Will Mugabe Show Up For Parliament Questioning?
A parliament committee has summoned former president Robert Mugabe to give evidence about diamond corruption alleged to have cost billions of dollars during his rule. Mugabe was originally scheduled to appear before the mines committee on May 9, which would have been his first public appearance since he resigned, but reports say the invitation letter had never been sent.
Former president Robert Mugabe (file photo).
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Former president Robert Mugabe has been told to appear before a parliamentary committee on May 9 to give information on the alleged disappearance of diamond revenue while he was in ... Read more »
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Although he did not say when former president Robert Mugabe would appear before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee, the Chairperson Temba Mliswa has resolved to summon Mugabe to ... Read more »
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Deposed president Robert Mugabe may have to appear before the country's parliament to explain what has happened to about U.S.$15 Billion in diamond revenue that is unaccounted for. Read more »
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