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Zimbabwe's parastatal rot - when looting becomes second nature

Ever wondered why the Zimbabwe Government and its ministers find parastatals attractive despite them costing the taxpayer billions of dollars? Our previous article asked questions on the wisdo...

Published: 15 Apr 2017 at 13:04hrs | | by David Mutori and Benjamin Paradza

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Zimbabwe's parastatal rot - when looting becomes second nature

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