ZACC Seizes Vehicles Owned By Douglas Tapfuma
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has seized vehicles owned by Douglas Tapfuma, the former principal director of State residences in the Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC).
Zim Morning Post reports that the vehicles seized by the anti-graft body are worth $160 000.
The seizure was part of ZACC’s initiative to recover assets illegally acquired or through corruption means.
The development was confirmed by the ZACC chairperson Justice Loice Matanda-Moyo who told Zim Morning Post that the anti-graft body was moving to recover corruptly acquired wealth. Justice Matanda-Moyo said:
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Tapfuma was arrested and tried for criminal abuse of office after he allegedly used his proximity to President Mnangagwa to import personal vehicles without paying duty and using government vehicles at his farm.
Douglas Tapfuma was jailed for an effective four years after he was found guilty of criminal abuse of office during his tenure in the OPC.
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