Zimbabwe National Roads Administration

President Mnangagwa yesterday swore in a three-member tribunal to inquire into the suitability of suspended Supreme Court judge, Justice Francis Bere, to continue holding office.
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Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) tolling manager Mr Ostern Chimedza has been fired for presiding over financial leakages at tollgates running into millions of dollars.
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The Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (ZINARA) is struggling to repay the loan acquired from the Development Bank of South Africa (DBSA) to upgrade the Plumtree-Bulawayo -Mutare Highway due to prevailing foreign currency shortages.
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A fresh storm has hit the Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) after the parastatal proposed to award a million-dollar deal to its perennial contractor Univern, a deal seen as a corrupt way to award political cronies, it has…
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Thirty Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) cashiers have been fired for fraud and theft.
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The rehabilitation and widening of a 100-kilometre stretch of the Harare-Masvingo-Beitbridge highway will cost taxpayers over ZW$1 billion, documents gathered by Zim Morning Post reveal.
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The scandal ridden Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (ZINARA) has fired its suspended chief executive officer Engineer Nancy Masiyiwa-Chamisa and finance director Mr Simon Taranhike for gross incompetence and abuse of office.
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Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) finance director Simon Taranhike has been arrested on allegations of criminal abuse of office and attempts to conceal corruption.
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Six specially selected security crack teams are currently probing the misdemeanours by senior Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) executives, as authorities step-up the ante to cleanse the scandal-ridden parastatal.
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Executives from the Zimbabwe National Roads Administration face contempt of Parliament charges after they refused to answer questions when they appeared before the Public Accounts Committee yesterday.
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