THE State is pushing for a deterrent six-year incarceration of former Mines ministry permanent secretary, Francis Gudyanga, pictured, 75, arguing that corruption among public officials had become cancerous. Last week, Gudyanga was convicted of criminal abuse of duty as a public officer for sitting alone as the board for the Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ)…
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