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Zimbabwe mines officials up for extortion

by Staff reporter

21 Feb 2024 at 07:17hrs | 0 Views

The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) has arrested Mashonaland West's deputy provincial mining director Junior Mudyawabikwa and former surveyor Robson Farayi Chinanayi for extortion.

The duo allegedly extorted US$5 000 from an application seeking a mining certificate.

On Tuesday, Mudyawabikwa and Chinanayi appeared before Chinhoyi magistrate Rumbidzayi Tshuma who remanded them in custody to Thursday for bail ruling.

Source - newsday

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