The Prosecutor General has closed its investigation into allegations of corruption in the 2016 wheat harvest swirling around former Supply Minister Khaled Hanafi, according to a memo from the Prosecutor General’s office. The memo, which said the investigation had been closed since December 2017, cleared Hanafi of charges he had misused public funds.
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