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ZIMBABWE’S ELITE EXPOSED: NEW DETAILS ON TOP OFFICIALS’ FINANCIAL DEALINGS

A recent report has shed light on the financial dealings of Zimbabwe’s elite, revealing a complex web of connections between top government officials and wealthy businesspeople.

A Web of Connections

According to sources close to the matter, several high-ranking officials have ties to a company called Sakunda Holdings, which has been linked to various businesses and investments across the country. The report reveals that:

  • Minister of Women’s Affairs, Gender and Community Development Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri has links to Sakunda Holdings through her husband.
  • Deputy Commissioner General, Administration, Zimbabwe Republic of Police Stephen Mutamba is a shareholder in Sakunda Holdings.
  • Owen Ncube has been linked to Sakunda Holdings’ sister company, Fidelity Printers and Packaging Limited.

More Connections Revealed

The report also highlights connections between top officials and businesspeople such as:

  • Kudakwashe Tagwirei, who has ties to Sakunda Holdings through his wife. His wife is reportedly a shareholder in the company.
  • Deputy Commissioner General, Administration, Zimbabwe Republic of Police Stephen Mutamba, who is named as a shareholder in Sakunda Holdings’ sister company, Fidelity Printers and Packaging Limited.

Concerns Raised

Sources close to the matter have told our publication that the connections between top officials and wealthy businesspeople are a major concern for many Zimbabweans, who feel that these links are contributing to corruption and nepotism in the country’s government.

Calls for Transparency and Accountability

The report has sparked widespread debate on social media, with many calling for greater transparency and accountability from Zimbabwe’s elite. As one commenter wrote:

“We need to know where our leaders’ wealth is coming from and how they’re using it. It’s unacceptable that they can get rich while the rest of us struggle to make ends meet.”

Conclusion

The report highlights the need for greater transparency and accountability in Zimbabwe’s government. It is essential that officials are held accountable for their financial dealings and that the country works towards a more equitable distribution of wealth.

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