Tag: Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission News
Entire Zanu PF leadership is corrupt and should resign: PDP
ZACC re-suspendeds 8 investigators after expiry of suspension
Moyo now a free man after Constitutional Court suspends all charges against him
Jonathan Moyo’s deputy also arrested and released into lawyer’s custody
✨ Latest Smartphones on Techzim
- Samsung S24 FE (256GB, 8GB) - $530
- Redmi 9a (64GB, 4GB) - $80
- Samsung Galaxy A26 5G (256GB, 8GB) - $270
- Samsung Galaxy A26 5G (128GB, 8GB) - $240
- Redmi Note 14 (128GB, 8GB) - $195
Mugabe orders Moyo to cooperate with ZACC & clear his name in court
Moyo reveals how it felt to be summoned by ZACC for questioning
Moyo arrested for abuse of office and misappropriating over $400 000
ZACC investigating Moyo over another case of fraud involving vehicles worth around $140 000
📰 Latest Tech News
- The EU is forcing phone makers to support their devices longer, could Zimbos benefit too? June 2, 2025
- 20-iPhone Rig Good Enough for Hollywood in Horror Film—What’s Your Excuse? June 2, 2025
- Got secrets? Samsung’s new kill switch helps you hide them like a pro May 31, 2025
- Why Apple’s plan to replace buttons with taps that feel real could be a great idea May 30, 2025
- AI Is Writing Code and Taking Jobs: Microsoft’s Layoffs Are Just the Start May 30, 2025
Jonathan Moyo summoned to court over Zimdef corruption allegations
Mudenda admits Zanu PF cannot investigate Zacc’s alleged misconduct in trying to arrest Jonathan Moyo
Moyo says $450 000 he stole is nothing compared to the money he distributed for development of various tertiary institutions
No one has immunity to criminal prosecution except President, says Mnangagwa
Mphoko summons members of Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission
Moyo writes to Mugabe to clear his name. Claims he is a victim of a factional agenda
Legal expert speaks on VP Mphoko’s comments that ZACC has no power to arrest Moyo
Mphoko defends Moyo, says ZACC has no power to arrest a Govt official
Jonathan Moyo admits to corruption allegations. Reveals he used Zimdef funds to buy bicycles