The committee said this in its report on the ministry’s audits for the years ending 31 December 2017 and 2018 in which it said there was a serious conflict of interest within the ministry as many employees were beneficiaries of the land reform programme but at the same time they were responsible for distributing agricultural inputs under various government programmes.
In the report tabled in Parliament yesterday, the committee said that ZACC must investigate, within 90 days, the disposal of inputs and assets to staff and personnel at the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Water, Fisheries and Rural Resettlement connected with the following:
The committee also said that a specialised unit with qualified personnel must be set up within 90 days to monitor conflict of interest issues, particularly areas around staff benefiting from government agricultural support programmes.
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