Opinion / Columnist
Report to expose looting of national resources to be released
23 Nov 2011 at 19:50hrs | Views
Since the formation of the Coalition government, a handful of people in Government and the private sector have taken looting of national resources to extreme levels, practising corruption at its most blatant.
They are taking mercenary advantage of the indigenisation laws, and to make matters worse there are some foreign countries directly involved in this corruption through their companies arranging shady deals in Zimbabwe.
All this corruption seems to be a major reason why the Colition Government is failing to implement what was agreed fully – with these shady characters in control, Zimbabweans are left to starve in their mineral rich country.
Harasunset Blog is working on a report to expose these people and their dealings. I believe there is a greater need than ever to name the bad apples in government now so that people may know the background of people who are milking the country and do something about it as we move forward toward elections.
So, watch this space…the report should be out any time now!
They are taking mercenary advantage of the indigenisation laws, and to make matters worse there are some foreign countries directly involved in this corruption through their companies arranging shady deals in Zimbabwe.
All this corruption seems to be a major reason why the Colition Government is failing to implement what was agreed fully – with these shady characters in control, Zimbabweans are left to starve in their mineral rich country.
Harasunset Blog is working on a report to expose these people and their dealings. I believe there is a greater need than ever to name the bad apples in government now so that people may know the background of people who are milking the country and do something about it as we move forward toward elections.
So, watch this space…the report should be out any time now!
Source - hararesunset
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