Former Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has urged Vice President Constantino Chiwenga to intervene against what he calls misconduct by Chinese investors in Zimbabwe. Mliswa raised concerns about Shuntai Investments Private Limited, which continues building a cement plant near Bryden Country School in Chegutu despite a High Court order stopping construction. The politician suggested on Sunday that political protection or bribery might explain why the company ignores judicial orders.
Mliswa also referenced problems in Hurungwe's Rengwe Conservancy, where residents face displacement to accommodate Chinese operators despite court protection. He posted on X that corruption fighting should begin immediately with these cases. The former legislator warned that anti-corruption efforts must not be used as a weapon against political opponents. His statements come as he publicly supports President Emmerson Mnangagwa's campaign to extend his presidency through 2030.
Mliswa also referenced problems in Hurungwe's Rengwe Conservancy, where residents face displacement to accommodate Chinese operators despite court protection. He posted on X that corruption fighting should begin immediately with these cases. The former legislator warned that anti-corruption efforts must not be used as a weapon against political opponents. His statements come as he publicly supports President Emmerson Mnangagwa's campaign to extend his presidency through 2030.
