Kasukuwere, who was Minister of Youth and Indigenisation at the time, is reported to have told Mugabe that the mining companies would invest $50 million in the local community through the Trust and even asked Mugabe to present an initial cheque of $1.5 million.
It turned out that the cheque was a dummy. There was no money.
Below is what transpired in the House before Wadyajeba presented his report:
Before the Fourth Order of the Day was read, Hon. Wadyajena was asked to approach the Chair.-[HON. MEMBERS: Inaudible interjections.] –
THE HON. DEPUTY SPEAKER: Order! -[HON. MEMBERS: Toda report iyoyo. Tiri kuida. Tirikuda kui debator. Takapedza semamembers ecommittee iyoyo. Wadyajena usaende gara pasi. Hazviite. Report iyoyo yakatomirirwa na President na Vice President.]- – Order, order please. Can we have order in the House? Hon. Members, you have been calling for the report of Hon. Wadyajena –[HON. MEMBERS: Yes!]- There are some corrections which we ….. –[HON. MEMBERS: Aaah! Takapedza kudhara nereport iyoyo.
HON. TOFFA: On a point of order, that report was collected last week. They stopped it last week and they cannot stop it this week, no!
HON. SITHOLE: Mirai nditaure ndini seconder.
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