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Former National Social Security Authority (NSSA) chairman Robin Vela paid US$75,000 for American R&B singer Joseph Lewis Thomas, commonly known as Joe to perform at his 50th birthday gala dinner in July at the Sun City Resort in South Africa but the singer did not turn up and now Vela is suing him for US$1.5 million in the United States.
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Zimbabwe (ICAZ) has given in to pressure to investigate owners of audit firm BDO Zimbabwe over allegations of unprofessionalism.
The appeal in which accountants who did a forensic audit on the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) are seeking to quash a High Court ruling that says the audit was biased against former board chairman Robin Vela, or was incompetent, has been postponed indefinitely.
Former National Social Security Authority (NSSA) chairperson Robin Vela has threatened to sue BDO International if it fails to distance itself from a 2019 audit report by BDO Zimbabwe on the pay-as-you-go scheme he described as exceedingly defamatory.
The accountants who did the forensic audit on the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) have launched a Supreme Court challenge to overturn a High Court ruling that says this audit was biased against former board chairman Robin Vela, or was incompetent.
Former National Social Security Authority (NSSA) chairman Robin Vela has vowed to fight what he sees as abuse of power and official overreach after a court cleared him of corruption.
An audit report which implicated former National Social Security Authority (NSSA) board chairman Robin Vela in multi-million-dollar corruption at the pensions body was “biased”, “incompetent” and riddled with “inaccuracies”, the High Court ruled on Wednesday.
The National Social Security Authority (NSSA) forensic audit which exposed massive corruption and fraud at the State-run pension administrator, comes under spotlight at the High Court this week.
By Panashe Mabeza
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has cleared the air around the purported International Police (Interpol) red notice against former National Social Security Authority (NSSA) chair Mr Robin Vela.
In a letter by Police Deputy Commissioner General (Crime) Shepherd Mutamba to Mr Vela’s lawyers, Rubaya and Chatambudza Legal Practitioners, the law enforcement agency says it has not placed the former Nssa boss on an international wanted list.
Former National Social Security Authority (Nssa) chairperson Robin Vela has filed a $5 million lawsuit against his successor, Cuthbert Chidoori, for allegedly causing the publication of a story claiming that the parastatal was losing more pensioners’ money as a result of his actions.