zimbabwe salarygate

Four months after government there was a salary cap for top earning parastatal and local authority bosses, executives at Harare City Council are still earning huge salaries.
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The MDC-T shadow Minister for Justice, Jessie Majome, has said the official crusade against corruption is mere ‘political posturing’ and people should not expect any positive results because the ‘whole government, including the president,…
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Our moral turpitude as a society has irreversibly worsened. With many scandals being reported daily in our media, the country is left shocked at the seemingly unending tide of one scandal after the other.
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Between 2009 and 2013 Zimbabwe’s parastatals and local authorities may have paid as much as $85 million in untaxed ‘corrupt salaries’ to top executives, tax experts have calculated.
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After months of half-hearted denials and dithering on the exorbitant salaries and allowances of government owned and controlled institutions Mugabe has finally decided to cap the $ 500 000 per month for the likes of MSMAS CEO Cuthbert Dube…
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Chitungwiza Town Council workers this week claimed that senior managers were milking the council dry by siphoning funds from secret bank accounts, from which they paid themselves high salaries.
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Parliamentary speaker Jacob Mudenda has warned the MDC-T MP for Mbizo in KweKwe, Settlement Chikwinya, that he could be charged with contempt of Parliament over his remarks last week that debate on corruption had been watered down.
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Huge salaries paid top executives at the Harare City Council were appropriate as they helped attract qualified staff to join the local authority, says former Harare Mayor, Muchadeyi Masunda.
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As corporate corruption continues to dominate public debate it has emerged that suspended ZBC finance manager Elliot Kasu was amongst the country’s highest earners.
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The Prosecutor-General Johannes Tomana will not file any criminal charges against parastatal heads that were paying themselves hefty salaries and perks.
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