Co host @JanetZhou_Mago highlights the increase reports of corruption, pointing out that this is the 3rd report bringing up corruption and the same culprits appear in these reports.
@dzikamaibere@JanetZhou_Mago emphasize that corruption affects every one of us and we need to have more people fighting against corruption. It should be everyone's duty and not just prominent activists like @daddyhope , & urges more participation from the citizens.
@TheSentry_Org are now presenting, and begin by introducing their role in Africa and their work in illegal money trails across the continent.
His companies used banks in Mauritius and Cayman Islands to evade disclosing benefactors identities, evade tax regulations and keep his businesses away from public records.
The @TheSentry_Org report also highlight payments made to the military as part of the purchase of 50% of Great Dyke Investment, a multi-million platinum mining company. Reports suggest paymements as high as $220 Million paid to a military controlled company.
@TheSentry_Org report expresses its concerns with having the Military have access to private funding. This removes accountability from the citizens and increase potential abuse of power where the militry interests are threatened.
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Big Saturday Read: The things we should have been taught at school.
‘’I do not know if these gaps still apply but certainly, there are four competencies that I would like to promote:
*critical thinking;
*constitutional literacy
*financial literacy and
*Entrepreneurship.
1. Whatever the government owns or owes is ultimately your responsibility.
It is not unusual to hear people saying “Ndezvehurumende” (It belongs to the government) or “Hazvisi zvemunhu” (It does not belong to an individual).
1.1 These statements indicate a disconnection between the government and the people. This largely emulates the colonial era where the relationship between the people and the government was adversarial and often hostile.