The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission, which has been under fire recently has released via its Facebook page. We publish it here unredacted. _________ The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission, in the past 3 to 4 weeks, has received a lot of coverage, some of it good and some bad, in regard to ongoing investigations relating in particular to [...]
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Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission Releases Press Statement
Posted by Three Men On a Boat on March 25th, 2013
Posted in Politics 
Tags: NIEEBgate, Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission, Zimbabwe corruption 
No Comments »PM Tsvangirai Wants Old NSSA Board Arrested
Posted by Three Men On a Boat on September 28th, 2012
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has called for the arrest of the old National Social Security Authority (NSSA) board who have been accused of various crimes like fraud, bribery, corruption and outright theft. The PM wrote a letter to Minister of Labour and Social Services, Paurina Mpariwa, outlining a report which found the ex-board was dipping its fingers [...]
Chiyangwa Loses Three Million Dollars
Posted by Three Men On a Boat on August 12th, 2012
Zimbabwean businessman Phillip Chiyangwa has lost up to $3 million to engineers misrepresenting contracts. According to The Sunday Mail, Chiyangwa hired a firm, Tarcon, to develop properties that fall under his Pinnacle Hldings portfolio. In what is a common con in Zimbabwe, a consulting engineer engaged by Pinnacle connived with Tarcon employees to inflate prices for material required [...]
New Law To Go After Looting MPs
Posted by Three Men On a Boat on July 30th, 2012
Cabinet has approved a penalty of up to five years in jail for Members of Parliament found guilty of misappropriating Constituency Development Funds. Those who helped to embezzle this money will also face the same sentence. Before the parliament had been hamstrung as there was no standing punishment for members of the house who engaged in [...]
Asiagate: State Drops Charges Against Rushwaya
Posted by Three Men On a Boat on May 25th, 2012
In what will not come as a shock, charges have been dropped against former ZIFA boss Henrietta Rushwaya as the state could not find solid evidence to prosecute her. Rushwaya was in charge of ZIFA during the time when matches were fixed by players, coaches and administrators. Some players have since been cleared. We can’t [...]
