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Zimbabwe can easily earn US$11 billion a year from diamond, chrome and gold sales alone if government, business and labour put their heads together and work amicably under the Tripartite Negotiating Forum (TNF).

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The Member of Parliament for Bubi Clifford Sibanda has called for a concerted fight against corruption because it is going to burn the whole country. “When corruption gets to its highest level, all of us will be corrupt, when we are all swimming in it at the same time.”

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The chief executives of state enterprises who were paying themselves exorbitant salaries are economic murders because one was earning US$2 000 an hour while folks in the rural areas were…

Southerton Member of Parliament Gift Chimanikire has called for the creation of a special police unit like South Africa’s Hawks or Scorpions to deal effectively with corruption.

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Movement for Democratic Change deputy treasurer Elton Mangoma was expelled from the party yesterday but no one knows how party secretary-general Tendai Biti would have voted because he was not in the meeting when voting took place.

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A Member of Parliament has blamed the inclusive government for the corruption now rampant in the country saying the situation was not this bad between independence in 1980 and 2007.

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Movement for Democratic Change organising secretary and Kuwadzana East Member of Parliament Nelson Chamisa says corruption has become a religion in Zimbabwe. It is worshiped. It is praised and it is celebrated.

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The Member of Parliament for Makoni South Mandi Chimene says people with information on corrupt activities must not be intimidated and authorities should not ask who brought the information on corruption. They must just investigate.

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State enterprises and local authorities should not just be asked to produce annual reports but they should also issue corporate governance compliance reports to curb corruption and the obscene salaries some of the chief executives have been getting.

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Buhera South Member of Parliament Joseph Chinotimba said yesterday corruption was highest in parliament because members were being forced to speak in English rather than in their mother tongues because translation machines were not working.

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