LIVE – EXPOSED “We’ve Just Arrested Queen B”, Where Is Queen C, Queen D, T, X, And Queen Z?
26 October 2018
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Forwarded to ZimEye: The cartels that have become factions today were formed by Zanu PF during GNU to bypass the influence of Biti Tendai the then finance minister who controlled the money. He was a prudent minister who would only ‘spent what he killed.’

The cartel abrogated the sourcing of fuel & the sale of diamonds & gold to the CIO as they were regarded as security areas & hence BitiTendai had no oversight & neither did Parliament. Today the leaders of cartels hve become huge, rich & influences decisions at the very top.

Number one owes these cartels serious money, they financed his re-entry post coup.They financed the Davos trips, they financed the election campaigns,they financed the hiring of aeroplanes for number one including the Dr Amai aeroplane from Singapore.The cartels are in charge.

Number one wants to do the right thing. But he is a partner in crime. ( Akadziya Moyo wembava) He has given his finance minister a free hand to correct the situation. He can’t do it himself, he is complicit in the history of the rise of the cartels.

A key policy area for the success of the Monetary stabilisation Policy is the liberalisation of the fuel sector. He wants to allow more players with free funds to import fuel. Queen B & CC will not allow this. It is their cash cow. The official excuse is it is a security area

The differences between HE & CC are now clearly visible with cartels coalescing around CC. HE is under siege & the economy’s being manipulated to hasten his exit. All key institutions of State captured by CC thru proxies incl army & RBZ. It is the struggle within the struggle

Who is Queen B? Queen B is not one single individual. It is a consortium of very rich & powerful individuals that control all key institutions in Zimbabwe.They have a presence in Parliament,the police, intelligence services, army, RBZ & the OPC.They report to one individual, CC

– – ZimConfidential