Douglas Tapfuma

Former principal director of State Residences, Douglas Tapfuma, has lost a High Court appeal to quash both conviction and a four-year imprisonment term imposed on him for criminal abuse of office.
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Top Government official Douglas Tapfuma has been jailed for four years and had his six cars forfeited to the State.
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Former principal director of State residences, Douglas Tapfuma, allegedly used a Bill of Entry code reserved for goods imported by the President personally to bring into the country a commuter omnibus and a Honda Accord in a bid to evade…
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By Philemon Jambaya He is a sly operator, deceptive to those who take him for granted. Like his moniker, a crocodile-known for deceptiveness, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has left those who stood with him but allegedly abusing the…
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Former principal director of State Residences in the Office of the President and Cabinet, Douglas Tapfuma’s bid for freedom hit a brick wall yesterday after Harare Provincial magistrate Mr Hosea Mujaya dismissed his application for bail on…
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PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s top aide Douglas Tapfuma, who briefly served as principal director of State Residences, was last Friday denied bail by the High Court after making a determination that his chances of being convicted and…
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Harare magistrate Mrs Rumbidzai Mugwagwa yesterday deferred to August 29 the matter in which former Principal Director State Residences in the Office of the President and Cabinet Douglas Tapfuma allegedly abused his office by facilitating…
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A top ally of President Emmerson Mnangagwa and former Director of State Residences, Douglas Tapfuma, allegedly imported more than 100 personal vehicles duty-free using fake report order forms used by government to import its vehicles, the…
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FORMER Director of State Residences Douglas Tapfuma has been arrested for criminal abuse of office after allegedly importing a fleet of vehicles without paying duty, as the anti-graft drive gathers momentum.
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The $50 million lawsuit filed against Midlands Provincial Affairs minister Jason Machaya and two others at the Bulawayo High Court by top Zanu PF officials is now ready for a pre-trial conference after both parties filed their papers.
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