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Zimbabwe: Cashberts Committed No Crime, Police
New Zimbabwe, 3 July 2014
TOP executives at struggling parastatals exposed for earning massive salaries while their organisations teetered near collapse and ordinary workers went for months without pay… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: No Arrests for Salarygate Fat Cats
The Herald, 3 July 2014
Salarygate beneficiaries will not be arrested for earning huge sums of money because their packages were legally approved by their respective boards, police have said. Read more »
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The Herald, 27 May 2014
State Procurement Board chairperson Mr Charles Kuwaza took home about US$147 000 in house repairs and maintenance allowances last year alone, with his total benefits gobbling… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Deadlock Over CEOs' Salaries
Financial Gazette, 22 May 2014
TWO months after discussions to trim excessive salaries earned by chief executive officers (CEOs) of State-owned enterprises started, Cabinet is still to finalise the… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Government Finally Puts a Cap On CEO Salaries
SW Radio, 19 March 2014
In the wake of complaints that a large number of chief executive officers of parastatals were getting paid astronomical salaries, government has finally acted and announced a… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: CEOs Salary Cap Progressive, the Work Begins
The Herald, 20 March 2014
The drastic action taken by the Government over the maximum pay for heads of local authorities and those parastatals and state entities that receive tax-payers' grants or subsidies… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Govt Warns CEOs
The Herald, 20 March 2014
Public sector bosses who submitted false salary schedules to Government will face serious consequences, Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa has said.While it has been established… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Salaries and Allowances of Some Top Earning Bosses
New Zimbabwe, 19 March 2014
SALARIES OF SELECTED PARASTATAL CEOs ORGANISATION BASIC/MONTH ALLOWANCES/MONTH TOTAL PAY $ PSMAS 230,000 305,499 Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Govt Cuts Pay, Perks for CEOs
The Herald, 19 March 2014
Government has slashed salaries and perks for parastatal and local authorities' bosses to US$6 000 monthly, pending finalisation of a comprehensive salary structure being crafted… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Salaries of Top Paid State Executives
New Zimbabwe, 19 March 2014
THE government on Tuesday declared a $6,000 cap for top earners in the State-owned enterprises and local authorities. The move followed media revelations of mega salaries earned by… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Parliament Hears of Chitungwiza Salarygate
SW Radio, 18 March 2014
Chitungwiza Town Council workers this week claimed that senior managers were milking the council dry by siphoning funds from secret bank accounts, from which they paid themselves… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Govt Caps High Salaries in Parastatals
New Zimbabwe, 18 March 2014
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe's government on Tuesday declared a $6,000 cap for top earners in the State-owned enterprises and local authorities. The development follows media… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Chitungwiza U.S $10 Million Salary Scam Exposed
The Herald, 18 March 2014
The Chitungwiza Municipality could have been swindled $10 million with council employees yesterday alleging that management was failing to account for revenue collected in January… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: PSMAS Top Earners Were Not Paying Tax
SW Radio, 17 March 2014
High-earning Premier Medical Aid Society (PSMAS) executives have been enjoying tax-free salaries since 2009, the State-run Herald newspaper claims. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Pay Rot - Government Must Go Beyond Words
New Zimbabwe, 16 March 2014
"An all pervading spirit of corruption, selfishness and materialism seems to have invaded the country." Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Chitungwiza Bosses Running Secret Payroll
New Zimbabwe, 17 March 2014
SCANDAL-RIDDEN Chitungwiza Town Council's management officials are siphoning council funds and depositing them in secret bank accounts leaving general workers wallowing in poverty… Read more »
No Arrest for Zimbabwe Parastatal Bosses
Parastatal bosses who have been accused of getting hefty packages at the expense of ordinary workers will not be arrested for because their packages were legally approved by their respective boards.
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Top executives at some of the country's parastatals and state enterprises have allegedly been involved in massive and systematic looting of public funds through mega-salaries, ... Read more »
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The government has started paying up backdated salaries at the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation and has started a verification process to ensure ghost workers are not paid. Read more »
