Latest reports indicate that the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe General Manager David Chawota has been arrested on suspected corruption charges.

A source with the National Prosecution Authority confirmed that Chawota is facing a number of corruption allegations from radar, labour abuses to resurrecting contracts from 20 years ago that cost the Authority $ 450 000.

ZimEye.com is also told that the other case involves the the awarding of a 28 million euro (US$33,3 million) tender to Indra Sistemas and Homt Espana SA for the finance, supply and installation of an airspace management system without going to tender.

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