parastatals

The new Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission chairperson Loice Matanda Moyo has declared war on corruption in the state enterprises saying all who will be found gulty will be prosecuted.
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Distressed companies, some of which are on the verge of collapse, have dug deep into their nearly empty pockets to join the bandwagon and congratulate President Emmerson Mnangagwa who was sworn in as the country’s president on Sunday.
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The perennial problem of poor agricultural production will not be solved by the creation of new parastatals, but having in place sound policies that promote investment in the sensitive sector, economic analysts pointed out this week.
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By David Mutori and Benjamin Paradza Ever wondered why the Zimbabwe Government and its ministers find parastatals attractive despite them costing the taxpayer billions of dollars? Our previous article asked questions on the wisdom of the…
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HARARE - Zimbabwe is moving to plug leakages and reduce corruption in State-owned companies through various measures proposed under the Public Debt Management Bill.
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Parastatals are spending huge amounts of money on motor vehicle hire and maintenance with indications that three institutions gobbled nearly US$1 million in such activities last year.
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Over the years Mugabe’s regime has deployed serving and retired soldiers into non-military structures, to ensure Mugabe remains in power. In Part 2 of this series SW Radio Africa looks at some of the individuals in both the army and Central…
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The behavior of the politicians of attempting to hide their debts and demanding secrecy in a matter which is affecting the generality of Zimbabweans is repulsive and a symptom of the lawlessness which has characterized the government for…
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HARARE - Transport, Communications and Infrastructural Development minister, Nicholas Goche emerged as the worst performing minister in the inclusive government for the 2011 year, according to the rating of government ministers by the Daily…
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HARARE — Zimbabwe's government has raised $1.5 million (1.2 million euros) to pay off the national airline's debt and have an impounded airplane released in London, the company chairman said on Thursday.
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