A FORENSIC audit into the alleged theft of drugs supplied by USAID and other cooperating partners has revealed that medical supplies worth $5.2 million, that were reportedly delivered directly to facilities, had no record captured in the ZAMMSA Warehouse Management System (WMS). The forensic report says while this does not translate to actual loss, as the facilities confirmed receipt, it presents a potential risk and pilferage point. To address this, the report recommends that ZAMMSA should provide the Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) with a list of facilities that received these medical supplies, along with the corresponding support documents. The report by PwC also noted that deliveries could be made directly to regional hubs, bypassing the central warehouse, and sometimes even...