

On November 17 we inadvertently published a photograph online of Ms Aimee Mputu Lema alongside an article headlined "Cameroonian nurse denies all charges in €105k fraud trial".

 

Wed, 23 Dec, 2015 - 00:00

We wish to point out that Ms Mputu Lema had nothing to do with the court case in question and we have apologised to her for the error and any upset it may have caused.

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