EDITOR — Coalition Against Corruption (Cac) the leading anti-corruption organisation in Zimbabwe castigates and dismisses the unfounded statements made by Vice President Joice Mujuru in which she blames the media on the way corruption cases are being reported. The statement by VP Mujuru was quite unfounded especially from a mother of a nation that has…
EDITOR — There is nothing new or shocking about the revelations of corruption characterising today’s reportage. If anything, it’s just old wine in new wineskins. If you look down memory lane, you will see that there have been spates of corruption cases involving high-profile government workers and several other bigwigs from leading corporations. The country…
EDITOR — Coalition Against Corruption (Cac) the leading anti corruption organisation in Zimbabwe strongly condemns the reinstating of Harare town clerk,Tendai Mahachi by minister Ignatius Chombo. The move by Chombo is naive and mischievous to say the least given that the town clerk was being investigated following the hefty salary scandal which showed the latter…
EDITOR — I wonder why there is silence from our respected President on the uncovering of a series of pay scandals at several parastatals. Not so long ago, I racall the president castigating and vowing to stamp out corruption in his government. He even went further to point out the case of Godwills Masimirembwa’s alleged…
EDITOR — “By his death he ended the whole system of the Jewish law which excluded the gentiles, his purpose was to make peace between Jews and gentiles by creating in himself one new person from the two groups” Ephesians 2:15 (TNLT). Many folks have a challenge accepting that God abolished the law. Recently, l…
EDITOR — The Chitungwiza Residents Trust (CHITREST) and the Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) out rightly condemn the actions by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) on the 27th of January 2014 at Unit L Community Hall in Seke South, Chitungwiza when they disrupted a peaceful residents meeting and arrested five residents’ leaders. The arrest of…
EDITOR — It is now clear that all parastatals and ministries are in need of serious forensic audit in the wake of the Psmas, ZBC and Airzim finacial mismanagement shenanigans. These are but small fish in huge corruption-laden pond. This country is being milked dry by such corrupt practices yet our government remains unmoved. It…
EDITOR — The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) yesterday disrupted a residents’ meeting held at Unit L Community Hall in Chitungwiza around 17:45 hours. The meeting was organised by Chitungwiza Residents’ Trust (Chitrest) as a platform to give its members and residents a chance to get feedback after Chitrest had represented residents at an all-stakeholders meeting…
EDITOR — I wonder why the government seem to be taking a laid back approach to these insensitive salaries that are being earned by chief executive officers in parastals. Why cant our incompetent government institute a thorough audit of all the parastatals and ministries and get to the bottom of these endless salary scams. The…
EDITOR — The government should have scrapped ZBC’s television and radio licence fees way back. The government and Information ministry have finally seen the light. ZBC bosses were milking the public through these unjustified fees. Honestly, how can someone be forced to pay radio and television licences when the organisation only churns out Zanu PF…
