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The Supreme Court dismissed Former Deputy Finance Minister Terrence Mukupe’s appeal against his conviction and sentence last week.
Mukupe was found guilty of smuggling fuel by the High Court and sentenced to a three-year jail term and a US$12,780 fine in November 2023.
In March 2024, High Court judge Benjamin Chikowero sentenced Mukupe and his accomplices, Same Kapisoriso, Joseph Taderera, and Leonard Mudzuto, to three-year jail terms for smuggling 138,979 litres of diesel in 2017.
They were initially jailed for three and a half years, but six months were suspended on condition that they do not commit a similar offence in the next five years.
They were also fined US$12,780 each, with an alternative of an additional two-year prison sentence if they failed to pay the fine.
The four faced fraud charges and an alternative charge of contravening section 174(1) of the Customs and Excise Act (false declaration).
The High Court ruled against their appeal earlier this year. They then appealed to the Supreme Court, where a three-panel bench comprising Justices Hlekani Mwayera, Felistus Chatukuta, and Nicholas Mathonsi heard their case.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Former Deputy Finance Minister Terrence Mukupe's appeal against his conviction and sentence for smuggling fuel was dismissed by the Supreme Court. Mukupe and his accomplices were found guilty of smuggling diesel and sentenced to three years in jail and a fine. They tried to appeal the decision, but the High Court and now the Supreme Court have upheld their conviction. They have to pay a fine or face additional prison time. The Supreme Court's decision means they will have to serve their sentences as originally handed down by the High Court.

Terrence Mukupe's Appeal Dismissed By Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has indefinitely reserved its judgement in a matter the jailed former Finance Deputy Minister Terrence Mukupe was appealing against a High Court ruling dismissing his appeal against conviction and imprisonment for fuel smuggling, reported<a href="https://www.zimlive.com/supreme-court-hears-jailed-mukupes-bail-appeal/"> ZimLive</a>.
High Court judge Benjamin Chikowero slapped Mukupe and his accomplices Same Kapisoriso, Joseph Taderera and Leonard Mudzuto with three-year jail sentences each last year following their conviction for smuggling 138 979 litres of diesel in 2017.
The four were initially jailed three and half years each but six months were set aside on condition that they do not commit a similar offence in the next five years.
They were also each fined US$2,780 with the alternative of an additional two-year prison sentence if they failed to pay the fine.
The four were facing fraud charges and an alternative charge of contravening section 174(1) of the Customs and Excise Act (false declaration).
They filed an appeal which was thrown out by the High Court earlier this year.
The four then approached the Supreme Court where their appeal was heard by a three-panel bench comprising Justices Hlekani Mwayera, Felistus Chatukuta and Nicholas Mathonsi.
Through their lawyer, Lewis Uriri, the four argued that charges against them ought to have been quashed. Said Uriri on their behalf:
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The state could not prove fraud which was the predominant issue before the court.
They then focused on the alternative charge. So, it did not apply its mind to the main charge.
If you are found guilty of the alternative charge, it means you are not guilty of the main charge.
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Uriri argued that Mukupe and the three drivers cannot be treated the same as the other three were only driving and did not know what they were transporting. He said:
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A non-custodial sentence would have justified the matter.
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In response, the prosecutor, Witness Mabhaudhi, said the charge should not fall. He said:
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Fraud is one of the means of committing the alternative charge. The aforesaid section 174 of the Customs and Excise Act supports that the importation of goods without payment of duty is illegal.
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More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Supreme Court Reserves Judgement In Terrence Mukupe’s Appeal

The High Court on Thursday, 09 November, postponed the sentencing of the former Deputy Minister of Finance, <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Terence_Mukupe">Terence Mukupe</a> who was convicted of smuggling fuel into the country in 2017.
Mukupe and his three accomplices Same Kapisoriso, Joseph Taderera and Leonard Mudzuto were convicted on Wednesday, 09 November of smuggling fuel and avoided paying import duty amounting to US$55 000.
In a statement issued this Thursday, the National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPA) said the sentencing of the accused has been postponed to the 16th of this month. Reads the statement:
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The High Court in Harare has today postponed the sentencing of Zimbabwe’s former Deputy Minister of Finance, Terence Mukupe.
Mukupe and his three accomplices Same Kapisoriso, Joseph Taderera and Leonard Mudzuto were convicted yesterday having been found guilty of smuggling fuel across Forbes Border Post on the 27th of January 2017.
They were intercepted by ZIMRA officials on the 30th of January 2017 at Chirundu Border Post having three days earlier misrepresented to ZIMRA officials at Forbes Border Post that the destination of their tankers was the Democratic Republic of Congo.
This misrepresentation was made with intent to evade payment of duty amounting to USD $55 591-60.
In the course of adducing evidence before the court, ZIMRA presented a Victim Impact Statement to underline the prejudice the state suffered.
The quartet’s sentencing has been postponed to the 16th of November 2023.
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More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Mukupe's Sentencing Postponed To 16 November

Former Harare East legislator and Deputy Minister for Finance and Economic Development, Terence Mukupe, has called for an end to political polarisation in both the ruling ZANU PF party and the opposition MDC.
Mukupe, who is considered an ally of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, said the constitutions of both parties are faulty and should be overhauled.
<a href="https://twitter.com/tmukupe/status/1105396612732456960" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Writing on Twitter, Tuesday, Mukupe said:</a>
<blockquote>Ku (In) MDC if you dream of contesting Nelson you are labelled Zanu PF, in Zanu PF show interest in their current Provincial openings you are labelled G40.
Let’s open up the democratic space starting by an overhaul of both party constitutions so we can have a truly Democratic Zimbabwe.</blockquote>
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ED Ally, Mukupe Calls For End To Political Intolerance

Former deputy Finance minister Terence Mukupe, said without reintroducing local currency and having a serious reengagement with the United States of America (USA) the country will continue to suffer.
Posting on his Twitter account, Mukupe said the authorities should make bold decisions to take the country out of this crisis. Said Mukupe:
<blockquote>With the twin deficit we have…. Our situation is beyond policy pronouncements… Let’s be bold and seriously pursue reintroduction of our own currency backed by currency swap deals with SA and China as well serious and sincere reengagement with America otherwise mmmm hameno.</blockquote>
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Former Deputy Finance Minister Mukupe Calls For Zimdollar

In an interview with The Chronicle yesterday, Finance and Economic Planning Deputy Minister Terence Mukupe dismissed a statement circulating on social media announcing the re-introduction of the local currency.
Mukupe said the statement which announces that the Government has resolved to revert to the use of local currency as from July 9, is fake and meant to tarnish his image. Said Mukupe:
<blockquote>It’s fake. It’s just some people who want to taint my name. It’s a fake article. The official position yes we would want the Zim dollar to return but the President said it has to be under the right conditions with the right fundamentals in place. </blockquote>
According to the statement, which spells Mukupe’s name as Terence Mukhupe, cash amounts would be allocated to each bank at par value to current account balances.
<blockquote>To this end all banking systems will undertake a technology upgrade to change currency reflected to local currency on all accounts in order to accommodate for this change all banking systems will be down between midnight Friday 6 July 2018 at 9am. In order to minimise disruption of services banking customers are advised to access funds required between Monday 2 July and close of business on Wednesday 3 July 2018. Continued use of plastic money should be the preferred means of transactions. Please contact your relevant ministerial representative should you have questions relating.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/minister-dismisses-social-media-reports-on-zim-dollar-return/">Chronicle</a>

Mukupe Speaks On Return Of Zim Dollar Statement Circulating On WhatsApp

I feel it is of the utmost importance to apologise and clarify on some statements that have been misinterpreted and in some cases deliberately distorted and misrepresented.
First of all I deny categorically that I ever insinuated that the military would take sides in the upcoming harmonized elections. In November of last year. the military stood with the people in their cry for freedom. they stood with the leadership of now President ED Mnangagwa. and Snow they will stand with the people once again as they help secure our country in the build up to elections. I am a passionate supporter of both the President and our highly professional military and for that I will never apologize.
So while my words may have been taken out of context by aggressive and unruly opposition elements, let me be clear that I stand firmly with the President and Government in calling for free and fair elections. by the new dispensation we must show the world that we are not only open for business, but that we are committed to democracy and the freedoms which come with it. Observers from around the world have been invited to take part in this celebration of democracy.
When our nation and ordinary citizens are abused on the radio with vulgar language all the time by Tendai Biti. I will stand up for what is right. Though I was abused and insulted by the tone and content of Mr. Biti’s interview. I should not have responded in such a way, and I apologize for the offense I have caused for the remarks I made pertaining to ARVs.
With regards to the recent verbal abuse I received from the journalist in the ZBC studios. While his provocative behaviour, cheered on by his female counterpart, in itself was disgraceful. I do apologize for my untoward response of walking away from the interview. As Deputy Minister and representative of the Zimbabwean people, in future I must focus my passion for my people. Zimbabwe’s financial well-being and fierce commitment to the truth hither.
I wake up every morning with the honour of serving the Zimbabwean people, and I shall
HONOURABLE TERENCE MUKUPE DEPUTY MINISTER – FINANCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Full Text: Mukupe Apologises And Clarifies Statements That Have Been Misinterpreted, Deliberately Distorted And Misrepresented

In a tweet, deputy finance minister Terence Mukupe responded to what he termed media onslaught, saying it will come to pass.
This comes after the Zanu-PF politician angered a section of the public for <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/05/24/mukupe-insults-biti-on-live-radio/">alleging that Tendai Biti takes anti-retroviral in response to being called a drunkard and clown during an interview</a> on Star FM on Thursday afternoon. There have been calls on <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/05/24/mukupemustfall-campaign-starts-on-twitter-after-mukupe-alleges-biti-is-taking-arvs/">Twitter using the hashtag #MukupeMustFall for Mukupe to be sacked following his attack on Biti</a>.
Mukupe has also been criticised for saying the army will not let Nelson Chamisa rule even if he wins the 2018 elections. <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/05/23/govt-responds-to-mukupes-reckless-claims-says-he-is-in-direct-contempt-of-president-mnangagwa/">Government responded to his statements which they termed as reckless and in direct contempt of President Mnangagwa</a>. Said Mukupe:
<blockquote>All this media onslaught will come to pass… Remember the proverb, he who laughs last laughs the longest!!!</blockquote>

He Who Laughs Last Laughs The Longest: Mukupe Responds To "Media Onslaught"

In the wake of media reports (“Army wont let Chamisa rule: Minister”) ascribed to Deputy Minister Terrence Mukupe who is also a Zanu-PF candidate in the forthcoming Harmonized Elections, both the ruling Zanu-PF Party and its Government wish to make it very clear that the said sentiments attributed to the Deputy Minister, if true, are both reckless and most unfortunate, as they do not represent the official position and attitude of the Party, Government and the Defence Establishment. Apart from being unconstitutional and therefore against the laws of the land, the reported claims amount to direct contempt of His Excellency the President, Cde E.D. Mnangagwa, who is the sole Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF).
Hardly a month ago, His Excellency the President and Commander-in-Chief of ZDF warned against undermining the constitutional position of the Security Establishment through involving or dragging members of the Uniformed Forces into the country’s party electoral politics and/or activities. Through this directive, he unambiguously restated an iron-clad rule which ranks high among the pillars of our Constitution, and which finds validation in the various Acts governing operations of various arms of the National Security Establishment. Consequently any pronouncements which have the effect of undermining the supreme law of the land, and the authority of the Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Force, or of suggesting that our well-respected Security Organs will act in a partisan manner in relation to the country’s politics, apart from being unauthorized, are unlawful, reckless, improper, uncalled for and thus totally condemnable.
Besides, they imperil national peace and stability, and amount to a frontal challenge to the tenets and practices of democracy as understood and practised world-anode. Read against our own environment and the impending polls, such pronouncements have the negative effect of raising doubts on Government’s commitment to a free, fair and non-violent plebiscite, as well as to its readiness to respect and uphold the will of the People of Zimbabwe as expressed through their electoral choices and decisions. This is untrue, and flagrantly runs against what His Excellency the President, Cde E.D. Mnangagwa, has pledged and is determined to deliver both to the people of Zimbabwe and to the international community. Without regard to political party or affiliation, all campaigning candidates should respect the Defence Establishment and its Command Structure by avoiding embroiling our Uniformed Forces into partisan party politics and activities. The roles of the Uniformed Forces which are national and non-partisan, are clearly spelt out in the laws of the country.
Hon. Ambassador S.K. Moyo 
Acting Minister of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services and ZANU-PF Secretary for Information and Publicity. 
23/05/18 
MINISTRY OF INFORMATION, MEDIA AND BROADCASTING SERVICES

Full Text: Zanu-PF Condemns Mukupe's "Army Won't Let Chamisa Rule" Utterances

Addressing a public lecture organised by the Zimbabwe Congress of Students Union at Chinhoyi University of Technology during the weekend,  Finance and Economic Development Deputy Minister Terrence Mukupe said the Zimbabwean dollar will return before President Emmerson Mnangagwa completes his first five-year term.
Mukupe said Zimbabwe cannot adopt the South African Rand if it does not have its own currency. Said Mukupe:
<blockquote>For now, we cannot be talking of having our own currency or even joining any monetary unions. Zimbabwe will have its own currency after putting the necessary fundamentals to deal with our own currency first, which will be there before the end of President Mnangagwa first five-year term as we would have managed to create the right and sustainable import cover. That is also the time we will be able to join any monetary societies like the Rand Union if we so please. Uninformed economic analysts suggest that Zimbabwe should join the Rand Union, but it’s only possible to be part of that society if you have your own currency, which we don’t have.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/too-early-for-z-return-mukupe/">Herald</a>

"Zim Dollar Will Return Before Mnangagwa Finishes His First 5 Year Term": Deputy Finance Minister

Responding to a question on when the cash crisis would be resolved at a currency dialogue series hosted by the Econometer Global Capital, Finance deputy minister Terence Mukupe said that the situation will improve once the United States removes the Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act (Zidera).
Said Mukupe:
<blockquote>No one can be able to put timelines on it. I know what the problem is. You know the solutions that we are trying to put in place to address that. So for you to ask us to give you a specific time as to when this is going to happen, no one is able to do that. You saw the presentations that were being done by some of our colleagues that sanctions will be in place until elections are held. You know for a fact that as long as Zidera is there, there is no way we are going to have a proper banking system in Zimbabwe because we need those lines of credit.</blockquote>
Section 4(2)(c) of Zidera stipulates that until the US President makes certification, the Secretary of the Treasury shall instruct the US executive director to each international financial institution to oppose and vote against any extension by the respective institution of any loan, credit or guarantee to the government of Zimbabwe.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/12/minister-blames-cash-crisis-us-sanctions/">NewsDay</a>

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