Marry Chiwenga's Company Awarded Contract To Manage Mnangagwa' Travel

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration is reported to have awarded a lucrative contract to manage travel arrangements for the Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC) to Marry Chiwenga, wife of Vice President, General Constantino Chiwenga. The contract was awarded in early January to Marry Chiwenga’s company East Town Holdings, despite the fact that it had not submitted most of the required documents such as tax clearances. A letter written by Deputy Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet Ray Ndlukula reads,

Please be advised that you have been engaged to provide travel services and other services as prescribed by the Office of President and Cabinet.

However, please be advised that your company needs to submit the following to ensure smooth operations:

1. Registration of the company with the State Procurement Board
2. A vendor number to ensure that all payments are made in line with the set Procurement Regulations.
3. Tax Clearance Certificate from ZIMRA
4. Certificate of Incorporation
5. CR14 Form
6. Submissions of names of staff members you will be working with on all assignments for security clearance purposes. This is to ensure that all possible threats are eliminated.

Information required will be:

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a) Full name and surname
b) Residential address
c) Contact telephone number – preferably two numbers
c) Copies of National Identity Card

In view of the above may you kindly submit a draft contract agreement in triplicate to the offices for the services to be rendered. The contract shall be valid for one year and can renew if need arises.

After President Emmerson Mnangagwa flew to China on a private jet, the government took the unprecedented step of releasing invoices after it had been accused of hiring the plane at a price which was 20 percent higher than that offered by Air Zimbabwe.

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