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Pictures of Rufaro Stadium have generated controversy on social media with critics suggesting that the Harare City Council (HCC) has made insufficient progress in renovating the facility. The local government authority initiated the renovation project approximately seven months ago but has encountered multiple delays, failing to meet several previously set deadlines. The stadium was <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2023/02/14/renovations-of-rufaro-stadium-back-on-track/">initially scheduled to reopen before the start of the season</a> in March but was delayed on several occasions. Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume disclosed that corruption within the council hindered progress. 
Rufaro Stadium was condemned multiple times due to lack of maintenance with local stadium inspectors, including members from PSL and ZIFA, making extensive recommendations for the stadium to meet CAF and FIFA standards. These include improving the playing surface, perimeter support structures, drainage systems, ablution facilities, dressing rooms, and facilities for the physically challenged. They also recommended installing bucket seats, direction signs, standard doping rooms, a medical facility, press rooms, television camera points, and modern electronic turnstiles.
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In May, Mafume expressed satisfaction with the progress made on Rufaro Stadium, saying that they had conducted soil tests and installed new soil to improve the playing surface, which will have a pop-up irrigation system. The city fathers had also painted the seats and numbered them, allowing teams to sell season, half-season, and quarter-season tickets.
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He said the changing rooms had also been expanded, and each would have 15 to 18 showers, with individual lockers for players. Mafume added that a B-Arena will be constructed outside with the same turf as the main pitch, which will be used for practice sessions and will contain small-to-medium shops, creating a multi-purpose facility.
The VIP section now has samples of the bucket seats that were recommended.
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Harare City Council has come under fire for failing to meet the deadlines, particularly after rejecting to partner Sakunda Holdings owned by Kuda Tagwirei. The ruling ZANU PF commented on the latest pictures circulating on social media:
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Jacob Mafume chibaba. After 7 months, here is what he delivered at Rufaro stadium: Car park lines. Sample VIP bucket seats. CCC is against soccer development. They refused Cde Tagwirei’s offer for this rubbish. 
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The Harare City Council (HCC) faced criticism last year for terminating a lease agreement with Sakunda Holdings. It has come to light that Tagwirei had intended to enhance the stadium’s appearance as depicted in the design below.
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Sakunda Holdings accused the Council of displaying a toxic attitude and lacking the necessary political will to execute the project, which led to their withdrawal from the partnership. During that period, Sakunda pledged to donate all project designs and plans to the Council for the benefit of the public interest.
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PICTURES: Renovated Rufaro Stadium

The Government has partnered with Sakunda Holdings to upgrade the National Sports Stadium (NSS) so that it meets the required standards to host international matches.
<a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/sakunda-holdings-roped-in-to-speed-up-nss-renovations/">The Herald </a>reported that the two parties are finalising a Memorandum of Understanding which they are expected to sign in the coming few days.
Preliminary feasibility studies for the upgrading of the National Sports Stadium and the adjacent hockey court are underway.
Moreover, a delegation of technocrats from the Government has accompanied Sakunda Holdings staff to Europe for benchmarking.
The delegation comprises two officials from the Ministry of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation, namely Sport and Recreation director Eugenia Chidhakwa and lawyer Evelyn Mutsvangwa as well as three from the Ministry of Local Government – engineers Lovemore Muzhanje, Chenjerai Bwerinofa and Nicholas Mutangu.
The delegation has since toured the Real Betis High-Performance centre and the Olympic Stadium in Sevilla, Spain and they were expected to visit Camp Nou in Barcelona on Thursday.
They are also expected to tour the Bernabeu which is the home of Real Madrid before going to the Allianz Stadium this weekend.
Speaking to The Herald from Spain on Thursday, Chidhakwa said:
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The main reason for this tour is for us to learn from the best on how we will be able to renovate various stadiums in Zimbabwe and also how we can take the sport into a viable business entity.
For the first three days that we have been in Seville, we visited the Real Betis stadium and we have also toured their high-performance centre.
They are also in the process of refurbishing their standards to expand their Stadium and we have realised that the way they erected their bucket seats is also the same way we are planning to get ours done at the National Sports Stadium.
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Sakunda Holdings project manager and coordinator Nqobile Magwizi said his company committed to upgrading NSS to ensure that it meets the FIFA requirements.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Govt Partners With Sakunda To Upgrade National Sports Stadium

Sakunda Holdings says it is not bankrolling the planned Unity Cup match between Highlanders and Dynamos scheduled for 22 December 2022, contrary to media reports.
Dynamos and Highlanders, who are both sponsored by the energy firm, are set to clash at Babourfields Stadium as Zimbabwe commemorates Unity Day on Thursday.
Reports had suggested that Sakunda was sponsoring the match, but the company has distanced itself from the claims.
A Sakunda official who declined to be named told Soccer24 that the company “never” said they will sponsor the match. Said the official:
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We are not sponsoring that game, we never said we would. The claim that we are sponsoring it is just an agenda to entice us into doing so.
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Meanwhile, both Dynamos and Highlanders are reportedly training in preparation for the match. | <a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2022/12/19/confusion-mars-unity-cup-as-sakunda-distance-themselves-from-it/">Soccer24</a>

Sakunda Denies Bankrolling Unity Cup

The United States of America Monday announced it was adding four Zimbabwean people, including the son of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, to the sanctions list.
The U.S. Treasury Department also announced it was hitting two companies with penalties for their roles in undermining democracy and facilitating high-level corruption. 
Those sanctioned include <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Emmerson_Mnangagwa_Junior">Emmerson Mnangagwa, Jr</a>., who is said to have been in charge of his father’s business interests related to a prominent businessman <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Kudakwashe_Tagwirei">Kudakwashe Tagwirei</a> and his <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Sakunda_Holdings">Sakunda Holdings</a> company. 
The sanctions freeze any assets the targets may have in U.S. jurisdictions and bar Americans from doing business with them. In a statement seen by Pindua News, the Treasury said:
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We urge the Zimbabwean government to take meaningful steps towards creating a peaceful, prosperous, and politically vibrant Zimbabwe, and to address the root causes of many of Zimbabwe’s ills: corrupt elites and their abuse of the country’s institutions for their personal benefit.
The goal of sanctions is behaviour change. 
Today’s actions demonstrate our support for a transparent and prosperous Zimbabwe.
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In addition to Mnangagwa, Monday’s sanctions target Tagwirei’s wife, Sandra Mpunga; Nqobile Magwizi, and Obey Chimuka, along with the two companies, Fossil Agro and Fossil Contracting. 
All of them are connected to Tagwirei and Sakunda Holdings. 
The Treasury Department added that the sanctions demonstrate the United States’ continued commitment to act in support of a transparent and prosperous Zimbabwe.  
It also said that U.S. sanctions do not target the Zimbabwean people, the country of Zimbabwe, or Zimbabwe’s banking sector.
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USA Adds President Mnangagwa's Son On Sanctions List

Dynamos Football Club has castigated the City of Harare after energy company Sakunda Holdings walked away from a deal with the local authority to upgrade Rufaro Stadium.
DeMbare wanted to play home games in Mbare next year and the club had hoped that the agreement signed by Sakunda Holdings and the council earlier this year would give Rufaro stadium a much-needed facelift.
Addressing the media on Friday, Dynamos spokesperson Tinashe Farawo suggested that the local authority is being run by school dropouts who do not appreciate the value of football. Said Farawo:
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We condemn in strongest terms what is happening at the Harare City council.
I think football, at the end of the day, should be the winner. We are not happy with what happened and it must not be allowed to continue.
I think to us, as a club, we want to encourage the formal legislature to, at least revisit, the requirements for one to be elected into office.
Some of these people who are running our cities are just school dropouts who do not appreciate the value of football.
We are exploring other options but we have made it clear. We are appealing to the central government to help us in this regard so that people are called to order.
Why would people not want development? It is going to benefit everyone we should all be proud of business people who are willing to help.
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Earlier this month, Sakunda Holdings notified Harare mayor Jacob Mafume that it had formally withdrawn the deal to partner with Harare City Council to refurbish Rufaro Stadium.
The company said it was withdrawing from the partnership due to “untruthful and malicious allegations” emanating from the local authority. | <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/dynamos-blasts-harare-city-council-over-collapsed-rufaro-stadium-re-development-says-council-being-run-school-dropouts/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>

Dynamos Says City Of Harare Is Being Run By School Dropouts After Rufaro Stadium Deal Collapse

Football stakeholders have criticised the opposition-dominated City of Harare for “dragging politics into sport” after Sakunda Holdings, a company owned by a ZANU PF benefactor Kuda Tagwirei, formally withdrew its proposal to upgrade Rufaro Stadium, the so-called ceremonial home of football.
Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) interim president Gift Banda, who is coincidentally a former deputy mayor of the City of Bulawayo, accused the Harare City Council of letting politics get in the way of football. Said, Banda:
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What Sakunda had done was the right way. There is nothing political in sport. Politics should not be dragged into sport and football in particular.
Sakunda would have helped us to get Rufaro to become a CAF and FIFA-accepted stadium. “In any case, how much revenue is Harare City making at the moment from that stadium vis-à-vis what they are spending on maintenance?
City of Harare was supposed to try and assist in coming up with a solid contract that was beneficial to everyone and not close out a corporate that is trying to assist.
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Rufaro has been condemned by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) and the stadium last hosted Premiership matches in 2019.
Premier Soccer League (PSL) chairperson Farai Jere argued that the refurbishment of Rufaro Stadium would have benefited local football in the long run. He said:
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This was a very important investment in football and it was going to benefit generations to come, and this is something we need to look at from that perspective.
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Northern Region Soccer League (NRSL) Division One chairperson Martin Kweza also expressed disappointment over Sakunda’s withdrawal from the partnership with Harare City Council. Said Kweza:
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I am heartbroken, to say the least. I was already envisaging a new Rufaro in the mould of FNB Stadium (South Africa’s World Cup stadium) on completion.
I could see the appetite of football people to come back to the home of football, particularly when we hosted the Axis Super 8 cup final.
A refurbished Rufaro was going to bring a new dawn for Zimbabwean football, and now this?
I sincerely hope the two parties will find each other and resolve the issues currently obtaining for the sake of Rufaro Stadium, the rich history that it carries and soccer-loving Zimbabweans.
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Sakunda cited “toxicity” in Harare City Council’s attitude as the reason for walking away from the deal. | <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/pressure-mounts-on-harare-mayor-over-rufaro">The Sunday Mail</a>

Football Stakeholders Criticise Council Over Rufaro Stadium Deal Collapse

Harare City Council has made a U-turn on its decision to cut ties with <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Sakunda_Holdings">Sakunda Holdings</a> on the <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/harare-city-leases-rufaro-stadium-to-sakunda-holdings-for-refurbishment/">project to renovate Rufaro Stadium.</a>
On Tuesday, the energy giant announced that it was <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/sakunda-abandons-plans-to-modernise-rufaro-stadium-accuses-council-of-toxicity/">withdrawing its commitment to renovate the Mbare-based facility</a> citing a lack of commitment from the City Fathers. Said Sakunda in a letter to Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume:
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We are shocked and disturbed by untruthful and malicious allegations that Sakunda intends to purchase Rufaro Stadium, which is a public asset…
Consequently, we would like to hereby notify you of our immediate withdrawal from the partnership.
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The two parties had earlier this year agreed on a deal that would have seen Sakunda renovating Rufaro Stadium to world-class status under a long-term lease agreement on behalf of Dynamos Football Club.
In response to the withdrawal, Mafume appeared to be unmoved by Sakunda’s withdrawal from the deal, accusing the company owned by Kuda Tagwirei of seeking “a parasitic deal.”
However, Mafume told a press conference this Wednesday that the council was ready to engage with Sakunda Holdings to revive the deal. <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/theindependent/sport/article/200003680/harare-seeks-sakunda-talks-on-rufaro">The Independent</a> cites him as saying:
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We are still open to negotiate with them.
There is nothing to drag. They (Sakunda) were supposed to come to a presentation to present their feasibility studies in terms of the agreement and if we had dragged any feet, they would have sent a notice or even written to us or sought an appointment with the Mayor as the head of the institution. There is no record of such a letter or anything of that sort that has happened. What we have is that they are talking about rumours in the letter but I don’t know what that means. What we have insisted and reiterated is that we need to enter into mutually beneficial agreements as a city with our business people so that we don’t end up signing things we do not understand or hand over assets of the public. We have not dragged any feet nor said we do not want to partner them.
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In the proposal, Sakunda Holding expressed its vision to drive community development in Mbare by establishing a Fifa-accredited stadium for use by Dynamos and other local clubs.
The rehabilitation of Belgravia Sports Club and its facilities for use by Dynamos for training purposes was also part of the deal.
Rufaro Stadium last hosted league matches during the 2019 season before it was red-flagged by the Zifa First Instance Board in 2020.
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Rufaro Stadium Project: Harare Mayor Says Council Is Open To Negotiate With Sakunda

Energy firm Sakunda Holdings has pulled out of the deal to partner with Harare City Council to refurbish Rufaro Stadium which is owned by the local authority.
In a letter dated 7 November 2022 and addressed to the City of Harare mayor, Jacob Mafume, Sakunda Holdings’ chief operating officer (COO), M Chitambo, said they were withdrawing from the partnership due to “untruthful and malicious allegations” emanating from the local authority. Wrote Chitambo:
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Following our numerous unsuccessful requests to present to your office our final feasibility study report and proposed designs for the refurbishment of Rufaro Stadium, we write to express our gravest misgivings on the unfortunate events and communications emanating from your office.
We are shocked and disturbed by untruthful and malicious allegations that Sakunda intends to purchase Rufaro Stadium, which is a public asset.
Nothing could be further from the truth, and we believe you know that. These unfounded allegations are grounded on malice and a coordinated attempt to curtail our efforts to contribute to the revival and modernization of public infrastructure.
We wish to place it on record again that Sakunda did not have any commercial interests in this project, suffice to say that our participation in the same was entirely philanthropic, for the public good.
Consequently, we would like to hereby notify you of our immediate withdrawal from the partnership.
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Chitambo said Sakunda Holdings entered into the partnership with Harare City Council as part of its social responsibility which also includes the sponsorship of Dynamos and Highlanders. He said:
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Pursuant to our corporate social responsibility thrust which includes the sponsorship of Dynamos and Highlanders Football Clubs, Sakunda approached the Harare City Council with a proposal to enter into a partnership that sought to refurbish Rufaro Stadium and its precincts.
The proposal culminated in the execution of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), whose framework required Sakunda and the Harare City Council to come up with a project feasibility study, following which a detailed technical agreement for the project would be concluded between the parties.
In fulfillment of this mutually shared vision, we were optimistic that after the presentation of the feasibility report and proposed designs to Council, parties would proceed to conclude the technical agreement and proceed to project implementation.
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Chitambo claimed that a project management team comprising both Sakunda and City Council officials conducted research and benchmarked a stadium design for the refurbishment of Rufaro Stadium.
He said the team also visited stadiums in South Africa and engaged experts and suppliers who were involved in these projects, in order to enable them to understand what needed to be done.
The team also managed to carry out a full environmental and social impacts assessment and engaged all key and relevant stakeholders of the City of Harare for a full consultative meeting, according to Chitambo.
The Sakunda Holdings COO accused the Council of having a toxic attitude and a lack of political will to implement the project as the reasons for the firm’s withdrawal from the partnership.
Chitambo said all project designs and plans will be donated to Council in the public interest.
The letter was copied to the Permanent Secretary in the Local Government Ministry, Harare Town Clerk, City of Harare Chamber Secretary, City of Harare Chairman, and Dynamos Football Club.

Sakunda Abandons Plans To Modernise Rufaro Stadium, Accuses Council Of "Toxicity"

Highlanders’ principal sponsor, energy company Sakunda Holdings has offered a 250 percent bonus to the team and administrative staff.
This was revealed by the company’s projects manager Nqobile Magwizi at a dinner held at a local hotel on Sunday evening.
Speaking on behalf of Sakunda proprietor Kuda Tagwirei, Magwizi said Bosso deserves to celebrate turning around their season which started badly but improved gradually culminating in the club finishing the season in position five. Said Magwizi:
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This year, Highlanders Football Club will be receiving a 250 percent bonus just to celebrate the efforts made by the team and staff members this season.
Given where the club was at the beginning of the season and being at number five now, it calls for a celebration.
As Sakunda, we are not worried about the final result but the process, efforts and commitment of both the players and management.
Today, we want to recognise this effort and commitment through bonuses which will be paid out before the festive season.
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Highlanders’ vice-chairman Fiso Siziba who represented the club at Sunday’s dinner alongside chief executive officer Ronald Moyo, thanked Sakunda for the support. Siziba said:
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We met our principal sponsors Sakunda Holdings last night (Sunday) as a review of the past season, it was an informal meeting.
We took them on a tour of our properties, the Robert Mugabe way offices, Clubhouse and California Hotel (Luveve camping house) and they pledged to assist come up with business plans to spruce up our business entities.
They also extended the gesture to pay bonuses and this gives us confidence that they’re seeing what’s happening at Highlanders, it’s an indication that they believe in the process.
Highlanders have always been known for excellence and we’re proud to be associated with such a sponsor who understands the club culture and where we’re headed for.
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| <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/sakunda-windfall-for-bosso/">Chronicle</a>

Highlanders Players Offered 250% Bonus By Sakunda Holdings

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Sakunda Holdings, an energy company in Zimbabwe on Thursday donated Arundel Clinic for use by the government as a COVID-19 centre for over six months.
The development was announced by the ruling ZANU PF in a social media post which read:
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Sakunda has donated Arundel Clinic for use by Gvt of Zim’ <a class="link-complex" data-user-name="MoHCCZim" href="https://twitter.com/MoHCCZim/" rel="noopener user noreferrer" target="_blank">@MoHCCZim</a> as a COVID-19 Centre for over 6 months. The facility will be accessible to every Zimbabwean AT NO COST!! Cost of renovations, &amp; equipment installed has totalled USD 2.8 million.
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Sakunda Holdings is owned by business mogul, Kuda Tagwirei who is reportedly an ally of President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
The energy giant, towards the end of March, applied and was given green light to upgrade and use St Anne’s and Arundel private hospitals for the next six months.
The deal between Sakunda and the government stated that Sakunda Holdings would set up specialised healthcare facilities, train and equip healthcare practitioners, avail equipment and medication required for effective control of COVID-19.
More: <a href="https://twitter.com/ZANU_PF_YL/status/1253388661351239684">ZANU PF</a>
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The high demand for fuel in the country has been attributed to booming production in industry by a  business executive of a major fuel company.
The country’s fuel usage rose by 23 per cent between January and April this year, a development that Sakunda Holdings executive Everton Mlalazi said is an indication that local industry is thriving.
Speaking at an Africa Financial Services Investment Conference in London recently, Mlalazi said:
<blockquote>When we look at the fuel situation as a business, we don’t look at it as a supply-side problem, we look at it as a demand-driven challenge.
What the increase in demand means is that the government has opened up space for business and industry is now working.
When you look at the 130 million litres for April, what has increased there is not petrol which everyone uses but it is diesel which suggests that this is fuel for industry.</blockquote>
Mlalazi was part of a delegation to London that was led by the Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcastings Services Monica Mutsvangwa.

High Fuel Consumption A Sign That Industry Is Booming - Sakunda Holdings Boss

A report claims that the alleged tension between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his deputy Constantino Chiwenga has its genesis in the former’s plans to install a second pipeline to supply petroleum into the country and the control of the lucrative fuel industry in the country.
Industry insiders and government officials allege that Mnangagwa has interests in the fuel industry through Zuva Petroleum. He is also said to be in favour of a second pipeline to the country, supposedly backed by SA company Mining Oil &amp; Gas Services (Mogs), which would  dismantle the extensive hold that businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei has on the country’s energy sector. Chiwenga is believed to have his own interests through Tagwirei CEO of Sakunda Energy.
An official who spoke to the Financial Mail said
<blockquote>That is the major issue that sparked the tensions, because Tagwirei is being pushed out. When you look at it, there has also been the talk of a second pipeline, but we all know who refurbished [the current pipeline].</blockquote>
Economist John Robertson shred the view that the allocation of scarce foreign currency for fuel importation. Said Robertson
<blockquote>There are some government officials who are benefiting from existing arrangements and want to continue benefiting, and others who want a new arrangement that gives them a chance to benefit. There appears to be a serious conflict for the control of the fuel industry in the ranks of the ruling party.</blockquote>
Bekezela Gumbo, the principal researcher at the Zimbabwe Democracy Institute said that the differences between Mnangagwa and Chiwenga over economic interests may threaten the long-term investment prospects for the country.
<blockquote>It is [said] that Tagwirei is a shadow [for] Chiwenga, essentially being used to secure Chiwenga’s interests — that’s the perception. It means Chiwenga and [Mnangagwa] are clashing economically through these fights to remove control of Tagwirei in the fuel industry.
This effectively means that Zimbabwe’s problems, including the fuel challenges, are a political problem. The problem is at the political apex and it’s affecting decision-making. The leadership is not seeing [eye to eye] … In the long term, it will destabilise the country.</blockquote>
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Sakunda Logistics has reportedly shut down permanently after four years due to ‘irrecoverable’ losses. Sakunda Holdings became famous for the wrong reasons recently when former ZANU PF apologist, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Queen_Bee_Saga_2018" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Acie Lumumba sensationally claimed that the company was at the centre</a> of state capture. He reportedly referred to the company’s director, Kuda Tagwirei as  “Queen Bee”.
In the latest developments,  in a letter written to the company’s employees, the company’s finance and human resources director S Mpunga said
<blockquote>I regret to notify you all that Sakunda Logistics will be permanently closing down as we have suffered irrecoverable losses over the past four years.
We are sorry to notify you that your jobs with Sakunda Logistics terminate in one month on 31 December 2018.
We express our deepest gratitude to all of you for your dedicated service at Sakunda Logistics. We wish you the best in all your future endeavours.</blockquote>

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