🔸Good day @ZACConline_,
1. It is far too narrow for you to say there was no contract between ZEC and Mr Chivayo and end there. Did you act on the leads from South Africa’s Financial Intelligence Centre that recorded suspicious transactions between RenForm CC and Mr Chivayo?
2. We are aware that ZEC entered a contract with RenForm CC but the critical issue you were meant to investigate is why RenForm proceeded to pay millions to Mr Chivayo’s account. Did you satisfy yourself that there was no money laundering? Were the amounts paid inflated to include shady consultancy fees as alleged? Was any bank statement analysis done?
3. Why does it appear that you are biased against Moses Mpofu and Mike Chimombe? Did you interview them to get their version of events? How did you conclude that Mr Chivayo was telling the truth? Should the issue not have been referred to the courts for adjudication?
As the body mandated to fight corruption under the Constitution, we expect far more rigorous investigations than this superficial conclusion it appears you have drawn here.
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
@MartinMtandi @CrimeWatchZim Hence the need to approach the ills befallen many of bootlicking.A good and even play field for all and sundry to earn a good wage and be considered breadwinners by their families.
Do you know that today we can pick 250 random people in Zimbabwe. Randomly allocate them positions in government, starting with head of state, through parliament. By end of next year they would have done a better job than what ZANU PF has done since independence?