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Zimbabwe: Mugabe Sucked in to Gwanda Solar Project Saga
263Chat, 5 November 2018
Former President Robert Mugabe has been fingered in the Gwanda solar project saga which saw his former lieutenant, Samuel Undenge jailed for two years. Read more »
The trial of the jailed former energy minister Samuel Undenge in connection with a case in which a company was reportedly awarded a corrupt tender has begun. Now that former president Robert Mugabe has been implicated in the shady deal, if he's charged and found guilty, could he, like his former lieutenant Undenge, face the full wrath of the law.
Former energy and power development minister Samuel Undenge, left. and Harare businessman Wicknell Chivayo with the Mugabes.
Wicknell Chivayo is now a free man after a Harare magistrate cleared him of wrong doing in the fraud case he was being jointly charged with a fellow businessman and socialite ... Read more »
This comes after the controversial Harare businessman Wicknell Chivayo had been accused of insulting Sunday Mail Features and Opinions Editor Garikai Mazara. Read more »
Former president Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace Mugabe have been named in businessman Wicknell Chivayo's U.S.$7 million Gwanda solar project, as members of the ... Read more »
Former foreign minister Walter Mzembi and ex-energy minister Samuel Undenge were charged with "criminal abuse of office". They both deny wrongdoing. Read more »
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has established a special anti-corruption unit to improve efficiency in the fight against all forms of graft and to strengthen the ... Read more »
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has suspended Prosecutor General Ray Goba on allegations of incompetence. Goba, who was appointed under controversial circumstances last year, is ... Read more »
Harare businessman Wicknell Chivayo has posted photos of himself having dinner with Grace Mugabe and her son Robert Jnr in the United Arab Emirates. Read more »
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