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The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) is investigating executives from the Industrial Development Corporation of Zimbabwe (IDC) who reportedly attempted to “bribe” President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Vice President Constantino Chiwenga using fertilisers.
The probe was launched after some disgruntled IDC employees presented a dossier to ZACC of alleged corrupt activities by IDC general manager Winstone Makamure and chairperson Tome that included the flouting of tender procedures.
Makamure and Tome allegedly bought fertilisers without following the due tender process and tried to donate them to Mnangagwa and Chiwenga.
The two IDC executives were allegedly trying to influence the two leaders to give them an audience so that they could defend themselves against corruption allegations levelled against them.
However, Mnangagwa and Chiwenga are said to have refused to entertain Makamure and Tome. Part of the dossier submitted to ZACC reads:
<blockquote>
Tome is pushing to be appointed substantive general manager so that he can cover up his shenanigans.
He favours management instead of general staff in terms of salaries and benefits.
Resultantly, the chairman and the general manager are in connivance to ensure that their misdeeds are covered up.
They bought 30 tonnes of fertilisers from (a company named) and donated to HE (Mnangagwa) and VP (Chiwenga) to buy their audience, but both refused to entertain them and just told them to leave the fertilisers in Kwekwe.
They haven’t met them up to now. The company is struggling to pay for the fertiliser up to now.
</blockquote>
Anyway Mutambudzi the chief director for presidential communications, on Saturday told <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/thestandard/news/article/200007064/ed-chiwenga-bribe-backfires">The Standard</a> he could not comment on a matter that was under investigation. He said:
<blockquote>
We would not want to interfere with the investigations. ZACC can respond to that.
</blockquote>
ZACC spokesperson Thandiwe Mlobane confirmed the developments and said the matter was being investigated under case number HCR26/01/23.
ZACC investigators reportedly entered IDC offices on 24 January and served the institution with a warrant of search and seizure.
Makamure and Tome are also accused of abusing power and nepotism.
Contacted for comment by The Standard, Tome said he was in a meeting. He had not responded by the time of going to print.
Makamure also did not respond to questions sent to him by the publication.

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Attempt To "Bribe" Mnangagwa, Chiwenga Fails

An initiative by MDC Alliance supporters to raise US$120 000 to buy a bullet-proof vehicle for their leader Nelson Chamisa has seemingly angered ZANU PF.
After the fundraising initiative exceeded the target last week, ZANU PF sympathisers, among them Information secretary Ndavaningi Mangwana suggested that the crowdfunding violated the Political Parties Finance Act.
The law bans Zimbabwean political parties from receiving external funding.
However, a legal expert, Professor Lovemore Madhuku told The Standard that there was nothing wrong with the fundraising by the MDC Alliance supporters and any attempt to seize the vehicle will be illegal and an abuse of power. Said Madhuku:
<blockquote>
There is nothing wrong with party supporters coming together to buy their leader anything.
These are ordinary people who can come together and buy their leader a vehicle. They are not foreigners and this is not foreign funding.
It is not prohibited under the said Act and it will also be evil if anyone prohibits that initiative by the supporters.
It’s like when you are on a campaign trail and someone wants to cook for you or provide transport for you, it is not prohibited and cannot be prohibited by the Political Party Finances Act or any other law.
There is nowhere they can impound this. It will be an abuse of power and very illegal.
There is no provision that allows that. When a vehicle comes, as long as it pays duty and all those other things, they cannot do anything.
</blockquote>
Another legal expert, Bulawayo-based Nqobani Sithole, said as long as the vehicle was declared and was transported legally into the country and duty was paid for it, then there would be no justification to impound it. Said, Sithole:
<blockquote>
The mischief of the Political Parties Finance Act is to avoid clandestine donations.
However, if it is declared, and there is no violation of any law, for example, the Foreign Exchange and Money Laundering Act, then that kind of donation will be above board.
The law provides for this, but that can be an exception as long as it is declared. At the end of the day, whatever resources parties get should be made clear.
There should not be any clandestine dealings, and sources of finance should be known by the regulating authorities.
</blockquote>
Posting on Twitter, Mangwana suggested that there was reasonable justification to confiscate Chamisa’s vehicle as happened with the late MDC founding president Morgan Tsvangirai’s BMW X5 which was impounded by the police in Lupane in 2008.
Meanwhile, MDC Alliance secretary-general Chalton Hwende said the party was pushing for the release of Tsvangirai’s vehicle in Lupane and other MDC vehicles being kept in Gweru.
<h4>More: <a href="https://thestandard.newsday.co.zw/2021/12/12/chamisas-us120k-jackpot-jolts-govt/">The Standard </a>                                    </h4>

Impounding Chamisa's US$120k Vehicle Would Be An Abuse Of Power - Madhuku

Following the arrest of her client who had approached the police to lodge a complaint, prominent lawyer, <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Beatrice_Mtetwa">Beatrice Mtetwa</a> has written to the <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Republic_Police">Police</a> Commissioner-General, <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Augustine_Chihuri">Augustine Chihuri</a>, complaining over the alleged abuse of police arresting powers.
She said officers at Borrowdale Police Station refused to record complaints from her client, Tim Trombas, who was allegedly being victimised by a well-known businessman, Simon Rudland. Mtetwa alleged Trombas approached the police station on three different occasions to report threats from Rudland, but the police locked him up over false charges instead.
Trombas appeared at the Harare Magistrates’ Court last Monday facing allegations of stealing from Rudland, a charge which Mtetwa argues is false. She says the police were allegedly being influenced by a Rudland, who was divorcing his wife, Leigh, who is now believed to be Trombas’ girlfriend.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2016/11/16/mtetwa-complains-chihuri-abuse-police-arresting-powers/">NewsDay</a>

Mtetwa writes letter to Chihuri complaining of abuse of arresting powers by police

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