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Former Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) chief executive Mr Frank Chitukutuku and Moses Juma have been summoned to Parliament.
The trio is expected to answer questions regarding to audit reports revealing gross flouting of tender procedures, abuse of a $71 million special roads fund and alleged siphoning of the institution’s money by contractors. Public Accounts committee chairperson, Mr Tendai Biti said they had resolved to invite Chitukutuku and Juma and Univern, a company he said was being paid almost $45 million annually by Zinara for a lot of contracts. The decision to invite the three next week followed irregularities exposed by Auditor General Ms Mildred Chiri in her 2016 and 2017 audit reports. Biti said this when Zinara management led by acting chief executive Ms Mathlene Mujokoro appeared before it to respond to a slew of audit findings the bulk of which were carried out during the tenure of Mr Chitukutuku and Mr Juma.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/former-zinara-bosses-summoned-to-parly/">Herald</a>

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Parliament Summons Former Zinara Bosses

The Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) will not increase toll fees, but will implement measures to minimise revenue leakages to channel more funds towards road projects, an official has said.
Zinara board chairman Engineer Michael Madanha told The Herald that a sound road network was key to achieving the ease of doing business. Said Madanha:
<blockquote>We are not going to hike toll fees or other related fees in the near future,” he said. “We are going to maintain the user fees that are currently applying until we reach a certain time when we deem it fit to adjust those prices. We are going to close all leakages that we have within the system so that we can collect as much money as possible to fund our road activities. The devaluation which is taking place is affecting us, but we have to counter it.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/toll-fees-remain-unchanged-zinara/">Herald</a>

Zinara Will Not Increase Toll Fees

A committee set up by then Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Joram Gumbo to study the Grant Thornton audit report revealed the Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) lost US$200 million due to inept senior managers.
The audit report also called for a lifestyle audit of the executives. In its executive summary, the committee recommended that the managers be charged for incompetence and falsification of qualifications.
In its final report to Minister Gumbo, the committee recommended disciplinary action against Moses Juma for incompetence, Precious Murove for falsification of qualifications and Engineer Kufa for incompetence. Part of the summary reads:
<blockquote>Disciplinary measures be taken against Mr Moses Juma for incompetence, negligence and inefficiency as evidenced by dereliction of duty with regards to disbursements made on special projects without technical input, purchase of pre-fabricated office material without board approval and the recruitment of Mrs J. Maphosa as human resources manager single-handedly. Disciplinary action against Mr Precious Murove for falsification of qualifications and Engineer Kufa, the southern region engineer, for incompetence, negligence and inefficiency as evidenced by dereliction of duty with regards to the disbursement made on special projects without technical input.  A police report be made against Mr Frank Chitukutuku (former chief executive) for an investigation to be launched into the possible commission of criminal abuse of office with regards to the exercise by him of undue influence in the engagement of contractors for special projects without following proper procurement procedures. The committee recommends a lifestyle audit for all the Zinara executive and management.</blockquote>
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More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/inept-bosses-cost-zinara-us200m/">Herald</a>

Zinara Lost 200 Million Due To Bosses' Incompetence And Lack Of Expertise- Committee

Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Dr. Joram Gumbo has set up a committee to look into findings of a forensic audit conducted by Grant Thornton on the Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA).
The audit revealed that Zinara awarded tenders to several companies worth over 71 million dollars without following proper procurement procedures, resulting in the auditors recommending that an official investigation be launched. Addressing a news conference in Harare on Friday, Dr. Gumbo said appropriate action will be taken following recommendations from the committee.
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Zinara in $71 million tender scandal, Gumbo launches investigation

A team set up to investigate possible abuse of State funds, specifically the procurement process of tender awards under the Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara)’s special projects valued at $71,5 million and R31,5 million ($2,5 million) covering a five-year period from 2011 to 2016, has recommended the suspension of top officials for obstructing investigations. 
On August 22, State Procurement Board (SPB) executive chairperson Ambassador Buzawani Mothobi wrote letters to the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure Development recommending the suspension of the director (legal) in the same Ministry, Ms Angeline Karonga, and the director of roads, Engineer Eric Gumbie. Mothobi also wrote to Zinara CEO Engineer Nancy Masiyiwa-Chamisa seeking the immediate suspension of technical administrator at the road fund, Engineer Moses Juma and chief executive officer of Goromonzi RDC Mr Trust Madhovi.
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/probe-team-recommends-zinara-suspensions/">Chronicle</a>

Probe team recommends suspension of Zinara top officials

Speaking to The Herald, Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) chief executive officer Engineer Nancy Masiyiwa Chamisa confirmed that finance director, Mr Simon Taranhike, has been suspended with immediate effect.
Chamisa did not reveal the full details of Taranhike’s suspension but said investigations are ongoing.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/zinara-boss-suspended/">Herald</a>

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