Former Zimbabwean Cabinet Minister Released on Bail

Former Information Communication Technology Supa Mandiwanzira has been freed on $2 000 bail. Mandiwanzira is accused of abusing his authority as ICT minister by ordering government telecoms firm NetOne to pay $5 million to South African company Megawatt for consultancy work without going to tender. The Zanu-PF MP for Nyanga South was arrested  after he handed himself over to the police on his return from a business trip in China.

Supa Mandiwanzira, right, arrives at court on Wednesday with his lawyers.

  • Zimbabwe:   Ex-Minister Mandiwanzira Freed On Bail

    The Herald, 8 November 2018

    Nyanga South National Assembly Member and former Information Communication Technology and Cyber Security Minister Supa Mandiwanzira, who is facing criminal abuse of office charges,… Read more »

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