The net is fast closing in on former Higher and Tertiary Education minister Jonathan Moyo who is accused of siphoning more than $400 000 from a State-owned enterprise — the Zimbabwe Manpower Development Fund (Zimdef), the pro President Emmerson Mnangagwa Daily News reports.
A week ago, government sent on forced leave Zimdef’s top executives to pave way for a forensic audit to be facilitated by the Auditor-General.
Zimdef’s chief executive officer Fredrick Mandizvidza; principal finance director and administrator Nicholas Mapute; human resources manager Ignatius Noah Kajengo; corporate legal secretary Servious Kufandada; chief accountant Ropafadzo Mukamba and senior revenue manager, James Gombarago have all been sent on forced leave.
For more details get today’s copy of the Daily News. Telling it like it is. Without fear. Without favour. _ Daily News
4 Replies to “Mnangagwa Chases Jonathan Moyo”
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Selective corruption investigations will not do any good to the economy and the country’s image!
It is good that G40 thieves are being hunted down but the nation will never believe there are no thieves among Mnangagwa’s supporters!
g40 cabal ne lacoste vakabatsirana kuwuraya nyika vese come election mdc wiill finish them all
Too late ED these guys are very slippery like fish give them little space and there make the most out of it, same mistake you are doing with Looters by giving them 3 months come the expiry of that moratarium there will be no one to arrest as everyone will have gone underground.