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Do you remember the days before the coup, when, as vice president, he was talking so harshly against the rampant police blocks on our highways, down to the alleys?
So, if you were to be asked if the VP is corrupt or not, you need to give it a longish think because you are peeping at him from the other side of the veil most of the time.
Things are now making better sense following yet another revelation that government borrowed US$88 million from a private company to finance the Mbudzi project.
The biggest challenge is that those that are supposed to act on the offending public entities habitually look the other way. In the case of PSMAS, the red flags were flying for a long time.
The presidential spokesperson, George Charamba, threw down the gauntlet, though, threatening the local media with all manner of retribution for merely running what Al Jazeera has run.
The major difference between what we already knew about gold and money laundering and the Al Jazeera documentary is that the latter concretely put high profile faces to the racketeering.
The deal has been coming over time, seeing as it is the Finance minister, Mthuli Ncube, that gave us a hint about the Russians selling us copters in late 2022.
In other words, even given the short time that’s left before the elections, none of the political parties — especially Zanu PF and CCC — has availed its manifesto.