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The Temba Mliswa led Parliamentary Portfolio On Mines and Energy has recommended that the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC) should be disbanded because it was not properly constituted. The company was formed after former minister of Mines Walter Chidhakwa evicted diamond miners from Chiadza and formed the Zimbabwe Diamond Mining Company. Part of the report,
<blockquote>ZCDC must be dissolved immediately because it was not properly constituted and the ministry must revert to the pre-February 2016 position of the concession holders. The Mines minister must follow due process immediately. Investigation on Mpofu on directives on monies paid by MMCZ, Marange Resources and Canadile Miners for legal services to Farai Mutamangira which were not specified need to be interrogated.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2018/06/continue-to-probe-mugabe-mpofu-over-15bn-parly/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">NewsDay</a>

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Zim Consolidated Diamond Company Must Be Dissolved Immediately, It Was Illegally Formed: Parly

The opposition National Patriotic Front (NPF) has accused Temba Mliswa and the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy of leading a witch hunt against former president Robert Mugabe. The NPF alleges that Mliswa is being used in to create a sideshow and exonerate President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Vice President, General (retired) Constantino Chiwenga of looting diamonds from the Chiadzwa area. This follows the committee’s attempts to get Mugabe to appear before it so that he can answer questions relating to the figure of $15 billion which he said had been looted.
We publish the statement in full below
<blockquote>Harare-31 May 2018-The National Patriotic Front (NPF) wishes to register disquiet over the abuse of parliament and parliamentary procedures by 
Honourable Temba Mliswa and his parliamentary portfolio committee on mines and energy.
Honourable Mliswa has been abusing his position as chairperson of the parliamentary portfolio committee to harass former President Robert Mugabe 
through a fake process aimed at obfuscating debate around the abuse of diamonds and diamond revenue through illegal mining activities by 
Zimbabwe’s security ministries, namely Home Affairs, Defence and State Security.
As a starting point, it is quite cynical for Hon Mliswa and the 8th Parliament of Zimbabwe to interrogate President Mugabe over anything when the same parliament participated in the ignoble November 15 2017 coup that unconstitutionally removed his incumbency.
Hon Mliswa and his portfolio committee members, by participating in an attempted impeachment process against President Mugabe, which was an apparent artifice to legitimise the November 15 2017 coup, have no moral ground to conduct any genuine parliament business because their hands are 
dirty and are as illegal as the regime and the President they are desperately 
trying to cleanse.
The activities of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee and Hon Mliswa are clearly contrived and meant to exonerate President Emmerson Mnangagwa 
and Vice President Constantino Chiwenga from allegations of looting diamonds by creating a sideshow involving the former president.
Despite public knowledge that the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, under its then commander, General Chiwenga, and then Minister of Defence, Mnangagwa, mined diamonds through a company called Anjin in partnership with some Chinese nationals, Mliswa’s committee has avoided questioning the duo’s role in the looting of the country’s diamonds.
It is inconceivable that such common knowledge is lost to the committee and its chairperson that they feel it is not necessary to question why the arm, under the direct command of the duo, mined diamonds in the first place.
Mliswa’s committee has been tepid on interrogating Mnangagwa and Chiwenga yet very fervent in its grandstanding and duplicitous attempts at dragging President Mugabe before it. While it is not our duty to give terms of reference to the portfolio committee, it is within our purview, as one of the biggest political parties in the country, to voice concerns over what is happening in our extractive sector.
We believe that the looting of diamonds in the country has its genesis in the corrupt manner in which the company to partner the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC), was chosen.
We believe that the Mliswa committee should interrogate why Minister Obert Mpofu, despite written communication in the “ZMDC Due Diligence Memorandum” went on to award the right to partner ZMDC to mine diamonds in Marange to an undeserving company against available information to the contrary.
Despite available information in the memorandum which pointed out that Reclam, the company that later partnered ZMDC to form Mbada and mine the Marange diamonds “is not a mining house and is currently not involved in diamond mining”, the minister went ahead to bless the partnership.
Even the fact that Reclam had “no diamond mining equipment”. and that the company had “no diamond mining as part of its vision and growth strategy”, did not dissuade the minister from blessing the joint venture and one wonders what sort of ‘gain’ the minister realised for awarding such an undeserving company a piece of this important national resource when the company was bringing in no expertise, equipment nor strategic vision to such an important national venture.
The Mliswa committee should investigate why Reclam sold its shares to Transfrontier resulting in a convoluted ownership structure in Mbada through multiple nominee shareholders which betray an intricate web of unscrupulous business dealings. The Effective Ownership Interests of Nominee Shareholders in Mbada, before its dissolution, included Lesley Chang 12.50%, Billy Li (6.25%), Express Agents (3.13%) and Leisure Star Limited (3.13%)
Lesley Chang and Billy Li are Hong Kong residents who own CLHL Secretaries, a company that provides services setting up anonymous, offshore shell companies mainly used in money laundering and other unscrupulous business dealings.
We therefore believe that Mliswa and his committee should get down to real business investigating how our diamonds were looted not playing games through sideshows meant for expediency and outright political skulduggery.
In fact, Mliswa is not fit to chair the committee after allegations that he connived with a businessman he is now attacking through parliament, to dupe the government of Zimbabwe into selling Bokai mine for $100million then went on to sell the same company for $1billion within a month of their purchase.
It is the duty of every Zimbabwean to front the fight against corruption but we can’t afford to let the’narrative determined by unscrupulous individuals whose Past is littered with questionable deals.
Together we can fight for what is good.</blockquote>

Mliswa Portfolio Committee Should Leave Mugabe Alone, They Are Trying To Cleanse ED, Chiwenga: NPF (Full Text)

Former president Robert Mugabe was a no-show again at the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy today. This is the second time in less than a week that Mugabe has failed to attend the Temba Mliswa led committee which is investigating missing diamond revenues from the Chiadzwa diamond fields. Mugabe is expected to explain a claim he made in 2016 when he said that the country could have lost US$15 billion from the diamond fields.
After Mugabe failed to attend last week’s hearings Mliswa attributed Mugabe’s absence to the time he had been summoned saying that it was too early for the elderly former President. Said Mliswa then,
<blockquote>Even when he was still President, because of his age, Mugabe held cabinet meetings at 12 pm.</blockquote>
In the morning, Zanu-PF representative in the United Kingdom and Europe, Nick Mangwana had tweeted,
<blockquote>He made ridiculous $15 billion claims for factional expediency. It’s not much to ask him to explain how he arrived at that figure and whatever else was happening. It’s only fair that he appears b4 parliament. No one is above the law. So one hopes he does the right thing today.</blockquote>
Temba Mliswa said that Parliament was going to write a final letter to the former president summoning him to appear before Parliament. Mliswa warned that if Mugabe does not appear again, then he will be in contempt of Parliament. Mliswa said that Parliament has the power to jail people and gave an example of the late MDC treasurer Roy Bennett who was jailed by Parliament following an altercation with Minister Chinamasa.
Mugabe is now scheduled to appear before the committee on the 11th of June.  However, Contempt of Parliament no longer carries a custodial sentence.

Mugabe Snubs Parly Portfolio Committee Hearing Again, Mliswa Warns Parly Has Power To Jail

Temba Mliswa the chairperson of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy has threated to summon President Emmerson Mnangagwa to appear before the committee. This comes after ZESA officials confirmed that Wicknell Chivayo’s contract for the Gwanda Solar Power Project had not been cancelled despite n<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/02/28/wicknells-gwanda-solar-power-project-site-despite-5-million-advance-zesa/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">on-performance by the controversial businessman</a>. Mliswa was not happy that the $200 million project had been entrusted in the hands of an ex-convict. Chivayo has a prior conviction for fraud. Said Mliswa
<blockquote>This is time to call the President (Emmerson Mnangagwa) to come before this committee because it is absurd and shocking that we are in a new dispensation that is telling the world that the country is open for business when corruption has actually gone into the overdrive and Zimbabwe is open for criminals.
This is taxpayers’ money and with impunity, you guys are calm about entrusting public funds in the hands of an ex-convict. Who is paying you to do that? Was that a cabinet decision? We are shocked because we have never heard anything like this in Parliament. Has the State been captured by criminals?</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.newzimbabwe.com/zesa-stuck-with-chivayo-contract-not-cancelled-mps-told/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">New Zimbabwe</a>

Mliswa Threatens To Summon Mnangagwa To Appear Before Parly Committee Over Wicknell Tender

Former president Robert Mugabe has been summoned to appear before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy. The portfolio committee which is chaired by Norton legislator Temba Mliswa is investigating corruption in the Chiadzwa diamond fields and missing diamond revenues. Mugabe once claimed that the country had lost an estimated $15 billion in diamond revenues, although <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2017/01/14/charamba-claims-missing-15-billion-made-mugabe-order-control-diamonds/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">George Charamba later claimed that Mugabe had been lying for dramatic effect.</a>
Speaking to the Mail &amp; Guardian newspaper, Mliswa said,
<blockquote>
He is not being prosecuted. We are just going to get oral evidence from him on the time he was President. It’s very legal, it’s above board. He is not being arrested. He will give oral evidence pertaining to the area of diamonds mining he presided over, that is in order.</blockquote>
Home affairs minister Obert Mpofu<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/02/22/obert-mpofu-refuses-answer-questions-missing-15-billion-parly-says-will-not-presided-temba-mliswa/" rel="noopener" target="_blank"> has refused to cooperate with the portfolio committee as along as Temba Mliswa is in charge.</a>
More: <a href="https://mg.co.za/article/2018-04-10-exclusive-zimbabwes-parliament-summons-mugabe-over-diamond-corruption#.WsyYqzAVfVI.twitter" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Mail and Guardian</a>

Parliament Summons Mugabe To Testify On Missing Diamond Revenues

The three female members of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy yesterday boycotted the tour of the Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company (Zisco) plant in Redcliffe in protest against Temba Mliswa’s conduct. Mliswa the chairperson of the committee, was reportedly incensed when the rest of the committee started the tour before his arrival. Proceedings had to be stalled for at least 30 minutes as the legislators tried to placate an irate Mliswa, who felt that his authority had not been respected.
When the tour resumed, however, all female members Bacilia Majaya, Jennifer Mhlanga and Emma Muzvondiwa did not take part. Mliswa later speculated that the boycott could have been a result of menstrual issues and was heard instructing a Parliament official to note down the names of the legislators.
<blockquote>This is tax payers money they are enjoying, they should do their work, so can you please write down names of those who are not taking part in what we are doing so that I will write a report.
As a committee, we are united, but I wouldn’t know why they (female MPs) did not attend, you know we are at that period of the month where most women might not be comfortable to do some activities because of hormonal issues.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/mliswa-disrupts-parliamentary-meeting-pokes-fun-at-female-mps/">Chronicle</a>

Female Members Of Parly Committee Walk Out Of Zisco Tour As Temba Mliswa Blames " Hormonal Issues"

Controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo appeared before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines And Energy on Monday, to respond to questions over the Gwanda Solar Power Project. Wicknell’s company Intratek Zimbabwe was awarded the US$200 million Gwanda solar project under unclear circumstances.  The committee is chaired by the indepedent legislator for Norton, Temba Mliswa.
Here are the videos from the proceedings.
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Video: Wicknell Chivayo Grilled By Parliamentary Portfolio Committee

Controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo appeared before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines And Energy on Monday, to respond to questions over the Gwanda Solar Power Project. Wicknell’s company Intratek Zimbabwe was awarded the US$200 million Gwanda solar project under unclear circumstances.  The committee is chaired by the indepedent legislator for Norton, Temba Mliswa.
Here are the videos from the proceedings.
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