Lovemore Kurotwi

Harare businessman Lovemore Kurotwi has approached the newly installed Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) in a bid to have former Mines minister Obert Mpofu face the music for allegations of corruption and involvement in missing…
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Nearly a month after receiving a dossier on former Mines and Mining Development minister Obert Mpofu’s purported corruption, the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) is ducking and diving on the issue, bringing into question its…
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Only a few weeks ago, I reviewed Lovemore Kurotwi’s latest book — Whither Zimbabwe? The Industrialisation of Politics in Zimbabwe — and in that piece noted how the author draws from the experiences of the white settler government, which was…
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By Blessings Mashaya Zimbabwe Diamond Education College (ZDEC) chairperson Lovemore Kurotwi has approached the Mines ministry seeking to be given 15 000 carats of diamonds monthly to help the institution in training its students.…
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By Tendai Kamhungira Core Mining and Minerals director Lovemore Kurotwi has dragged Marange Resources before an arbitrator in a bid to recover his mining equipment being used in the Chiadzwa mining fields. The equipment worth…
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The High Court yesterday acquitted Core Mining and Minerals (Private) Limited director Lovemore Kurotwi, who was accused of prejudicing government of $2 billion, following a five-year trial.
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By Professor Welshman Ncube During the tenure of the Inclusive Government of February 2009 to July 2013, President Robert Mugabe was repeatedly informed on the high-level shenanigans that were part of a stealth and deliberate conspiracy…
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HARARE - Core Mining and Minerals (Private) Limited director Lovemore Kurotwi, accused of defrauding government of $2 billion says the State has failed to adduce evidence linking him to the commission of the offence.
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HARARE - Zimbabwe is losing about $17 billion in revenue annually by selling raw diamonds to external markets, chairman of the Zimbabwe Diamond Technology Centre (ZDTC), Lovemore Kurotwi, has said.
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The High Court ruled yesterday that former Mines and Mining Development Minister Obert Mpofu must explain himself for authorising payment of $600,000 as legal fees to a Harare law firm under unclear circumstances.
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