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CSC investor starts abattoir refurbishment - Zimbabwe Situation
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Top Zim auditors face probe
BY EVERSON MUSHAVA
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Zimbabwe (ICAZ) has given in to pressure to investigate owners of audit firm BDO Zimbabwe over allegations of unprofessionalism.
The investigation will include an independent review of the controversial National Social Security Authority (NSSA) audit report that was rubbished by the High Court and a top South African forensic investigation firm, Nexus Forensic Services.
Ngoni Kudenga and Gilbert Gwatiringa own BDO Zimbabwe. Their role in the NSSA audit came under scrutiny after former NSSA board chairman Robin Vela successfully challenged the report that implicated him in a multi-million dollar fraud while still boss at the pension authority.
The Zimbabwe Independent
TINASHE KAIRIZA
A CONSORTIUM of local companies and industrialists are seeking to seize a 75% stake in the defunct Cold Storage Company (CSC) after tabling a US$225 million investment proposal to the government.
However, there are fears that the new proposal may trigger a legal battle as the government already has a deal with British firm, Boustead (Pvt) Limited. The subsisting agreement is valued at US$130 million.
Documents show that the consortium, trading as CSC 2016, is represented by a team led by former CSC chief executive and Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) member Eddie Cross, Presidential Advisory Committee (PAC) member and United Refineries executive Busisa Moyo and Southern Africa Regional Roundtable for Sustainable Beef vice-president Max Makuvise.
The Zimbabwe Independent
TINASHE KAIRIZA
A CONSORTIUM of local companies and industrialists are seeking to seize a 75% stake in the defunct Cold Storage Company (CSC) after tabling a US$225 million investment proposal to the government.
However, there are fears that the new proposal may trigger a legal battle as the government already has a deal with British firm, Boustead (Pvt) Limited. The subsisting agreement is valued at US$130 million.
Documents show that the consortium, trading as CSC 2016, is represented by a team led by former CSC chief executive and Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) member Eddie Cross, Presidential Advisory Committee (PAC) member and United Refineries executive Busisa Moyo and Southern Africa Regional Roundtable for Sustainable Beef vice-president Max Makuvise.
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