Zimbabwe: Harare Deputy Mayor Arrested
16 December 2020
Harare deputy mayor Luckson Mukunguma was arrested in Hwange Thursday for criminal abuse of office.
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) confirmed Mukunguma s arrest in an announcement posted on Twitter, adding the city father he has since been brought before court.
Zacc said Mukunguma was arrested on allegations of unprocedurally selling residential stands in Harare s Highfield suburb. Zacc confirms the arrest and appearance in court of Luckson Mukunguma, Deputy Mayor for City of Harare for abuse of duty arising from the sale of stands in Highfield, Ward 25 where he is the councillor, Zacc said.
The anti-graft watchdog further said Mukunguma had been invited to appear before the commission to answer to the allegations but did not turn up, prompting police to launch a manhunt.
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HARARE deputy mayor Luckson Mukunguma was arrested in Hwange Thursday for criminal abuse of office.
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) confirmed Mukunguma’s arrest in an announcement posted on Twitter, adding the city father he has since been brought before court.
Zacc said Mukunguma was arrested on allegations of unprocedurally selling residential stands in Harare’s Highfield suburb.
“Zacc confirms the arrest and appearance in court of Luckson Mukunguma, Deputy Mayor for City of Harare for abuse of duty arising from the sale of stands in Highfield, Ward 25 where he is the councillor,” Zacc said.
The anti-graft watchdog further said Mukunguma had been invited to appear before the commission to answer to the allegations but did not turn up, prompting police to launch a manhunt.
Harare Deputy Mayor Arrested
Harare deputy mayor Luckson Mukunguma was arrested in Hwange Thursday for criminal abuse of office.
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) confirmed Mukunguma’s arrest in an announcement posted on Twitter, adding the city father he has since been brought before court.
Zacc said Mukunguma was arrested on allegations of unprocedurally selling residential stands in Harare’s Highfield suburb.
“Zacc confirms the arrest and appearance in court of Luckson Mukunguma, Deputy Mayor for City of Harare for abuse of duty arising from the sale of stands in Highfield, Ward 25 where he is the councillor,” Zacc said.
The anti-graft watchdog further said Mukunguma had been invited to appear before the commission to answer to the allegations but did not turn up, prompting police to launch a manhunt.