War veterans -conductor over 1.9 billion US dollar Kuvimba scandal -The Zimbabwe Mail

Harare -A political storm bride in Zimbabwe as a group of war veterans, led by a prominent activist Selige Gefa, launched an office ceremony against high -ranking government officials who are involved in a corruption scandal of 1.9 billion dollars that affects the controversy overvaluation of the Kuvimba -Hauses.

In a courageous and unprecedented step, the Zimbabwe National Liberation was officially accused Veterans Association of orchestrating a fraudulent system in order to get the value of KUVIMBA of $ 1.5 billion in $ 2023 to an inflated fund of $ 5.4 billion for the path of public value Orchestrate in the amount of $ 5.4 billion.

Kuda Tagwirei, Simbarashe Chinyemba, Varaidzo Zifudzi, John Mangudya, Mthuli Ncube and George Guvamanga calls the petition of office survey as central characters in the scandal.

According to the documents presented by the war veterans, the accused worked together to misrepresent the value of Kuvimba by CBZ capital, a conflict -rich company that is bound to the accused.

The fraudulent overvaluation allegedly made it possible to pay 1.9 billion US dollars by the National Ministry of Finance for a 35% participation, which was incorrectly associated with a shadowy trust -to the resources -which had joined the first family as a subsequent.

Selige Za, who spoke at a press conference in Harare, said:

“We cannot sit back, while the legacy we fought for is looted by a corrupt elite. This is no longer just a criminal affair – it is a national betrayal. We are calling for the accountability with constitutional means, starting with the collection of everyone involved.”

The war veterans also claim that the scandal is due to the controversial command farm program, under which the asset-in one person was imposed on the Zimbabwe defense forces in the case of market rates in 2019.

GEFA and his colleagues have asked Parliament to act decisively by initiating the procedure in order to remove the civil servants concerned from office, citing abuse of public trust, economic sabotage and enabling large degrees. They accuse President Emmerson Mnangagwa also of complicity and claim that the entire system was made easier under his authority and protection.

The application for office, which now occurs between civil society groups and opposition parties, could be a critical turning point in the political landscape of Zimbabwe, with war veterans – to the horrific defenders of the governing party – now lead the indictment for justice and reform.

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