The regime’s spokesperson confirmed that there’s rampant corruption, smuggling of minerals, money laundering and externalization of foreign currency by the few elites who are connected to the regime.

Obadiah Moyo who was involved in a US$60 million Covid-19 corruption case was acquitted of the charges. The govt lost a significant amount of money and yet no arrests have been made to that effect since that time.

ZANU PF MP Mayor Wadyajena is a free man despite being accused of defrauding the Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco) of US$5 million through the fictitious purchase of goods purportedly for use by the government-owned company. He was recently removed from remand.

Henrietta Rushwaya, a Zanu PF member was acquitted in the case she was accused of trying to bribe an airport official with US$5,000 in a bid to smuggle 6kg of gold worth more than US$330,000.

Zanu PF Minister July Moyo who’s reportedly implicated in a US$9,3 million scandal involving the rehabilitation of pumps at Harare’s Morton Jeffray Water Works in 2019 hasn’t appeared before any court to answer to these charges.

Moyo is again linked to inflated Belarus Fire Tenders Scandal, Pomonagate scandal, accused of corruptly interfering in Victoria Falls land allocations among other various reported cases of corruption.

Delish Nguwaya, who’s linked to Mr Mnangagwa family is walking free despite various allegations against him. He’s also involved in the US$60 million Covid-19 scandal and Pomonagate scandal.

​George Charamba, the Presidential spokesperson, who’s also a former board member of Premier Service Medical Aid Society (Psmas) corruptly received US$228 278 between 2009 and 2013 in board fees and allowances.

Prisca Mupfumira, a former Zanu PF minister who was arrested and released in connection with $94 million that was missing from a pension fund is still a free woman.

Reports have revealed that more than US$1,8 billion is lost through corruption annually and yet no arrests have been made to that effect. Catch and release act has become the norm for many criminals who are connected to the regime in Harare.

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