Even more surprising were the objectives of the organisations filed with the DCRA.
Papers filed with the DCRA said the main business of the Global Alliance for Zimbabwe was “promoting the common business interests of US entities conducting or contemplating conducting business in Zimbabwe, US business entities acquiring or contemplating acquiring products and services produced in Zimbabwe, and business located in Zimbabwe that desire to do business with US companies”.
This was quite a bizarre purpose considering that Zimbabwe was, and still is, under United States sanctions.
Its articles of incorporation said the Global Alliance of Zimbabwe was formed to “to unite in a common organization and promote the common business interests of:
It was also going to:
It was therefore not clear how the organisation was going to benefit the MDC-T or how it was going to promote business when Zimbabwe was under United States sanctions.
Goddard Gunster which was running the GAZ has refused to respond to any questions regarding the alliance both in writing and verbally. The Insider has sent several emails and phoned the office four times, each time being told Gerry Gunster, the chief executive of Goddard Gunster, was too busy or out of office.
Bennett also refused to respond to any questions.
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