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Mugabe must be arrested for abuse of state funds
29 Dec 2016 at 04:29hrs | Views
A social media user and commentator John Bhanzi has suggested that President Robert Mugabe needs to be arrested on his return from his holiday in the far east for the abuse of state funds shared a link to the group: Democracy Advocate Initiative.
"Mugabe must be arrested on his return. This criminal organised theft withdrawing $600 000 each time he travel out of the country and withdrawing $6 million for his month long holiday in the Far East," he said.
He said according to media reports Namibian leader, Hage Geingob received only about $50 000 in travel allowances for undertaking foreign trips to 12 cities this year.
President Mugabe's allowances on the other hand runs into millions of dollars. The exact amount will never be revealed.
Namibian State House statements reviewed by The Namibian show that Geingob was out of the country for a combined 49 days in 2016, visiting countries such as Ethiopia, Kenya, the United States of America, France, England, Swaziland, South Africa, Cuba, Zambia, Botswana, Sweden and Rwanda.
The allowances, known as S&T (subsistence and travelling) have been identified as one of the areas costing the state massively in terms of money spent and time lost from work.- Online
"Mugabe must be arrested on his return. This criminal organised theft withdrawing $600 000 each time he travel out of the country and withdrawing $6 million for his month long holiday in the Far East," he said.
He said according to media reports Namibian leader, Hage Geingob received only about $50 000 in travel allowances for undertaking foreign trips to 12 cities this year.
President Mugabe's allowances on the other hand runs into millions of dollars. The exact amount will never be revealed.
Namibian State House statements reviewed by The Namibian show that Geingob was out of the country for a combined 49 days in 2016, visiting countries such as Ethiopia, Kenya, the United States of America, France, England, Swaziland, South Africa, Cuba, Zambia, Botswana, Sweden and Rwanda.
The allowances, known as S&T (subsistence and travelling) have been identified as one of the areas costing the state massively in terms of money spent and time lost from work.- Online
Source - Byo24News
