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New Broom: ZIMDEF Inquest Begins, Managers on Forced Leave

Harare - After the demise of Professor Jonathan Moyo - and his subsequent self-imposed exile to an unknown destination - the new minister o...

Harare - After the demise of Professor Jonathan Moyo - and his subsequent self-imposed exile to an unknown destination - the new minister of higher education, Professor Amon Murwira has brewed new changes. 

Barely a moth after his appointment, Professor Murwira has decided to send the Zimbabwe Manpower Development Fund (ZIMDEF) top management on leave in terms of section 48 (2) (b) of the Manpower Planning and Development act chapter 28:02.

The move will facilitate an inquest into the abuse of funds by Professor Moyo and his predecessors, depriving deserving students, while he channeled funds towards diverging projects. 
Professor Moyo Raided Zimdef Funds 

Sources reveal that, the CEO Frederick Mandizvidza has been sent on leave together with the Principal Director Finance and Administration, the Human Resources Manager, the Senior Revenue Manager, the Corporate Legal Secretary and the Chief Accountant.

The CEO and his team have not been suspended but have been sent on forced leave with full benefits to pave way for forensic audit. The six members will immediately proceed on leave for the period extending from December 13 to January 31st 2018.

The Auditor -general has been requested to facilitate the process of carrying out this forensic audit. The Minister has however appointed Engineer Sebastian Marume as acting CEO.

Engineer Marume is currently the Director of Quality Assurance and Standards in the ministry. Minister Murwira said the ministry is committed to improving the performance of ZIMDEF in line with government's parastatal review programme.


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