Zanu PF MP Dexter Nduna boasts about killing people he does not even know – VIDEO
By Lance Guma
Zanu PF’s Chegutu West MP Dexter Nduna has boasted about killing people he does not even know. In a video that has since gone viral, the MP known to carry a gun, was involved in a heated altercation with Norton MP Temba Mliswa on Monday during a parliamentary committee meeting.
During a sitting of the Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy, Mliswa accused Nduna, a former Chairperson of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Transport, of benefitting from an $11 million scandal that rocked the Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (ZINARA).
Nduna took exception to the allegation and demanded that Mliswa respect him and not call him a thief. A defiant Mliswa kept calling Nduna a “thief” arguing that a forensic audit had implicated him. “You are a double thief, a triple thief,” Mliswa said as he persisted with the jibes.
In an attempt to intimidate Mliswa, Nduna then suggested he was going to deal with the Norton MP outside parliament boasting that he had killed people in the past whose names he did not even know. Mliswa however was having none of it and told him “return the money you stole from ZINARA.”
Writing on Twitter, Mliswa said; “am beginning to question the sincerity and integrity of Parliament of Zimbabwe seeing the convenient manner in which they select issues to prosecute and ignore. Legislators who have been fingered in financial audits are being chosen for more positions whilst a mere media allegation leads to the creation of an investigative committee on some.”
Mliswa stepped down as chairman of the Mines and Energy Portfolio Committee following an article in the state media claiming Mliswa and four other legislators from the Committee had demanded $400,000 bribe money from one James Ross Goddard of JRG Contracting. “The money was apparently a “facilitation fee” to enable the JRG Contracting to secure a mining contract at Hwange.”
In May 2018 Nduna was arrested on allegations of public violence and discharging a firearm in public during Zanu-PF primary elections. In November the same year he shocked many when he moved a motion to have any Zimbabwean who calls for sanctions on the country to be sentenced to death.
