The Central Intelligence Organization boss Happyton  Bonyongwe  has put new measures  which have seen junior members of the organization having ‘less powers’, ZimEye.com has learnt .
Highly placed sources within the CIO said Bonyongwe has directed the police and local authorities not to tolerate them when they approach them ‘while on duty’. 
“He wrote letters to the ZRP instructing them to arrest any member of the CIO who would have been caught say driving without a license. He did this saying he wanted to bring sanity in the organization”, said the source.
“He has also directed all local authorities throughout the country to clamp our cars should they find them parked in the city without some parking discs.
“This is unusual because the nature of our duty sometimes demands that we spend 10 hours parked at a certain point carrying out some investigations.” 
They also said the CIO Boss had ordered financial institutions to stop giving his members loans.
“We used to easily access loans from banks and other financial institutions and this was also blocked. We have a housing scheme which used to give us some loans and housing stands and again the facility is now a preserve of the top officers,” complained the CIO members.
“There is also heavy militarization of the organization with most of the heads of departments being recruited from the Army. In fact he is saying that every member should have a military background and very soon we will see ourselves getting military training”. 
The officers however believe Bonyongwe is  trying to convince President Robert Mugabe that he does not belong to the ousted former Vice President Joice Mujuru camp.
Bonyongwe is in the ZANU (PF) firing queue together with Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services Commissioner General Paradzai Zimondi, Zimbabwe Republic Police Commissioner General Augustine Chihuri and Perence Shiri  the Air force of Zimbabwe Commander. 
The security chiefs are accused of siding with the former Vice President Joice Mujuru who was fired from both the government and the ZANU(PF)  party by President Robert Mugabe.