Military rescued Zanu-PF

The Zimbabwean military and several shadowy companies linked to sanctions -busting manauveors involving and mysterious financial transactions helped Zanu-PF during the disputed 2013 general elections in which an Israeli security firm Nikuv was paid by government over US$10mln for tasks, new information shows.

In the process of rescuing Zanu-PF by helping it secure campaign funding and materials, treasury was preduced of millions of dollars in unpaid taxes as the main player of activities, Nyaminyami tobacco (Pvt) ltd, was not playing its dues.

Energy firm Sakunda Holdings, which was handicapped by the office of the president and cabinet to produce electricity at the Dema Diesel Power Plant without going to tender aided and abetted the murky activities.