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Bigwigs loot cyclone aid:
Auditor-General reveals

Donated Items:

US$3 033 449 Beds and mattresses
R20 000 000 Kitchen utensils
ZW$1 793 395 Building materials
Food stuffs and water Sanitary wear
Clothes and Blankets Books and stationery
Fuel Shelter and tents
Medicine and medical Soap and detergents
sundries

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

Bigwigs loot cyclone aid: Mildred Chiri

CHIPA GONDITII Displaced people in Manicaland forced to move around by Cyclone Idai. Pic Auntony ZinyangeAFP. ing funds directly from Trea-
sury or CPU head office,” she
PRESIDENT Emmerson recently flew to Harare to de- The funds were donated lining the specific use of the Manicaland and Masvingo says. 
Mnangagwa’s government liver some of donations which through the National Disas- funds by the Ministry of Local Provinces as there were no
failed to transparently disburse had been promised. ter Fund in the Ministry of Government, Public Works detailed dispatch documents “This prolonged the pro-
and account for US$4.5 mil- Finance. and and receiving registers for au- cesses as the procurement
lion in donations, with only South Africa delivered more dit trail. Only a list of donated process would be done, for
less than 1% of the funds than 5 000 tonnes of maize. “I noted with concern that National Housing had been items was submitted for au- instance at Public Works then
being used for their intended Pandor handed over the con- there was inadequate coordi- lodged at the Ministry of Fi- dit,” Chiri says. goes to MoPSE (Ministry of
purpose while people died in signment to victims of Cy- nation and liaison between the nance.” Primary and Secondary Edu-
the midst of the devastating clone Idai. She said the out- ministries of Local Govern- “Furthermore, there were cation)/Health for authorisa-
Cyclone Idai in 2019, an offi- break of the Covid-19 delayed ment, Public Works and Na- As of 17 July 2019 - four no full descriptions of items tion before it can be processed
cial audit has revealed. the delivery, which will now to tional Housing and Finance months after the cyclone – such as the quantities or units at the PDC office.
be completed by September. and Economic Development, only less than 1% of the do- received in order to determine
This happened at thousands resulting in the slow release of nated funds had been utilised the total quantities/volumes. “From interviews with
of ordinary and poor people’s South Africa, through the donated funds. The financial for relief. sub-committees there was
greatest hour of need. African Renaissance and Inter- assistance that was received “I was therefore not able to no communication between
national Cooperation Fund, through the Ministry of Fi- This raised questions on match the items received and the PCPC and respective
At a time when people’s pledged R50 million in hu- nance and Economic Devel- where the other money was dispatched to the districts and sub-committees on what was
lives had been disrupted be- manitarian support. The assis- opment was ZW$1 972 758, and whether it would be used from the districts to the distri- released and how much the
yond measure and the cyclone tance consists 450 000 bags of USD 3 033 449 and 20 000 for the intended purposes. bution centres and beneficia- departments had expended.
death toll was fast rising, gov- 12,5kg maize meal earmarked 000 Rands (US$1 420 571 at ries.” For instance, the Provincial In-
ernment was unwilling or un- for distribution to victims of the time),” Chiri says in the Out of the US$3 033 449 formation Office Manicaland
able to use the money for its the cyclone. audit report. donated by well-wishers, who As a result, Chiri observes had been allocated RTGS$460
intended purpose and distrib- included companies and indi- “accountability and transpar- 000 on July 10 2019, however
ute relief, raising questions of However, President Cyril “For example, Manicaland viduals both in Zimbabwe and ency was compromised”. This as at August 30 2019 they had
competency and corruption. Ramaphosa’s government offi- Province was in need of abroad, only US$261 188 or means she was unable to trace not accessed the funds.”
cials told The NewHawks they RTGS$15 000 000 as reflect- 0.08% had been used. the donations. In other words,
Donated goods were also feared the donations could be ed in their report dated June government was unable to ac- Chiri’s report further reveals
not being distributed with the stolen, worries similarly shared 3, 2019. As at August 30, A total of R20 000 000 count for the aid. gross  mismanagement of do-
required urgency and efficien- by many Zimbabweans. 2019 they had received only was donated, but as of 17 July nations, with goods exceeding
cy. RTGS$5 160 000 through 2019, nothing had been used, The damning report further 30 tonnes allowed go to waste
People’s worst fears have CPU (Civil Protection Unit) meaning 0% delivery. highlights that the channel- despite the urgent need for
This led to under-utilisa- now been confirmed by a Head office giving a total of ling of funds on to relevant foodstuffs by starving commu-
tion, misuse or simply looting special audit report by Audi- RTGS$9 542 090 received From ZW$1 793 395, only authorities for relief activities nities.
of the donations. To dramatise tor-General Mildred Chiri on for Cyclone Idai activities. ZW179 363 or 0.09% of it was chaotic and hampered
government’s ineptitude and the Disaster Preparedness and Also, interviews with various was used. by excessive red tape as some “During a stock count ex-
gross mismanagement, some Distribution of Cyclone Idai sub-committees reflected that departments were getting al- ercise on September 14, 2019,
of the goods expired or were Donations in Manicaland and financial challenges were a ma- “The objective for which located funds more than a I observed that a total of 33
left to rot while people went Masvingo Provinces tabled in jor hindrance to the progress the funds were donated may month after requisition. 403kg of goods at Machongwe
hungry and were exposed to parliament recently. of works  not be achieved,” Chiri says. Forward Distribution Centre
harsh weather conditions. “I noted with concern the had expired. Furthermore, the
The audit reveals reluc- in their departments.  The Auditor-General also movement of funds between food items were exposed to
Revelations of government’s tant to use the money for its “Funds under the National observed that “no proper re- Treasury, CPU (Civil Pro- high levels of moisture as they
horrific accountability and intended purpose, abuse of Disaster Fund created to re- cords for relief items received tection Unit) and the im- were stored on the floor with-
transparency failures – which goods, fuel and failure to ac- ceive donations for Cyclone and disbursed were main- plementing  agencies. Firstly, out pallets. The goods expired
reflect deep-seated and un- count for donations as well as Idai had not been utilised as at tained” from the time they left there was no clear understand- while in stock,” she says.
derlying structural governance criminal lethargy on the part July 17, 2019. I could not as- Manyame Air Force Base to ing amongst the Provincial
problems – point to gross in- of the government, resulting certain whether requests out- the affected provinces, raising Civil Protection Committee “On the other hand, Chi-
competence, abuse or looting in some goods expiring or rot- the risk that donations “may (PCPC) why some imple- pinge District Civil Protec-
of donations at a time people ting. be misappropriated”. menting agencies were receiv- tion Committee also received
were dying from the devastat- expired food items from the
ing weather impact. “There was no uniformity province which they later de-
in accounting for donations stroyed on August 21 2019. I
Cyclone Idai struck Zimba- from Manyame Airbase to was concerned that the relief
bwe in March 2019, leaving in items expired, whilst in the
its wake a trail of devastation, warehouse before being dis-
death and mayhem in the east- tributed to the affected peo-
ern highlands, particularly in ple. It was also revealed from
Chimanimani and Chipinge. interviews held at the camps
that beneficiaries had received
At least 347 people were expired mealie meal and flour
killed, while 344 others went on various occasions.”
missing. More than 50 000
were left homeless. Chiri also sheds light on
irregularities, including the
The cyclone ravaged abuse and possible looting of
through Southern Africa kill- fuel.
ing over 1 000 people in Zim-
babwe, Mozambique, and Ma- “From the analysis of in-
lawi. Hundreds of thousands formation provided, some ve-
were displaced. hicles travelled as low as 1.3
kilometres with a litre of fuel.
As a result, Mnangagwa de- In addition, some drivers did
clared the cyclone a national not indicate the fuel drawn on
disaster on 15 March 2019. their log sheets, hence I could
Government and donors im- not determine the fuel con-
mediately swung into action sumed by those vehicles.
with various rescue missions
to mitigate disruption of lives “Also, requests for diesel
and suffering. amounting to 2 191 litres were
issued from the Manicaland
However, there were sub- Provincial Development Co-
sequent stories and concerns ordinator’s office authorising
that the aid was being politi- various vehicles to draw fuel
cised, diverted and looted by from CMED (Central Me-
corrupt ruling Zanu PF and chanical Equipment Depart-
government officials always ment), without information
hunting to make political cap- such as estimated mileage
ital even on dead bodies. that the vehicle was supposed
to travel, vehicle registration
These grave concerns were number, destination and re-
also recently shared privately quest number,” her report says.
by South African government
officials after International re-
lations minister Naledi Pandor

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

AG exposes civil protection
failures during Cyclone Idai

CHIPA GONDITII react in time in the event have been saved. killed by the cyclone while Auditor-General Mildred Chiri
of any form of disaster “In future, the Meteo- an estimated 400 000 peo-
THE Civil Protection and to be proactive with ple were displaced by the
Unit (CPU) failed to regards to issues relating rological Services Depart- storm and resultant floods.
alert Chimanimani resi- to disaster risk manage- ment is urged to ensure
dents of the incoming Cy- ment”. The CPU is decen- that radio units are effec- The Zimbabwean gov-
clone Idai despite having tralised in all the provinces tively used to attain the ernment failed to act de-
been equipped with early and districts. intended objective.”  cisively by moving people
warning equipment four to higher ground and dis-
months before the disas- According to Chiri’s Cyclone Idai brought seminating information
ter, resulting in the loss special audit report titled strong winds and caused on the impending dan-
of lives which could have Disaster Preparedness and severe flooding as well as gers, despite being alive to
been saved, a special re- Distribution of Cyclone rockfalls and mudslides the devastation in Mada-
port by Auditor-General Idai Donations in Mani- in Madagascar, Mozam- gascar and Mozambique
Mildred Chiri reveals. caland and Masvingo, the bique, Malawi, and Zim- which had been hit by the
CPU in 2018 received babwe. cyclone earlier.
Cyclone Idai hit Zim- radio units which ought
babwe in March 2019 to have been used for the At least 1 400 lives were
with devastating ferocity, purpose of forewarning
leaving at least 347 peo- community members of BANK OF ZI
ple dead and 344 others incoming dangers. RESERVE MBABWE
missing. The missing per-
sons are now deemed dead “I noted that the De- Foreign Exchange Auction Results 8 June 2021
amid speculation they partment of Meteorolog-
could have been washed ical Services distributed SMEFX43/2021 MAIN FX49/2021
away by floodwaters or twenty (20) radio units for Number of Bids Received : 461 383
buried in mud and rock- transmitting early warning 38
slides. messages to communities Number of Bids Disqualified : 29 345
at ward level in Chimani- 345
A total of 17 608 peo- mani in November 2018,” Total Number of Bids Accepted : 432 USD29,505,925.17
ple were left homeless in Chiri said. USD29,505,925.17
what was the worst natural Total Number of Bids Allotted : 432 90.0000
disaster to ever hit Zimba- “However, it appears 82.0000
bwe. that the Department of Total Value of Bids Accepted : USD5, 312, 455.06 82.0000
CPU did not broadcast
The cyclone left many early warning messages Amount Allotted : USD5, 312, 455.06
in Chimanimani seeking towards/communities in
refuge in the mountains Chimanimani District Highest Rate Received : 90.0000
after their homes were fore-warning them about
destroyed by floods while the imminent cyclone.” Lowest Bid Rate Received : 82.0000
bridges were swept away,
making rescue efforts ex- The auditor-general fur- Lowest Bid Rate Allotted : 82.0000
tremely difficult as over 50 ther highlighted that some
000 were directly affected. lives could have been saved Weighted Average Rate : 85.0724
had the CPU utilised the
The largest damage was early warning equipment. PURPOSE AMOUNT AMOUNT ALLOTTED
in Chimanimani although ALLOTTED SME MAIN AUCTION
Cyclone Idai’s effects were “Whilst the magnitude Raw Materials
felt in many areas in Man- and extent of damage in- AUCTION 12,477,275.80
icaland and Masvingo flicted by Cyclone Idai Machinery and Equipment 1,440,671.24 5,397,735.31
provinces.  could not have been imag- 2,809,858.37
ined, it is still my consid- Consumables (Incl. Spares, 1,263,600.99
It is the mandate of the ered view that had these Tyres, Electricals, etc)
CPU to prevent and re- warning gadgets been uti- Services (Loans, Education, 1,249,897.05
duce the impact of disaster lised, maybe some of the Dividends, Disinvestments, etc)
“if and when it strikes, to lives that were lost could Retail and Distribution (Incl. 334,590.26 1,643,774.83
Food, Beverages, etc)
Fuel, Electricity and Gas 379,823.92 2,395,425.74
Pharmaceuticals and Chemicals
Paper and Packaging 151,893.86 1,445,678.49
TOTAL 315,431.81 2,640,395.96
GRAND TOTAL AWARDED 176,545.92
5,312,455.05 695,780.67
29,505,925.17
34,818,380.22

Notes
1. Bids, which were not eligible in terms of the Priority List, were disqualified.
2. Bids with overdue CD1s, outstanding Bills of Entry (BOEs) and those with sufficient

FCA balances were also disqualified.
3. Some Bids were allotted on a pro-rata basis to conform with the Import Priority List.

RESERVE BANK OF ZIMBABWE
8 JUNE 2021

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

Finance minister sits on
2019 govt audit reports

BRIDGET MANANAVIRE which must be released on Audit Office Act [Chapter received them.  If the Min-
time as stipulated in the 22:18]. ister does not do so, then
FINANCE minister Mthu- Public Finance Manage- the Auditor-General must
li Ncube is sitting on the ment Act, were ready. In an Economic Gover- send them to the Speaker,
Auditor-General’s 2019 nance Watch notice, legal who will lay them before
audit reports for ministries, Auditor-General Mil- affairs think-tank Veritas Parliament,” the notice
departments and state en- dred Chiri is required by said the law was clear on reads.
terprises which have been law to prepare and submit timelines which Ncube is
ready for tabling in Parlia- a report of all government guided by to table the audit “Under section 12 of
ment for weeks. books to the Finance min- reports in Parliament. the (Audit Office) Act, ev-
While the Covid-19 ister who then tables the re- ery minister who receives
lockdowns disrupted port in Parliament, no lat- “All the Auditor-Gen- a report must lay it before
work on audits, the Audi- er than 30 June each year, eral’s reports must be laid the Assembly on one of the
tor-General’s Office con- according to Section 309 before Parliament by the seven days the Assembly
firmed that the reports, (2) of the Constitution, as Minister to whom they next sits after the Minister
read with Section 10 of the were sent, within seven sit- received the report, and if
ting days after the Minister

Finance and Economic Development minister Mthuli Ncube.

the Minister fails to do this ports,” Chiri told The New-
the Auditor-General must sHawks on 18 May.
transmit a copy of the re-
port to the Speaker for the “We start auditing books
Speaker to lay it before the after December closing of
Assembly.  The Act does books and this normally
not lay down a time-limit takes up to March. We had
for the Speaker to do this, challenges with the 2019
but obviously he must do it as well as the 2020 books
within a reasonable time.” because of Covid.  The way
we do it is we have to do
Chiri has in past reports it with the client in order
exposed rampant abuse to interrogate how things
of funds and mismanage- are managed. We could not
ment in government de- carry out face-to-face inter-
partments and parastatals. views because of Covid and
However, no stern action our systems are not auto-
has been taken against the mated.”
illegalities.
Finance ministry chief
Asked about the re- director of communica-
ports by The NewsHawks tions Clive Mphambela
last month, Chiri said she said it was parliament’s
could not reveal the find- duty to call the minister to
ings of the audits before the table the audit reports.
minister tables them in Par-
liament. “Parliament is the one
that sets the date for the
“The 2019 audit reports minister to table the re-
are ready for tabling before ports and the minister is
Parliament by the minister. then called to table them,
And we are in the process so you can check with Par-
of finalising the 2020 re- liament,” Mphambela said.

Treasury Chief Communications director Clive Mphambela.

NewsHawks News Page 5

Issue 34, 11 June 2021

ZimraOURIMPACT launches witch-hunt
… Top executives scramble over fresh corruption reports

OWEN GAGARE

TOP Zimbabwe Revenue ZB Centre in Harare where the Zimra HQ is located.
Authority (Zimra) exec-
utives are panicking over and purported to have Mutizira and Nzirawa from tion storm in which its  se- the amount recovered on tion  on individuals and
recent revelations by The found suspects who were a bar of soap. Investigations nior officers were accused the basis of information companies’ tax returns and
NewsHawks of corruption giving media information. show Kujinga concocted of conniving with tax evad- supplied. Corrupt Zimra tax evasion to  empower
involving the tax collec- the false story of certain in- ers in exchange for payment officials always manipulate their cronies to come  and
tor’s multi-million-dollar “Good morning. In line dividuals leaking informa- and partaking in attendant that.  report cases in return
whistle-blowing fund as with our resolution of our tion to journalists to target financial rewards. for  huge payments, which
they scramble to cover their meeting I’m writing to you those who previously inves- Zimra also undertakes to they then share.
tracks. about my preliminary find- tigated Zimra corruption This endangers the  se- protect the identity of the
ings pertaining to leaks to over the whistle-blowers’ curity of whistle-blowers informants at all times as This becomes lucrative
This comes as Zimra online media of our confi- fund in which he was im- and  damages the image provided for in the secrecy fake whistle-blowing. The
officials have launched a dential 34B (meaning Sec- plicated.  of Norman Nyabadza, provisions of the Revenue money-spinning fraudulent
witch-hunt to establish tion 34B of the Revenue Macharaga and Kujinga Authority Act, but it has scheme has been so lucra-
who among themselves is Authority Act) cases,” Ku- While The NewsHawks — who had reported Mun- failed to do so and is endan- tive that Kujinga, who has
leaking information to the jinga writes.   has high-level sources at yaradzi to  Zimra for tax gering whistle-blowers. infiltrated the Zimra sys-
country’s new leading in- Zimra, they do not include evasion involving  US$12 tem, guaranteed himself
vestigative journalism plat- “I’ve gathered that for- any of those officials Kujin- million. Following  The News- US$15 million. 
form. mer Zimra employee Mr ga named in his confiden- Hawks’ recent reports, Zim-
(Moja) Mutizira who was tial email. Although Zimra Zimra in March wrote ra sources have provided But the use of insider in-
Following recent stories chief internal audit manag- officials and their ally Ku- to Munyaradzi demand- further details, including an formation has led to a prej-
on corruption, Zimra offi- er is the supplier of infor- jinga whined about infor- ing payment or else they audit report dating back five udice to Zimra of US$10
cials have been discussing mation to one Mr mation leaks and The New- would garnish his business years which shows a frenzy million on one occasion. 
how to resolve outstanding sHawks investigations, they accounts.  Munyaradzi was of looting of public funds
controversial whistle-blow- Bernard Mpofu of news did not want to seriously given seven days to pay or under the whistle-blower Kujinga, a prolific whis-
ing cases, including one hoax (hawks). My sourc- tackle whistle-blower fund face the consequences. facility. The audit covered tle-blower who was an in-
involving whistle-blowers es tells me though with- looting and related issues.  the period 2009-2016. formant in over 80 cases,
Norman Nyabadza, Den- out tangible evidence that Under the whistle-blower obtained much of the infor-
nis Martin Macharaga and one Mr (Tatenda) Nzira- As The NewsHawks re- facility, Zimra is supposed However, the plunder mation from inside Zimra
Evans Kujinga — who pre- wa from internal audit cently reported, massive to reward legitimate infor- has continued unabated. to support his cases.
viously reported notorious is helping them. There is corruption — which has mants on cases relating to Millions of dollars in tax-
Harare  land baron Felix need for Zimra, especially dragged on for years — is tax evasion under Section payers’ funds have been At  the time of the audit
Munyaradzi for tax evasion loss control (department), rocking Zimra’s multi-mil- 34B of the Revenue Au- stolen through the racket. which exposed the rot, he
involving US$12 million. to try and investigate this lion-dollar whistle-blower thority Act (Chapter 23:11) The network works like had been  paid over US$1
lead. We remain our ears fund which the tax col- as read with Statutory In- this: senior Zimra officials million and stood to be paid
Zimra has compromised on the ground should we lector’s senior officials are strument 150 of 2020. get information from whis- over US$15  million when
whistle-blowers amid an get evidence or something looting in cahoots with a tle-blowers and then help all collections due had been
internal fight to take charge helpful to crack this matter corrupt network of infor- Statutory Instrument them to consolidate and paid up. This money was at
of the process, give it to we shall do forthwith. Kind mants acting on insider in- 150 of 2020, gazetted on process their cases fast us- various stages of processing:
their associates and share regards.”  formation. 26 June 2020, regulates ing inside information for a cash due for payment; cash
the whistle-blowing pro- the payment of rewards huge cut. in debt which  was being
ceeds. Mpofu, The NewsHawks In April,  The News- to informants upon whis- collected; money from cas-
digital editor who wrote Hawks  reported Zimra tleblowing and recovery of Alternatively, and  more es under audit, matters not
Zimra executives held a some of the recent Zimra was caught in a  corrup- revenue. corruptly, senior Zimra  of- yet audited and transac-
meeting on 20 May at their stories, does not even know ficials use inside informa- tions submitted.
headquarters at ZB Centre The reward is 10% of
in Harare, at the corner
of First Street and Kwame
Nkrumah Avenue, to dis-
cuss outstanding cases and
leakage of information to
the media.

The fire-fighting meet-
ing was attended by Regina
Chinamasa (commissioner
revenue assurance), Edward
Phiri (chief investigations
officer), Mavuto Maseko
(investigations – attended
virtually), Nyabadza (whis-
tle-blower) and Macharaga
(whistle-blower).

Kujinga, who has collect-
ed millions of dollars from
Zimra for whistle-blowing,
also joined the meeting
virtually. The meeting dis-
cussed cases that need to
be resolved and who was
leaking information to The
NewsHawks, top sources at
ZB Centre say.

Further, a confidential
email sent to those who
attended the meeting shed
more light on issues tackled
and Zimra officials’ anxi-
eties. The email, dated 31
May, was written by Kujin-
ga. It highlighted the witch-
hunt over information leaks

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

Evans Kujinga: Zim’s whistle-blowing 
kingpin who has made multi-millions

EVERY man to his trade. Truly, Former Zimra commission- Zimbabwe’s leading whistle-blower Evans Kujinga and his wife. Internal auditors interviewed  sev-
some people are suited to one sort er-general Faith Mazani, Zimra eral Zimra employees in the debt
of thing while others are inclined itself and Finance minister Mthuli would assist him but could not cessive attention from the com- Kujinga was paid more than what management office,  including
to other sorts of things. We Ncube were cited as first, second remember the names of the clients missioner through constant follow was due to him. The audit reveals Bozhiwa, Musorah, Gombera and
are all different in many ways, with and third respondents respectively. he represented. As a friend they -ups,” the audit report says. a case which was reported to Zim- Katiyo who worked with Kujinga.
varying interests and abilities. would borrow and lend various “Internal audit recommends ra twice by  two different infor-
Kujinga said sometime in early amounts of money to each other.  that since this information was mants using the names Diamond They all confessed  receiving
While many people must sweat November 2015 he approached obtained internally and unpro- Mining  Corporation and on the money from him on  several oc-
blood for so little in return in their and furnished Mazani and Zimra “Simbarashe Katiyo – He got cedurally, any further payments second  instance just DMC. Pay- casions. Some of the companies
daily grind, some ingenious – or is with information in terms of sec- to know Kujinga since 2007. Af- to the whistle-blowers should outs were made in both instances. the  network dealt with included
it disingenuous – hustlers find easy tion 34B of the Revenue Authority ter joining Zimra in 2011, he met be stopped. Recovery processes cases involving prominent  com-
ways to make money. Act. Kujinga sometime in 2014 and should be instituted to recover “A whistle-blower case was not panies such as Mbada Diamonds,
assisted him as a tax consultant all the monies paid to the whis- accepted for investigation  after it ZTE Corporation, Afdis, Zimba-
One such person is Harare “en- “The plaintiff presented infor- who would ask almost everything tle-blower(s). The respective whis- was reported by the commission- bwe Sugar Sales,  Gecko Private
trepreneur” Evans Kujinga, who mation and evidence that NetOne about Zimra, Customs and Tax- tle-blower should be blacklisted er-general and  commissioner in- Limited, AE  Electrical Light-
has made millions through whis- Cellular Private Limited was flout- ation such as how to apply for a from submitting any further cases. vestigations to  be under an audit ing, PTY Holdings, Zimbabwe
tle-blowing which he has now per- ing its tax obligation by not paying tax clearance, how to propose a Further investigations should be which never took place. Resultant Energy Regulatory Authority,
fected into an art form. what is lawfully due to the first de- payment plan, garnish orders, tax carried out.” potential  revenue was in the re- Mashwede  Holdings, Cargo Car-
fendant being (a) non-resident tax amnesty, and upliftment among Disciplinary action should also gion of US$15 million,” the audit riers and  Postal and Telecommu-
According to a Zimbabwe Rev- on fees (US$7 578 004), (b) value other things. He did not verify be instituted against Zimra officers reveals. nications Regulatory Authority of
enue Authority (Zimra) audit ob- added tax ($220 183), (c) with- whether Kujinga was a registered involved in providing tax informa- Zimbabwe, among many others.
tained by The NewsHawks, Kujin- holding tax on contracts (US$158 tax consultant or not and could tion to outsiders for corrupt finan- “There were cases where whis- Potraz scandal
ga has reported over 80 cases to the 590), (d) income tax (8 310 103), not remember the specific clients cial benefit.” tle-blowers were overly frustrated The audit reveals that in
tax collector in the past few years (e) special excise due on airtime Kujinga represented but was very This series of cases of corrup- by some kind of red tape in Zim- 2013,  Zimra’s commissioner in
and in the process guaranteed (US$2 646 770),” the court papers inquisitive about how things were tion happened during former ra. Issues of whistle-blower frustra- charge  of investigations Anna
himself a cool US$15 million – a revealed.  done in the Debt Management Zimra commissioner-general tion: failure to investigate reported Mutombodzi rejected informa-
lifetime fortune for many.  section. He also received monies Gershem Pasi’s time, continued rampant transfer  pricing; allocat- tion  provided by a whistle-blow-
Kujinga provided an internal from him through Ecocash and during Mazani’s time and is still ing a high-pro-file whistle-blower er  “because the information
In fact, not many people in audit report to back his case. cash.” happening now under acting boss case to Loss Control who did not was  insufficient but the submit-
their working lives earn and save Kujinga’s 80 cases Rameck Masaire. have the requisite skill…One case ted  documents were retained by
that much. But for Kujinga whis- An agreement was subsequent- There are over 80 cases report- Documents obtained was denied the whistle-blower sta- the commissioner”.
tle-blowing and earning huge ly signed between Zimra and him. ed by Kujinga, making him the by The NewsHawks from Zimra, tus but was later allocated to loss
sums is as easy as a blackbird’s On the basis of the audits and oth- country’s leading whistle-blow- which claims its values include control  and the resulting audit “The whistle-blowers, however,
whistle.  Through this, he has al- er documents he provided, Zimra er. The  amount set to be paid “integrity, transparency and fair- yielded 1 500 times less than the later learnt that the same case was
ready been paid US$1 million. to him  was over US$15m, at ness”, show that top officials in expected  yield from a full-scale given to Kujinga to cash in  with
recovered US$18 913 644, various  stages of processing. At the tax collection agency are at the audit.” Zimra officials. 
Kujinga, a prolific whis- which entitled him to 10% of that, one time  Zimra anticipated col- forefront of illegally and criminal-
tle-blower, was an informant in or about US$1.9 million. lecting  US$176 251 404.47 and ly collaborating with corrupt tax The audit also says Zimra is not “Internal audit investiga-
more than 80 cases, with much paying  to whistle-blowers US$16 evaders for financial benefit with- consistent in the way the 10% re- tions  reveal that the case was re-
of the information obtained from However, Zimra paid him only 725 140.45. Kujinga would make out regard for the safety of whis- ward to whistle-blowers is paid.  ported on 21 July 2013 and audit-
inside Zimra to support his cases, US$75 000. This forced him to go a killing overnight. tle-blowers. The internal audit re- ed and has since been fully paid. A
the Zimra audit says. This is where to court. veals that “there were no laid down “In some instances, pay- total prejudice of US$455 404.47
corruption comes in.  “The Zimra commissioner in- procedures in the administration ment  was based on the collec- was established and US$45 540.47
During the Zimra audit, inter- vestigation played an important of the whistle-blower facility re- tions  from the revenue head that was paid to Kujinga,” it says.
Whistle-blowing is not illegal, actions between auditors and Zim- role through ensuring constant sulting in gross abuse”. is identified by the whistle-blower The DMC case
but how Zimra officials and Ku- ra officials were revealing.  follow-up to ensure that cases sub- “The findings indicate that  in to be prejudiced. In other instanc- The case, according to the au-
jinga are doing it is what is corrupt. mitted by Kujinga were quickly some cases client bills were being es, payment to whistle-blower was dit,  was whistle-blown twice, at
“Debt Management: This stage audited, processed and paid. Ev- reduced without basis,  resulting based on total prejudice regardless first  using the name Diamond
Under the whistle-blower facil- was very vital as Zimra  officers idence on the file clearly showed in loss of revenue. In another case, of whether  whistle-blower had Mining Corporation (DMC)
ity, Zimra is supposed to reward would view client accounts and that Kujinga’s cases received ex- identified that revenue head on his and  on the second occasion just
legitimate informants on cases re- provide information about the tax report,” it says. as DMC. The first case was report-
lating to tax evasion under Section status of each client to Kujinga Insider information ed on 12 August 2011 under case
34B of the Revenue Authority Act such as which tax heads the client number 01/09/12/2011. 
(Chapter 23:11) as read with Stat- was not complying on.
utory Instrument 150 of 2020. The case was audited
“The same debt manage- and  US$255 162.04 was estab-
Statutory Instrument 150 of ment  officers would also quick- lished  to be owing and was re-
2020, gazetted on 26 June 2020, en the  payments collection for covered.  An amount of US$25
regulates the payment of rewards clients  reported by Kujinga 552.20  was paid to the whis-
(cash) to informants upon whis- through  constant follow up. The tle-blower on 19 November 2012.
tleblowing and recovery of reve- same  officers would also pro- On the second occasion, the case
nue. vide information on which client was reported under DMC P/L and
had paid and how much. This in- case number 01/10/10/2013.
The reward is 10% of the formation was crucial for following
amount recovered on the basis of up with the commissioner.  This This was for the  same Pay-As-
information supplied. But corrupt was also evidenced by the specific You-Earn  tax-head. The whis-
Zimra officials always manipulate information Kujinga  would use tle-blower was also paid.
that; they provide whistle-blowers when doing the follow-ups, for in- Wrong payment 
with information and then act on stance knowing when Liquid Tele- The audit reveals that Pasi autho-
it to get money for themselves and coms had paid US$150 000.00 to rised a payment of US$55 909.87
their partners in crime.  Zimra,” the audit report says. on 10 September 2012 to a whis-
tle-blower against the advice of the
While Zimra also undertakes to “Internal audit interviewed commissioner for investigations
protect the identity of informants the officers involved as follows: after Raffles Fashions was reported
at all times as provided for in the Munashe Bozhiwa – he said he as tax non-compliant. 
secrecy provisions of the Revenue knew Kujinga since 2014 as a tax
Authority Act, it has sometimes consultant who frequently visited “The client was audited and
failed to do so. Zimra offices and also agreed that a  final audit report was pro-
he had been receiving some mon- duced  on 14 June 2011. A total
Following  The NewsHawks’ ies from him both as physical cash bill of  US$554 576.86 prejudice
recent reports, Zimra sources have and through Ecocash over a long was  raised for Raffles,” the au-
provided further details, including period of time. dit says.
an audit report dating back five
years, which shows a frenzy of “Evelyn Musora — she worked “On 13 July 2011 when Raffles
looting of public funds under the in debt management section. She had started making payments to-
whistle-blower facility.  said she had known Kujinga since wards settlement of  the bill with
2007, and was a family friend. US$215 863.41  having been
At the time of the audit which She joined Zimra in 2014 and paid, an individual appeared and
exposed the rot, Kujinga had met Kujinga at Kurima House claimed that  he was the whis-
been  paid over US$1 million where he said he was doing some tle-blower. He was paid even if he
and  stood to pocket a mouthwa- tax consultancy work. Since then could not prove that he provided
tering US$15 million when all col- they have been discussing various the information.”
lections due had been made.  tax issues. They exchanged various Swept under the carpet
amounts of money over the period The audit also found that some of
Despite the audit, corruption through Ecocash, cash and bank the cases that were reported  by
has continued unabated. transfers. whistle-blowers were never  inves-
tigated. — STAFF WRITER.
Kujinga is also prepared to fight “Brian Gombera — Since 2012
for the loot when money does he was deployed at the debt man-
not flow in properly. In 2018, he agement section. His duties in-
took Zimra to court demanding cluded monitoring client accounts
US$1.8 million from a NetOne and advising them to update their
whistle-blowing deal. records accordingly. He knew Ev-
ans Kujinga since 2004. He met
In court papers, Kujinga said he him later at Kurima House in his
was paid only US$75 000 instead capacity as a tax consultant and
of US$1.8 million due to him af-
ter he exposed NetOne over tax
issues.

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

PRESIDENT Emmerson Zanu PF intensifies campaigns as
Mnangagwa has injected Mnangagwa eyes 2023 election
ZW$73 million into Masho-
naland East vocational train- Zanu PF youth members. Love was declared a liberation through some of his songs. taking codeine,” said a Zanu one of the promoters is buried
ing centres as Zanu PF can- said. war hero when it was known In one of his popular songs, PF official. at Warren Hills Provincial He-
vasses for youth support in its that he was a drug addict who for example, he chants that roes’ Acre.”
quest to garner five million “...As AAG we have three promoted the use of drugs champagne does not get him “You have been writing
votes in the 2023 general elec- thrusts, that is politics, culture like codeine and crystal meth drunk, he only gets high after about how the drug problem Zanu PF officials also re-
tions. and law. We choose to support is affecting urban youths, well vealed that in rural and farm-
Zanu PF because you cannot ing areas, the party had made
This was revealed by the make money when you sup- headway through the Pfum-
party’s Mashonaland East port opposition party. vunza programme which
provincial youth league chair- saw the countrywide distri-
person Kelvin Mutsvairo at “We are guys of cash. AAG bution of inputs under the
an executive committee meet- was formed in 1994 but I be- climate-proofed Presidential
ing held in Marondera on come a millionaire in Mnan- Inputs Programme.
Wednesday. gagwa’s era.”
Zanu PF has been riding on
Zanu PF is in election As part of efforts to woo historical sentiment as part of
mode and has established dis- youthful voters, Zanu PF has the election agenda hence the
trict coordinating commitees engaged the services of prom- partisan unveiling of Mbuya
countrywide. The party is now inent preachers whose source Nehanda’s statue last month
completing re-organising its of riches is questionable as and Mnangagwa’s recent visit
cell structures as it mobilises well as personalities who rou- to the Natural History Mu-
the grassroots. tinely flaunt their flashy life- seum and Joshua Mqabuko
styles to young people.   Nkomo Museum in Bula-
Zanu PF has also asked wayo, as part of efforts to own
those interested in contesting These include “Prophet” the historical narrative.
in by-elections to fill vacan- Passion Java, who has voiced
cies occasioned by the death his support for Mnangagwa At the unveiling of Nehan-
of legislators and councillors many times on social media da’s statue, for example, the
as well as recalls by the Doug- as well as “Prophet” Uebert partisan aspect of the event
las Mwonzora-led MDC-T to Angel, who was in March was clear. The regalia, songs
submit their curriculum vitaes appointed a presidential en- and threats of violence by
so as to kickstart the candidate voy and ambassador-at-large Zanu PF supporters reduced
selection process. to the Americas and Europe it to a party spectacle.
responsible for deepening in-
“We want to increase mem- vestment in the country. The party’s youth were
bership of the party so we are marching up and down Julius
including youths. We have no- Businessman and AAG Nyerere Way denouncing the
ticed that youths need bread member Phillip Chiyangwa opposition and chanting Pres-
and butter, so we request re- has also been telling youths on ident Mnangagwa’s slogans
suscitation of vocational train- social media that they cannot while the Mbare Chimurenga
ing centres so that our youths get rich without supporting Choir sang his praises.
will be capacitated with skills Zanu PF.
which they use to generate in- The event turned out to be
come,” said Mutsvairo. Officials revealed that Zanu a hijacking of Mbuya Nehan-
PF aims to rope in Zimdance- da’s name, heroics and legacy
“Our President responded hall artistes who command for partisan political gain.
by injecting ZW$25 million popularity among urban
to Mudzi Vocational Train- youths. The whole Zanu PF leader-
ing Centre, ZW$7 million to ship comprising politburo and
Nyahori Training Centre in “This is part of the reason central committee members
Chikomba and ZW$41 mil- why popular chanter Soul Jah as well as party vice-president
lion to Igava National Youth and second secretary Kem-
Service Training Centre.” bo Mohadi, who recently fell
from grace after a sex scandal,
Mutsvairo said Zanu PF were in attendance.
was working with different
organisations and associations Chiefs were commandeered
to garner five million votes for to pronounce that Mnangag-
Mnangagwa. wa was anointed by spirit me-
diums. The traditional lead-
“We have different organi- ers were rewarded with new
sations and associations which vehicles. Critics said this was
we are working with in order meant to appease them and
to achieve five million votes ensure they mobilise for the
for President Mnangagwa. party ahead of the 2023 elec-
These associations and or- tions. 
ganisations are going to fund
youths so that they can start “He is Mnangagwa, the
their own business. We have one you said you had chosen
invited Affirmative Action to lead, the one you said we
Group (AAG), Zicosu (Zim- should respect because you
babwe Congress of Student chose him. We are grateful to
Unions), the leader of Johane you. May you give them wis-
Masowe (Apostolic sect) and dom and may they unite,” one
Young Farmers Initiative As- of the chiefs said while invok-
sociation,” he said. ing Nehanda’s name.

Speaking at the same oc- Another chief said: “Your
casion AAG president Mike grandchild, Shumba (Mnan-
Chimombe said their organ- gagwa) is the one leading the
isation is going to work with country, he is fighting for the
Zanu PF and Mnangagwa to restoration of traditionalism. 
ensure he wins the 2023 elec- Give your child (Mnangagwa)
tions. and his officials wisdom and
protect him.” 
Chimombe told the youths
it was impossible to make “We thank your grand-
money in Zimbabwe with- child, people are eating and
out being linked to Zanu PF, getting satisfied. All the chiefs
before crediting Mnangagwa are happy, we thank you; also
with assisting him to become give us wisdom.”
a millionaire. 
— STAFF WRITER.
“As AAG we are going
to work with our President
Mnangagwa until he wins the
2023 general elections,” he

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

NYASHA CHINGONO Crystal meth drug abuse at the hands drug peddlers. 
survivor recounts horrors “Sometimes, I would be
TAMAR Mundirwira (20)
dashes to the door and pas- Tamar Mundirwira is undergoing rehab after four years of drug abuse. given a fix and get raped af-
sionately embraces her vis- terwards or gang raped. My
itors with a heartfelt smile.  “They have given me six people.”  while prolonged use also not do anything meaning- friend was also gang raped.
weeks here, but I feel like As consumption of illicit causes irritability and anx- ful with my life anymore It is painful, this must stop
As other patients at a I have detoxed successfully iety.  because of this drug. This and should not continue
local rehabilitation centre because I was already off drugs has risen, the mental drug has led many young anymore,” a teary Tamar
in Harare look on, Tamar mutoriro for two weeks health of addicts has taken Although Tamar is still people into petty crime said. 
talkatively narrates how before I came here. I am a severe battering. Six out struggling with the af- and robbery just to fund
she has made new friends, begging them with my life of 10 patients admitted to ter-effects of drug abuse, this habit. We are not “These drug lords are us-
why her troublesome tooth because this will end up af- mental institutions suffer she is determined to beat working, so the only way is ing young girls to attract
had to be extracted and fecting me,” Tamar pleads.  drug-related issues. About the addiction.   stealing,” she added.  customers, but most of
how she misses home.  30% are hooked on drugs them end up being abused
She immediately com- in Zimbabwe, according “I do not want this drug Tamar narrated how she sexually and do not get
Now two weeks into re- poses herself and vows to to narcotic experts. But in my body anymore.” got hooked to other drugs anything out of it. It is high
habilitation, Tamar looks complete the rehabilita- the destruction of young and eventually crystal time we stop this. Someone
happier and poised to beat tion. people and families has not She quotes the scrip- meth after she left home at was stabbed 15 times while
her addiction to crystal prompted any decisive ac- tures: “The Bible says my the tender age of 16. She I watched in my house.
meth (mutoriro). But ac- “I want to change for tion from the government. body is the temple of the moved and stayed with a At some point, they were
cording to her carers, the myself. This drug is de- Zimbabwe does not have Lord, but why am I abus- friend in Chitungwiza after using my house as a drug
journey ahead will be long stroying my brain cells, I public rehabilitation cen- ing the temple of the Lord her mother re-married. house. Because of a mu-
and arduous.  literally become just like a tres, with the available pri- with drugs? It becomes the toriro (crystal meth) straw,
zombie. I want to change vate facilities charging fees devil’s temple and not the Her friend, a drug user, someone was stabbed 15
“It has been tough, but I for my country and wom- that are too prohibitive for Lord’s. So, I am done with introduced Tamar to all times. The person is want-
think I am tougher. What en, those girls who are be- poor families. these drugs. I want to be forms of illicit drugs like ed by the police and could
does not kill you makes ing abused in those drug a better person. I want to mbanje, codeine (ngoma) not report. He survived,
you strong and you want houses,” she says.  According to psychia- be an advocate for other and other narcotics.  but it was the toughest
to change, you have to be trists, crystal meth users people. A person who can thing I have faced in life. I
strong. When the road gets “I would not want to be often suffer from mood stand for others. This drug She recounted horren- still have nasty flashbacks.”
tougher, you change the back here anymore. The swings, hallucinations or has destroyed us. dous experiences, includ-
shoes and the road. So, I only time you will find me “kutsomwa” in street lingo, ing gang rape, verbal abuse, Young girls addicted
have changed my shoes,” back here, I will be helping “It used to be fun, but and near-death experiences to crystal meth have been
she passionately speaks to now it is hurting me. I can- subjected to sexual abuse
The NewsHawks.  in townships where illicit
drug use has become ram-
The news crew tracked pant. 
down the 20-year-old fol-
lowing last week’s exposé “This drug has led many
on how crystal meth has young girls into early preg-
destroyed Zimbabwean ur- nancies because girls end
ban youths.  up sleeping with men just
for a fix. Which next gen-
Known scientifically as eration are we creating if
methamphetamine, crystal we are indulging in drugs?
meth is a highly addictive We are killing ourselves.
stimulant and users love We are destroying Zimba-
the drug for its powerful bwe ourselves,” Tamar said
euphoric qualities. Addic- passionately. 
tive on first smoke, the
drug has become a crip- “We are being abused by
pling vice for the country’s these guys. After detox, I
youths who take the illegal swear that I will help oth-
substance to escape from er girls. I really need to
daily troubles. work on getting many girls
out of this vicious cycle of
Also known as mutoriro, drugs.”
dombo, buwe, guka makaf-
ela in street lingo, the infa- Now on the mend, Tam-
mous drug has destroyed ar is compiling a journal
lives across the country’s detailing her journey. She
townships. prays often. 

After four years of drug “I spend my day writing
abuse, Tamar sees a way in my diary, thinking, and
out and is determined to just sleeping because I do
be freed from the deadly not want to talk a lot. But
vice that has killed many in I am praying more,” Tamar
Zimbabwe.  said. 

But two weeks into her “Most of the patients
mandatory six-week detox- were discharged but I was
ification and rehabilitation left here because of my sit-
period, Tamar admits that: uation. I just encouraged
“It has been tough”. myself that I should be
strong.”
“But it is nice that daily
I see my condition getting She remains grateful to
better and I am happier,” a local non-governmen-
she says.  tal organisation, Mubati-
rapamwe, for showing her
Tamar narrates how she a new path. 
felt like abandoning detox-
ification in the first week “It was tough for me to
due to insatiable cravings get out of drugs. I thank
for the drug.  God for bringing Aun-
tie Savanna in my life. I
“I used to feel strong and think she was sent by God.
had cravings during my I needed the help,” the
first days here. I felt like es- 20-year-old said. 
caping but not anymore. I
told myself that change be- An articulate and intelli-
gins with me. What I want gent young woman, Tamar
is change for myself,” she dreams of becoming a law-
said.  yer one day.  But until her
dream is fulfilled, Tamar
With mood swings visi- must walk a long and ar-
bly at play, Tamar pleads to duous journey to recovery.
be set free from the facility.  Luckily, she has good Sa-
maritans willing to help. 
“This place is hell,” she
shouts.

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

Reflections of a recovering drug addict

JONATHAN MBIRIYAMVEKA over and my mother would es fired me. I then went and because that numbness and Edward Carlos Soko. Edward said.
not suspect me of anything. convinced my mother that I the craziness makes you feel and she agreed. The problem Asked how he was reha-
HE got hooked on drugs but should go back to school to like you’re in a world of your with addiction is that at times
found the willpower and inner “At times we went to the which she agreed,” he said. own. At the back of your mind you might not know it but the bilitating himself at home,
strength – after four years of base with friends and at times something tells you that you’re more you take it the more it Edward said he was going
travelling a slippery slope – to I would go by myself and buy “I enrolled at Speciss Col- happy, you’re not hungry and damages your brain,” he said through a lot of changes.
check himself into rehabilita- the one that cost US$3. But lege this year but my addic- you’re okay when, in fact, it’s
tion. while at the base there comes tion grew but then I was smart hell because afterwards you He was admitted to Annex “It’s a process and slowly I
other people as well and I enough not to show it to my likely get into depression,” he last month where he said he re- am getting there but I usually
By that time, he had aban- would have another go at it,” mother. said. ceived a warm welcome from do not watch television but I
doned his university lessons he said. nurses and staff. read novels particularly science
and become anti-social. “I went for a month at Spe- Realising that his life was fiction books and also spend
According to Edward, ad- ciss College but the problem going down the drain, Edward “I think I was he only one time on my laptop. I do exer-
Looking frail and suffering diction to crystal meth starts is I didn’t have money to buy decided it was time to quit the who was not given medicine cises here and there,” he said.
from withdrawal symptoms, from the very first puff and the the drug so when my mother drug. He had contemplated for those who had mental
often licking his lips, 24-year- rest, as they say, is a trip to hell. gave me about US$70 meant doing so for some time, but illnesses because I was sober Edward’s second phase of
old Edward Carlos Soko of for school fees I didn’t pay but, failed to do so because of crav- and quiet. I got my treatment rehabilitation now is to find
Harare checked himself into “I had to drop out of uni- instead, I went to the base and ings. for two weeks before I came himself, get new friends and
rehabilitation last month versity to look for money to spent days there squandering home. I had to leave Mufakose also get involved in advocacy
when he sensed he was about fund my addiction. I got a job the money. “I then decided to back for Damofalls, a new environ- work.
to plunge into the abyss. at a technology company in home and tell my mother that ment so I could pick myself
Harare where I worked in the “At the base there is really I wanted to go to Annex Hos- up. “I want to play a part in
That was a life-changing de- IT department. While I was nothing that happens except pital. I told her about strug- educating youth against tak-
cision. working, I would experience getting high with a few girls gling addiction to crystal meth “I have regained my appetite ing crystal meth, which is an
mood swings until my boss- around. I didn’t mind them and I am now sleeping normal anti-depressant stimulant,” he
What started out as a pas- hours just like everyone else,” said.
time turned into addiction as
he would sneak out of his Mu- Edward called on parents to
fakose home to go to a nearby continuously engage their chil-
base where he would puff on dren so that they notice if there
crystal meth also known as are any character changes.
“mutoriro” or “guka makafela”
among urban youths. “There is a generational
gap nowadays because par-
While at the drug den, he ents hardly find time to talk
would go for three days with- to their children and find out
out sleeping or eating, high on what would be going through
the illicit substance. their minds. Most parents are
eager about the success of their
Getting hooked on drugs children, but we have become
was the easiest thing to do, but a generation that loves things,”
kicking the habit, though do- Edward said.
able, is a tough task. Edward
began taking drugs at Chin- He also blamed social me-
hoyi University of Technology dia, saying it was putting
where he was studying com- unnecessary pressure on the
puter science. millennials who often want to
be what they see on Instagram
His drug habit led him to and Facebook.
drop out of university during
the second year.  “Social media has the same
effects as crystal meth because
Oblivious of the effects of they both cause an addiction.
taking such hard drugs as crys- The young generation now has
tal meth which is now com- addiction to phone and social
mon in high-density surbubs media. We cannot do without
throughout Harare, Edward it and this is where most of the
experienced character changes pressure is coming from.
and mood swings.
“Imagine there are young
“I then knew that some- people who cannot live with-
thing was up. I lost appetite out their phones. And when
and couldn’t eat and eat for they see the haves on Insta-
like three days. And I would gram or Facebook they would
sleep on the fourth day. This all want their parents to provide
happened after leaving home them with latest phones and
for the base in Mufakose,” he other gadgets.,” he said.
explained.
As for the future, Edward
“I would then go back said he would be want to go
home when the euphoria was back to work.

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

BERNARD MPOFU Economic hardships fuels more rapidly among de-
mental health difficulties veloping countries over
SIX out of 10 patients the 2000-2018 period
admitted to Zimbabwe’s Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals in Harare. than in developed coun-
mental health institutions tries. Adolescents and
have drug-related prob- need to have a concerted youths. Excessive use of diseases, psychological unlicensed brews), tobac- young adults account for
lems as the wobbling econ- effort to address this men- alcohol and drugs damage disorders and an increase co, cannabis and non-me- the largest share of those
omy fuels drug abuse, a ace. Alcohol, marijuana, the health of users and is in road traffic accidents.” dicinal use of controlled using drugs, while young
policy paper by the Health crystal meth (mutoriro) linked to rises in addiction medicines such as codeine people are also the most
ministry has revealed. and Broncleer among oth- and non-communicable The report noted that containing cough medi- vulnerable to the effects
ers are the main drugs be- diseases including HIV common substances of cines and benzodiazepines. of drugs because they use
Years of bad gover- ing abused especially by and Aids, cancer, heart abuse in Zimbabwe are al- the most and their brains
nance, successive droughts cohol (both licensed and “Drug use increased far are still developing,” the
and, more recently, the report reads. 
outbreak of Covid-19
have worsened economic Experts say up to 253
fortunes in the country, 000 deaths globally were
resulting in massive job a result of illicit drug use.
cuts. With independent Alcohol and drug use
statistics showing that are also linked to HIV
Zimbabwe’s unemploy- and hepatitis infections
ment levels are hovering through risky sexual be-
around 80%, unemployed haviour and injecting
youths are now turning to drugs. Cannabis is the
drug abuse as a form of most commonly abused il-
escapism from the harsh licit substance followed by
realities. amphetamines and then
opiates. Heroin, opioids
According to the latest and prescription opiates
Zimbabwe National Drug use are on the rise in Af-
Master Plan, the govern- rica. Non-medicinal use of
ment has adopted an inte- prescription and non-pre-
grated and comprehensive scription medications and
approach that will address over-the-counter drugs is
a range of drug-related is- increasingly becoming a
sues. These include illic- problem worldwide. 
it and licit drugs. Critics
however doubt that most “In Zimbabwe it has
targets will be achieved. been estimated that ap-
proximately 3% of the
“Currently approxi- adult population (450 000
mately 60% of patients people) had either a drug
admitted in mental health or alcohol use disorder
institutions suffer due to (World Health Organisa-
drug-related problems,” tion),” the report reads.
reads the report in part. 
“Alcohol and substance
“Due to the socio-eco- use-related problems are
nomic situation, Zimba- one of the top three prob-
bwe is facing increasing lems seen in mental health
cases of depression, trauma services in all 10 provinces
and stress which has led to (Ministry of Health and
the increase in drug use. Child Care).”
Hence as a nation there is

Drug suppliers a menace in Hurungwe

NHAU MANGIRAZI communities including police Berejena bemoaned the lack clude peer pressure, unemploy- Gutu bemoaned the manner abuse.
officers around Hurungwe and of a “strict blitz” on drug dealers. ment and lack of guidance. in which drug dens in Karoi are ‘‘A lot has been done as part
HURUNGWE-- Drug abuse, other towns?’’ said the preacher. flourishing.
which has become rampant ‘‘We are concerned about the Gutu has previously worked of awareness on HIV and Aids
among youths and adults alike, is He described the drug menace suppliers of Bronclear, mutoriro, with the Youth Network on HIV “People have assumptions that as well as Covid-19, which is the
now a menace and harming the as a big war. where marijuana (mbanje), and Aids and Sexual Reproduc- drugs are being used by those latest global pandemic, but little
social fabric in Hurungwe dis- drugs which are common among tive Health under the local dis- at these bases but some school has been done on drug abuse. We
trict, a local preacher has lament- ‘‘We are fighting a big war as mainly rural farmers who be- trict Aids committee. children are into drug abuse as need to move forward and make
ed. some communities believe that lieve they can accomplish serious well. We have discovered that a difference. Drug abuse has ex-
using drugs is part of life as some farming after taking mbanje that ‘‘Our research revealed that some youths attending Grade posed the families, communities
Pastor Lawrence Berejena of of the elderly still take marijuana is heavily produced in Hurun- youths are being driven into drug Six and Seven are also into drugs. and nation at large. We must be
Tabernacle of Grace Church said as part of their life from child- gwe and Kariba districts. This abuse due to lack of employment The best way is to engage these united to fight drug abuse. Touts
efforts to curb drug and sub- hood. The big war is not yet won is due to rampant corruption as well as family issues as there is youths in different sporting ac- are the worst suspects and we
stance abuse remain a tall order due to failure to arrest drug sup- among state security agencies a communication gap in some tivities that are not available in need to move forward as a nation
as suppliers are never arrested pliers.” which don’t take action to bring families. “Furthermore, there are our town. in this fight,’’ said Berejena.
due to corruption. Gorejena said the suspects to book, including no recreational facilities in some
he is deeply hurt that drug abuse Berejena is a rural-based drug suppliers. They are arresting towns, including Karoi. The av- In Karoi, they have established Gutu concurred that drug
is worsening unchecked among preacher working under the drug addicts and not suppliers. erage drug abusers started when a New Horizon Youths Academy abuse is harming Karoi.
youths in Hurungwe, a prime Zimbabwe Civil Liberties and they were 14 years of age. We that is working in rehabilitating
farming and mining district. Drug Networking Projects. ‘‘We are not happy that have tried to assist some of them other youths through sports. “We have drug addicts who
the suppliers are well known through counselling, but we lack are now mental cases. These
Hurungwe, the second largest ‘‘For the past four-and-a-half in Chikangwe and Chiedza expertise to embark on the proj- ‘‘Unfortunately, our local youths are now mentally dis-
district in the country, produces years, I’ve been doing pastoral high-density suburbs, farms, ect that may assist our affected council doesn’t support our turbed due to lack of rehabilita-
crops such as maize, tobacco, work in mostly rural and farm- shopping and rural growth cen- youths,’’ said Gutu. initiative so that we can work tion. Early this year, we had fam-
wheat, soya-beans and cotton. ing areas here in Hurungwe and tres, but nothing is being done closely to help our youths against ilies that offered to detoxify those
Mining is also a major economic I am deeply hurt that drug abuse to curb this. Suppliers have Berejena added that the failure drug abuse,’’ said Gutu. affected but it has not worked
sector. is cutting across all age groups never been arrested. These drug by the Health ministry to avail well as they are addicted. It is a
in the district. The worst thing suppliers are well known among affordable rehabilitation services Berejena said youthful addicts challenge for us as a community
‘‘Our major concern is that is that drug abuse is regarded as rural communities, on farms is hampering efforts to assist are stealing from their parents to and nation at large.”
those who supply drugs have part of normal upbringing that and Karoi town,’’ the preacher drug addicts, some of whom are buy illicit drugs.
never been arrested and are scot covers farmers, artisanal min- charged. now mentally challenged. ‘‘There is lack of political will
free. The major bone of conten- ers among others. Fish poach- ‘‘The worst hit youths cannot from the government and other
tion is that even people from ers, criminals and touts abuse Tapiwanashe Gutu (28), a ‘‘The economic crisis is affect- afford to buy and end up stealing political players, as well as church
some security agencies, including drugs and these have been ad- youth ambassador with Will- ing efforts to have rehabilitation maize from their parents. The leaders to work closely with state
police officers, are well known dicted. These people have lost power Zimbabwe, a trust aimed centres around the country. The children who abuse drugs are a security agencies so that drug
drug addicts and have never been conscience and common sense at fighting drug abuse among fees levied by the few available burden to their own parents.” suppliers are jailed to curb drug
arrested. Can they investigate the in their actions. Criminals take young people, said the factors rehabilitation clinics are too ex- flow into our communities. It is a
source of these drugs affecting drugs before engaging in heinous contributing to drug abuse in- pensive for ordinary parents or He called on the police to ar- cause for concern to us as preach-
acts,’’ he said. caregivers.’’ rest the suspects. ers and parents,’’ said Gutu.

Berejena said there is a need
for serious advocacy on drug

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

Govt must needed to help these children,”
tackle drug Madamombe added.
abuse crisis
The girl child has not been
NYASHA CHINGONO requests for help from desperate Community volunteer and activist Savanna Madamombe with Tamar Mundirwira who is undergoing reha- spared rampant drug and sex-
families, the organisation says bilitation from drug abuse. ual abuse at the hands of drug
AMID a growing drug problem more players should join the peddlers, who demand sexual
that has been described as a si- fight against drug abuse in the abuse as users often relapse, Madamombe said the organ- drugs, more come also needing favours for a fix.
lent epidemic sweeping across townships.  Madamombe added. isation also engages families of help. The whole community
Zimbabwe’s townships, organ- the affected youths to provide requires help, most of the fam- “It is sadder for the girl child
isations helping youths have “We receive more than 20 “After detox, they need reha- wholesome counselling, create a ilies in the townships need help because most of these girls are
called upon the government to calls per day. We have not yet bilitation, but there are no reha- support system, post-detoxifica- because they are affected by this being raped and have unwanted
invest in rehabilitation centres grown to the extent of helping bilitation facilities to help these tion and rehabilitation.  drug, one way or another.” babies, which they fail to take
to stem substance abuse.  everyone, but we try to talk to children. Most of them are go- care of.” 
and help everyone. We offer ing back into the community “We normally talk to the Mubatirapamwe called upon
With 10 youths reportedly counselling, we really tell them without completing the process parents and offer to continue the government to take the Madamombe is however
dying in Harare’s Mbare suburb the need to go to hospital and to and it is a vicious cycle, they get helping the children. One of drug abuse crisis seriously and happy about the progress of
from the use of crystal meth, be honest about their addiction. hooked onto drugs again,” she the children we are helping is invest in support clinics.  Tamar, a 20-year-old former
popularly known as mutoriro We really advise that,” Christine said.  ready to go back to school. He drug user who is in rehabilita-
in street lingo, the country risks Madamombe of Mubataripam- has been out of hospital for a “We need specialised clin- tion.  After four years of sub-
losing a generation to drug we told The NewsHawks.  Organisations like Mubati- week now,” she said.   ics for crystal meth to detox stance abuse, Tamar sees a way
abuse.  rapamwe Trust identify victims, the drug and offer extensive out of her addiction. 
“As a small organisation that provide counselling and reha- “When you reach out to one medical help to these children.
Zimbabwe does not have is starting up, we cannot do it bilitation.  child who is affected by these Rehabilitation centres are also “For Tamar, I am grateful
public rehabilitation centres on our own. So, government to God Almighty, she has im-
where drug users can be treat- comes in handy because it has proved amazingly from when
ed and reintegrated into society, facilities that are ready to help, we started with her. She has
while the available private insti- although they are not enough.” kept her spirits high; she is a
tutions are beyond the reach of powerhouse and I very happy
many poor families.  She added: “The sad part is about her progress. In the fu-
that while most of these chil- ture, she can make other chil-
The abuse of crystal meth dren are at rehabilitation stage, dren change. This is where my
and other deadly substances it is difficult to access such fa- focus is, to have someone who
has become so rampant among cilities as the private institutions has gone through what she has
youths across the country, driv- are expensive. If only govern- and is showing great progress,”
ing mental illness, violence, and ment can develop these institu- she said. 
premature deaths, among other tions, then we have somewhere
problems.  to help these youths.”  According to the ministry
of Health, six out of 10 pa-
Mubatirapamwe, a local or- Madamombe, who has been tients admitted to Zimbabwe’s
ganisation assisting youths in spearheading the fight against mental health institutions have
Chitungwiza who are addicted drug abuse in Chitungwiza, drug-related problems.
to mutoriro said the drug prob- said many families in the town-
lem required a collective effort ships are affected by drug use.  According to the latest Zim-
from the government and pri- babwe National Drug Master
vate organisations.  The absence of proper re- Plan, the government has ad-
habilitation mechanisms had opted both an integrated and
Inundated by dozens of daily created a vicious cycle of drug comprehensive approach that
will address a range of drug-re-
lated issues.

These include illicit and
licit drugs. Critics however
doubt that most targets will be
achieved.

“Currently, approximately
60% of patients admitted in
mental health institutions suffer
due to drug-related problems,”
reads the report in part.

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BRIDGET MANANAVIRE Newly freed Madzokere Issue 34, 11 June 2021
laments marriage ruin
RECENTLY acquitted MDC ships. They suppress by un-
Alliance activist Tungamirai “It’s something that I have Because these are consequenc- Tungamirai Madzokere. were in love for a long time. lawful arrests and detentions.
Madzokere says he is contem- accepted that it happens and es of the system,” Madzokere is the system. Other countries We really understood each It exposes the regime and
plating filing a court applica- my wife was very young. I said. now have conjugal rights in other, but I guess something weaknesses in the judiciary
tion challenging the denial of have reflected on the issue and prison because If someone has happened. system, which needs to be
conjugal rights to prisoners I want to engage human rights “It is good to reflect, and been arrested, the partner and transformed.”
after his wife left him while he lawyers for an application for my wife was very young and the family become victims. “I haven’t seen the kids, we
was serving a 20-year jail sen- conjugal rights for inmates. she had waited for a very long When I look at it, I must strike are still processing that. They Madzokere said while in
tence for a murder he did not time. So, for me the problem a balance, with my wife we used to visit during fami- prison he and Maengahama
commit. ly weeks in Chikurubi, but were always cautious about the
that had stopped because of possibility of being poisoned.
Madzokere and his col- Covid-19.” 
league Last Maengahama were “We used to be quite aware
freed last Friday after spending Madzokere and his wife of our surroundings. It helps
10 years in jail, first in remand tried to wed in 2017, but the just being suspicious. We
prison and then at Chikurubi wedding was cancelled. She would get food from friends,
Maximum Security Prison. then left him in November party members, relatives and
2020, just eight months before we would get a lot of food
The two were part of a his release. and share even during public
group of 29 mainly MDC functions where there is cater-
members, dubbed “the Glen He said suing authorities ing we would sometimes shun
View 29”, arrested in connec- for the wrongful incarceration plates served specifically for us,
tion with policeman Petros was a measure to deter the but at times it would just be
Mutedza’s death in May 2011. government from persecuting suspicions as the plate would
The rest were released while citizens. be passed on to other people.
Madzokere, Maengahama and But I didn’t see any attempt
Yvonne Musarurwa (released “Compensation should to that effect. The correctional
in 2018 through Presidential work so that they do not repeat officers are very cooperative,
amnesty) were sentenced to 20 this, we must set an example. I especially low ranks. Some are
years.  One of them, Rebecca am not a vindictive person. I quite educated in other profes-
Mafikeni, died in 2013 after am a Christian, I am Catholic. sions, but they are there.”
her condition deteriorated In this case, we want the state
while in remand prison. Mu- to stop doing this because if we While in prison, Madzokere
sarurwa benefited from a pres- fail to demand compensation, attained a diploma in public
idential pardon in 2018 and is if we fail to sue, that means relations. He is studying for a
now a proportional represen- unlawful convictions will con- Bachelor of Science (Honours)
tation MP. tinue,” Madzokere said. degree in Development Stud-
ies with the Zimbabwe Open
While contemplating on “For that, we agreed that we University. He is in his third
how to get compensation for are going to seek advice from year.
their wrongful incarceration, the lawyers first then we will
Madzokere said he will engage have a position. There were Madzokere, who was a
human rights lawyers to get times we were being treat- councillor in Glen View sub-
people in prison to enjoy their ed unfairly in prison because urb before his conviction, said
conjugal rights so as to pre- of our links with MDC and he would be willing to get
serve their relationships and when our comrades wanted back into active politics, but
marriages.  to come visit us or when they will not impose himself.
would be denied access to us,
He say they will also seek including the late president On the divisions which
counselling to help them deal Morgan Tsvangirai. rocked the party after his in-
with the trauma of wrongful carceration, he said: 
incarceration. “Being arrested for no of-
fence happens with dictator- “I will be guided by demo-
Madzokere does not blame cratic processes to determine
his wife for leaving as he says which role I will take. I am
they were in love, but blames happy that my seat was taken
the system which leaves part- over by a woman and it was a
ners and families of those in- progressive move. The distur-
carcerated as victims.  bances that happened in the
party (MDC Alliance) were a
cleansing process as people ex-
posed themselves.”

Chief Justice Luke Malaba gets reprieve

BRIDGET MANANAVIRE were cited as respondents to- order granted based as it is gomba also said in their view The High Court in Harare. ‘issue preclusive order’ grant-
gether with Malaba. on the perceived wider conse- it was correct that a declarator pacts on the rights of the other ed,” the judgement read.
THE High Court on Thurs- quential effects of the declara- could be appealed, with the party it would certainly be ap-
day dismissed an application Malaba argued that he re- tor granted. There is thus no Supreme Court being able to pealable as asserted by counsel “It will also be for the Su-
by lawyer and Zimbabwe Hu- sumed duties on the basis that need for us to go into the con- review it. for the first to the fourth re- preme Court to decide for that
man Rights NGO Forum ex- the noting of an appeal sus- tempt argument as it does not spondents. In our view, it will matter, whether the assertions
ecutive director Musa Kika to pends an order regardless of come into play.” “Where the argument is be for the supreme Court to made about the order amounts
have Chief Justice Luke Mala- who has filed that appeal. that a declarator contains con- conclude whether the appeal to an attempt at reconstruct-
ba jailed six months for con- Tsanga and Chirawu-Mu- sequential relief, which im- encroaches on the seemingly ing that order, whether there
tempt of court, following his Mnangagwa has been crit- are legitimate concerns that
return to work despite a ruling icised for seeking to extend the order reconstituted the re-
stating that he ceased to occu- Malaba’s term. Critics view it spondent’s rights.”
py the top post on 15 May.  as a political move as he wants
him to be the head of the ju- However, all Supreme
Three High Court judges, diciary so that he has an ally Court judges were cited as
Happias Zhou, Jester Chare- in case the 2023 elections are respondents in the first case
wa and Edith Mushore, on 15 decided in court as happened against the extension of terms,
May nullified President Em- in 2018. In a full judgement with legal experts saying this
merson Mnangagwa’s exten- released on Thursday, the two disqualifies them from hearing
sion of Malaba’s term of office judges said: “The rationale for Malaba’s appeal and creating
beyond 70 years. the common-law is that there what they described as a con-
is need to prevent an irrepara- stitutional crisis.
High Court justices Amy ble damage from being caused
Tsanga and Slyvia Chi- to the appellant. With the law The case has also brought
rawu-Mugomba however said as it stands rather than as it about several applications
the issue of contempt did not ought to be when it come to from other citizens as well as
arise in the matter of Malaba the effect of an appeal on an lawyers.  Justice minister Zi-
returning to work as an appeal order granted, there can be no yambi Ziyambi reacted an-
suspended the initial judg- contempt on the part of the grily at the judgment handed
ment.  first respondent when the le- down by the three-member
gal position is that an appeal bench  comprising justices
Justice minister Ziyambi suspends an order appealed Zhou, Charewa and Mushore,
Ziyambi, deputy Chief Justice against.  which ruled that Malaba had
Elizabeth Gwaunza and the ceased to occupy the post of
Judicial Service Commission “The appeal suspends the Chief Justice.

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

BERNARD MPOFU Nyusi intensifies lobby for Joint Permanent Commission
Zimbabwe bilateral rescue (JPC), which had been inac-
MOZAMBICAN President South Africa and Zimbabwe tive for about eight years.
Filipe Nyusi is lobbying President Emmerson Mnangagwa (left) with Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi. move in instead of the entire
Zimbabwe to accept Mapu- regional bloc. “He (President Nyusi) flew
to’s plan to push for bilateral and Development, said Nyu- The visit also comes af- natural gas project in the con- from Chimoio this morning
military cooperation to de- si’s visit to Harare underlined ter France, home to global flict-ridden region, expressed “Zimbabwe is Mozam- just to have a chat with me,
feat violent extremists in the Maputo’s preference for bilat- energy group Total, which its commitment to assist Mo- bique’s number one ally in we covered many things but
country’s gas-rich northern eral military cooperation.   abandoned its multi-billion zambique on condition that the region not South Africa. most importantly we felt that
province, The NewsHawks has Frelimo (Mozambique’s gov- the Joint Permanent Commis-
established. erning party) and Zanu PF sion between Zimbabwe and
would go to hell together. Mozambique which last met
Nyusi visited his Zimba- With the Sadc possibility of as far back as 2013, should
bwean counterpart President a military deployment dis- now be resuscitated going
Emmerson Mnangagwa last appearing from the scene, forward. He also briefed me
weekend ahead of a crucial Mozambique has always pre- about the security situation
Southern African Develop- ferred bilateral military coop- there,” Mnangagwa said
ment Community (Sadc) ex- eration instead of cooperation
traordinary summit which is with Sadc as a regional bloc. A leaked detailed docu-
expected to discuss whether It is in this context that my ment of the Sadc military
or not the regional bloc will President (Nyusi), visited plan drawn by the techni-
adopt collective military ac- your President (Mnangag- cal team shows that regional
tion in Cabo Delgado. wa),” Nuvunga said. leaders, following the techni-
cal assessment mission, want-
An extraordinary Sadc “As President Nyusi’s ten- ed immediate deployment of
summit will be convened in ure as Sadc chair comes to security forces covering mari-
Maputo on 20 June to further an in June, his visit to Harare time, air and ground strategic
discuss the security situation would also position him to areas. 
in the troubled province. strengthen bilateral relations
with key Sadc members post The technical assessment
As extensively reported his chairmanship. The mil- team came up with a detailed
by The NewsHawks, Mozam- itary issue was a key issue deployment plan and recom-
bique is expected to veto during these discussions.” mended that Sadc should dis-
the deployment of the Sadc patch a force of 2 916 soldiers
standby force to Cabo Del- Speaking after meeting to Cabo Delgado to “combat
gado after it emerged that a Nyusi at State House in Ha- and neutralise” the insurgents
technical team tasked by the rare last week, Mnangagwa and recapture territory they
regional bloc to assess the said the two countries greed have taken, including their
situation in the conflict-trou- to revive the two countries’ capital, Mocímboa da Praia.
bled region failed to carry out
a comprehensive job. Ahead of the crucial Sadc
meeting, Mozambique has
Adriano Nuvunga, a politi- subtly expressed its reserva-
cal scientist based in Mozam- tions to collective military ac-
bique who heads a think-tank, tion due to the complexities
the Centre for Democracy of the conflict.

Cabo Delgado risks becoming extremist frontier

CHIPA GONDITII Mozambicans in Cabo Delgado live in fear. private military company led
by former Zimbabwe Nation-
AS fears mount that the Mus- necessary. Instead, Maputo then degrade al-Shabab.”  suaded to return to areas they country’s civil war, is in disre- al Army officer Colonel Li-
lim-dominated province of should welcome bespoke Af- Mozambique was also ad- vacated, Mozambique’s other pair, a soft target for militants onel  Dyck. The mercenaries
Cabo Delgado could become rican and international assis- forces should focus on pro- who have overrun many of its stopped the militants’ advance
the next frontier for pro- tance to support its own spe- vised to patrol coastal waters viding security around these positions and plundered its toward the provincial capital
longed jihadist rebellion on cial forces, who are receiving so as to cut off the insurgents’ population centres to benefit weapons stockpiles. Pemba and destroyed some of
the continent, the Mozambi- training primarily from a few supply routes. civilians and humanitarian ac- their camps but was unable to
can government should take Western partners. It should tors,” the report read. Under pressure to respond neutralise them.
military assistance from ex- task these special forces to “Patrolling territorial wa- to the Cabo Delgado crisis,
ternal partners and wisely use spearhead restricted military ters could also deny militants The country’s army, which Nyusi dispatched elite para- The Mozambican govern-
force to contain the militants’ operations to contain and opportunities to move fight- significantly shrank after the military police units with air ment has thus been pressing
expansion, the International ers and supplies via coastal 1992 peace deal ending the support from a South African its foreign partners to provide
Crisis Group (ICG) has ad- waters. If residents can be per- the resources, including le-
vised. thal assistance, that it says it
needs to shore up its military,
This comes amid reluctance which Nyusi now wants to be
by Mozambican President the primary force tasked with
Filipe Nyusi to accept region- fighting the militants.
al military aid in a conflict
that has already claimed near- However, concerns have
ly 3 000 lives. also been raised by foreign
partners over human rights vi-
According to ICG’s latest olations allegedly committed
report titled Stemming the by Mozambique’s own forces 
Insurrection in Mozambique’s
Cabo Delgado, Mozambique “Those partners are con-
can only contain the ongoing cerned, too, about reports of
rebellion with foreign assis- abuses committed against the
tance. population by security forces
and potential leaks of govern-
“Whichever partners he ment weapons into militants’
(Nyusi) chooses, any external hands as a result of alleged
intervention should be mea- graft and indiscipline,” the re-
sured in how it uses force, so port read.
that it can both respond to the
very real security threat posed Southern African Devel-
by the militants but also opment Community states,
eventually allocate enough which see Cabo Delgado’s
resources to protect civilians conflict as endangering their
when they return to their na- own security, are meanwhile
tive districts,” ICG said. seeking to build international
support to deploy their own
“A heavy deployment of re- troops into Mozambique but
gional troops unfamiliar with are facing resistance from Ny-
the local terrain may not be usi.

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Detained Issue 34, 11 June 2021
journalist
appeals Half of Zimbabwe’s population
bail ruling in grinding poverty: World Bank

CHIPA GONDITII BERNARD MPOFU a severe drought, Cyclone Idai poor economic policies and bad the World Bank, said the lev- April-My 2019 before climb-
and the Covid-19 pandemic governance were largely blamed els of inequality have also wid- ing to 49% last year, the report
NEW York Times correspon- NEARLY half of Zimbabwe’s 15 have  significantly reduced eco- for the poor economic perfor- ened over the last decade. The revealed. During 2017-2019,
dent Jeffrey Moyo has ap- million strong population has nomic activity and particularly mance. richest 10% of the population urban poverty rose faster than
pealed Bulawayo magistrate plunged into extreme poverty affected the agriculture, water, consumes 40% of the total na- urban poverty in relative terms.
Rachel Mukanga’s decision to between 2011 and last year due and electricity sectors, while Addressing delegates who at- tional consumption, the report
deny him bail following his to massive job losses and a sharp generating ripple effects on tended the launch of the Zim- showed. Extreme poverty rose “What is the data telling
arrest for allegedly contraven- drop in agricultural output, other sectors. But before this, babwe Economic Update, Rob from 23% in 2011 to 38% in us? We find that the number
ing the Immigration Act. among a myriad of internal and Swinkels, a senior economist at of extreme poor people—that
external factors, a new report by is the number of people below
In the appeal through his the World Bank shows. the extreme poverty line of
lawyers Mtetwa and Nyambi- about US$29.80 per person per
rai, Moyo argued that he has The report also reveals that month has more than doubled
been over-detailed in viola- during the same period under between 2011 and 2020,” Swin-
tion of section 50 (2) of the review the number of people kels said.
constitution.  who became extremely poor
more than doubled. “Prelimary estimates suggest
Moyo said he is not a threat the number of extreme poor
to national security and can It could cause embarrassment reached 7.9 million in 2020—
be released on bail pending to the authorities in Harare who 49% of the population. This is
trial. have painted a rosy economic driven by job and income losses
picture since President Emmer- in urban areas and a deteriora-
“There was nothing, ex son Mnangagwa rose to power tion of social services and a drop
facie the allegations, which in 2017. in agricultural production in ru-
remotely suggests threats to ral areas.” 
national security and the al- According to the latest World
legation was merely thrown Bank economic update on The World Bank report fur-
in as an attempt to hoodwink Zimbabwe, titled Overcoming ther showed that surveys con-
the court. Her reason for Economic Challenges, Natural ducted in 2020 indicate that
upholding that ground was Disasters and the Pandemic: So- nearly 500 000 Zimbabwean
predicated on an erroneous cial and Economic Impacts, households have at least one
belief that the Minister of In- while the country may this year member who lost her or his job,
formation needs to ‘approve’ recover from two years of con- causing many households to fall
foreign journalists interview- traction, the levels of poverty into poverty and worsening the
ing local people,” he argued. remain high. plight of the existing poor.

Moyo is offering to deposit The World Bank says Zim- Wage earners in urban areas
ZW$5 000, hand in his pass- babwe’s economy contracted were also disproportionally af-
port, report to the nearest po- by 8.1% in 2019, the deep- fected by the pandemic, as their
lice station once a month and est decline in a decade—even pay was cut, or no pay was re-
reside at his given address.  amid progress on several fronts ceived at all. Rural households,
including “Doing Business” re- which rely less on wage employ-
forms.  ment and depend on farm busi-
ness, were less affected.
Experts say in recent times,

MARONDERA residents Marondera MP recalls He said residents have a
have raised concern over poor disrupt service delivery right to be represented.
service delivery which was
caused by the recall of six “We were elected by people
MDC Alliance councillors as so that we represent them. Ac-
well as Marondera Central cording to the constitution,
MP Caston Mateu. residents need representation.
The residents believe the That’s why they elect us as
Arrested Zimbabwean lack of representation at both their representative,” he said.
journalist Jeffrey Moyo. ward and parliamentary levels
Moyo was remanded to 24 is affecting service delivery. Alfred Takaendesa, a res-
June and his detention has The legislator and coun- ident of Dombotombo sub-
sparked global outrage from cillors were recalled by the urb, said the recalling of
media campaigners, shining Douglas Mwonzora-led councillors and delays in
the spotlight on Zimbabwe’s MDC-T after the Supreme replacing them have serious
press freedom amid an unre- Court ruled in March last consequences for both coun-
lenting crackdown on jour- year that MDC Alliance lead- cil and residents.
nalists. er Nelson Chamisa unproce-
According to state papers, durally took over power. “People pay rates to coun-
Moyo allegedly assisted two More than 40 MPs and 164 cil and they expect service.
New York Times journalists councillors have been recalled If that does not happen, it
to fraudulently acquire ac- countrywide. means they stop doing so.
creditation in cahoots with Marondera Progressive Res- These are clear consequences
a Zimbabwe Media Com- idents Association (MAPRA) of not having representation
mission (ZMC) employee, chairperson Goldman Mun- in council,” he said.
Thabang Manhika.  joma said decision making in
The state alleges that Moyo the council is now one sided Tendai Muchenje of ward
assisted the foreign journalists and lacks depth. two appealed to the govern-
to interview people without “Discussion is only limited ment to ensure by-elections
the approval of the minister to the four or so councillors are held.
of Information. left and that will have a neg-
Moyo was arrested with- ative bearing on service deliv- “We are now acting like
out a warrant at his residence ery,” he said. Municipality of Marondera. headless chickens, we have no
in Harare on 26 May and “The decisions that the few addressed. opment as there will be less or Murowa, said lack of repre- one to represent us. We are
detained at Harare Central councillors left may have a “Areas of concern in those no debate in their full council sentation is compromising appealing to the government
Police Station, before he was negative effect to other wards meetings.” service delivery. to speed up the process for
transferred to Bulawayo Cen- where there is no representa- wards will not be addressed as the holding of by-elections,”
tral Police Station on 27 May. tion as they will tend to focus there is no one to put them Marondera urban consists “Our ward needs a rep- he said.
Moyo was denied bail by on their own wards for politi- on the table for them to be of 12 wards. The MDC Alli- resentative. As residents, we
magistrate Mukanga on 28 cal mileage.” addressed,” he said. ance had 11 out of 12 coun- cannot attend full council “A councillor is a bridge
May. Munjoma said pertinent cillors before the recalls. meetings to air our concerns. through which residents can
At the time he appeared issues on areas where coun- “Few councillors who are Service delivery is now poor reach out to municipal offi-
in court, he had already been cillors are recalled will not be left may not be able to come Residents of ward one, due to lack of representation,” cials. If he or she is missing,
over-detained beyond the up with ideas and policies whose councillor used to be Murowa said. then there is not link between
constitutionally stipulated 48 that are favourable to devel- the recalled mayor Chengetai them and council. Moreover,
hours. the recalling of councillors
brings along policy inconsis-
tencies and fuels corruption.” 

— STAFF WRITER.

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

Special Covid-19

PANDEMIC coverage

Kwekwe hit
by vehicle
shortage
as Covid-19
cases spiral

KWEKWE, currently under a comment.  does all the duties from mater- schools in Mbizo and Amaveni, tribution in a council meeting, The facility, located in Mbizo
Covid-19 lockdown which has However, speaking in a full nity to Covid-19 tracing. It is but we do not have figures; the said there is a need to increase area, is not yet ready to handle
run for a month, is battling to hampering our operations. You authorities must give us figures. Covid-19 testing.  admissions as it is still incom-
contain spiralling infection cas- council meeting last week, the find that we have cases we are The way forward is to strength- plete, according to the mayor. 
es, resulting in the extension of assistant director of health nurs- monitoring in Mbizo, farming en the measures which we have “There are no testing kits
the lockdown initially intro- ing services for Kwekwe district, areas that need to be monitored, been implementing such as so far, that is the truth and no “We converted Garandi-
duced on 25 May. Patricia Shumba, told council- but we do not have enough re- masking up and social distanc- resources to facilitate proper chauya into an Infectious Dis-
lors that schools were proving to sources,” she said. ing. The measures are more testing and tracing, but we call eases Hospital. The hospital is
The city was put under lock- be hotspots. important than lockdowns; upon Mayor (Angeline) Kasipo almost complete, we are at 95%
down following the discovery of The situation is hampering lockdowns do not achieve any- to ensure that places of gather- completion, we only need some
the Indian variant of the coro- “We have parents who tested reliable tracing and testing as thing,” he said. ing like market areas and infor- furnishings,” Kasipo said. 
navirus.  positive and this led us to go to the vehicle has suffered break- mal trading points are regulat-
schools for testing their families downs.  “The current lockdown ed,” said Nyamucherera. However, she revealed that
The situation in Kwekwe and fellow students. The situa- which we have in Kwekwe is even if the facility were to be
has been worsened by limited tion is not looking good,” she Kwekwe City ambulances not a lockdown at all. When we Kwekwe’s localised lockdown completed, “it’s very small and
resources including a shortage said.  were impounded by Zimra two look at the lockdown measures, is coming at a time when the will not cope if we get the huge
of vehicles in the health depart- years ago.  it is only the churches which Midlands city is dogged by in- numbers.”
ment and non-admission of “We have been doing a series have been locked down. Beer- adequate patient admission fa-
critical Covid-19 patients.  of tests in district schools and at Former Health minister Dr halls and other drinking spots cilities.  The two major health cen-
Chiedza Primary School in Old Henry Madzorera said the lock- have been operating. It’s busi- tres, Kwekwe General Hospital
Information minister Mon- Mbizo we tested 65 individuals down in Kwekwe exists only in ness as usual in Kwekwe.”  For the past two years, the and Silobela District Hospital,
ica Mutsvangwa, in announc- and recorded one positive case. name.  city has been working on having do not have adequate facilities
ing the extension of the Kwe- At Ruvimbo Primary we tested Kwekwe councillor Maclean an infectious diseases facility af- in the event of a major out-
kwe lockdown this week, said 95 people and recorded six posi- “We gather that the num- Nyamucherera, making a con- ter turning a local beerhall into break.
the city now has more than 70 tive cases. At Maryward Schools ber of cases in Kwekwe are in- a hospital 
Covid-19 cases. we managed to test 52 indi- creasing particularly in certain — STAFF WRITER.
viduals and we recorded seven
While the health authorities positive cases. At Maryward we
in Kwekwe were not immedi- managed to carry out contact
ately available to provide current tracing and discovered 56 cases
statistics, a senior nursing offi- and 23 were positive. We are
cial said most of the Covid-19 still unaware whether the posi-
cases were detected in schools.  tive cases are Indian variant cas-
es or not. We are yet to receive
Local Covid-19 committee index sample results from South
chairperson Vitalis Kwashira Africa,” she said. 
was not immediately available
with the statistics as he said The Covid-19 situation, ac-
he was in a meeting in Hara- cording to Shumba, has been
re before referring inquiries to compounded by vehicle short-
Kwekwe City Council health ages. 
director Mary Muchekeza who
said she was not authorised to “We have one vehicle which

MORRIS BISHI Masvingo province faces gate the cause of the latest
Covid-19 cases sharp rise spike and as usual we call
OVER 100 Bondolfi upon people to respect
Teachers’ College students the World Health Organ-
who tested positive for isation and government
Covid-19 last week have guidelines so that these in-
recovered but health of- fections can be reduced,”
ficials in Masvingo prov- said Dr Shamhu.
ince are worried about the
spike of new infections in mayi told The NewsHawks dolfi Teachers’ College virus. People are moving to investigate the causes of On Monday, Chiredzi
Chiredzi district. that cases at Bondolfi are have fully recovered and around without masks and the spike. recorded seven new cases
Until Monday this on the decline with only a only a few are still in isola- observation of social dis- with nine more recorded
week, out of 853 people few now left in the institu- tion. Ministry of Health is tancing,” said Irimayi. “A big number of those on Tuesday. The figure rose
who were tested at the tion’s isolation centre. He still investigating the cause who tested positive to to 19 on Wednesday, mak-
college 120 tested positive however said it is worrying of the outbreak at the in- Masvingo provincial Covid-19 at Bondolfi ing it the district with the
but the institution is now to note that most of the stitution but the situation medical director Dr Ama- Teachers’ College have re- second-highest number of
left with less than 20 peo- people in Masvingo are no is now under control, as deus Shamhu told The covered, we are only left infections after Masvingo
ple in isolation after most longer respecting govern- you can see that the cases NewsHawks that despite with a few who are still district.
of them recovered with the ment regulations meant are fluctuating. witnessing positive devel- isolated. The recovery rate
province now left with 32 to reduce the spread of the opments at Bondolfi, the is impressive at the insti- Chiredzi, the province’s
active cases. deadly virus. “We are still worried province is worried about tution, but we are worried economic capital because
Masvingo provin- about the number of peo- the spike in new cases in with new cases coming of the sugar production, is
cial Covid-19 taskforce “Most of the students ple who are violating set Chiredzi district. He said from Chiredzi district. I at high risk since it is used
spokesperson Rodgers Iri- and staff who tested pos- guidelines meant to re- he instructed health offi- instructed health officials as a gateway to South Af-
itive to Covid-19 at Bon- duce the spread of the cials in the lowveld town in the district to investi- rica and Mozambique by
border jumpers.

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

ZIMBABWE on Wednes- Zimbabwe receives 25 000 In these challenging times,
day received 25 000 doses doses of Russian vaccine ALROSA Zim is donating
of Russian-made Sput- Covid-19 vaccine kits to
nik V Covid-19 vaccine the people of Zimbabwe,”
sourced by diamond min- he said.
er Alrosa (Zimbabwe) According to the share-
Limited.  holder agreement and a
joint venture establish-
The vaccines are meant ment agreement, Alrosa
to support the country’s controls 70% of Alrosa
efforts in inoculating at Zim, while the Zimba-
least 60% of the popula- bwean state-owned dia-
tion. Sputnik V is one of mond mining company’s
the four vaccines regis- share is 30%. 
tered for emergency use The joint venture fo-
in Zimbabwe, including cuses on prospecting, ex-
Sinovac and Sinopharm ploration and, in case of
from China and Covaxin success, mining of primary
from India.  diamond deposits in Zim-
babwe.
Alrosa Zim is a joint Alrosa Zim activities are
venture company between concentrated in four prov-
Alrosa and the Zimbabwe inces of Zimbabwe, name-
Consolidated Diamond ly Matabeleland North,
Company (ZCDC). The Matabeleland South,
second delivery of anoth- Manicaland and Masvin-
er 25 000 doses will arrive go.
in Zimbabwe within a In 2021, Alrosa Zim es-
month.  tablished its second field
camp at the Maitengwe
Sputnik V is a Gam- area, extended its aero-
COVID-Vac combined magnetic survey at Mai-
vector vaccine developed tengwe area and started
by the N.F. Gamaleya Na- bulk sampling at Malipati
tional Research Centre for area. An extensive drilling
Epidemiology and Micro- programme is set to start
biology with support from in the third quarter of
the Russian Direct Invest- Russian diamond mining operation in Beitbridge. 2021.
ment Fund.
sists of two doses. since 2020, is committed Council, ALROSA is nities in the regions where Its budget for the cur-
It was registered by Alrosa deputy CE Vlad- to supporting this country committed to the highest we operate is one of our rent initial phase of green-
the Russian Ministry of in challenging times. standards of social respon- top priorities. Year by year field prospecting and ex-
Health in August 2020 imir Marchenko said the sibility and complies with we support various social, ploration works is US$12
and was named “Sputnik joint venture, which has “A member of Respon- the most strict interna- environmental, and char- million for three years
V” after the first Soviet been carrying out pros- sible Jewellery Council, tional industry standards. itable programmes in the from mid-2020.
space satellite that opened pecting and early explora- World Diamond Coun- Supporting local commu- regions where we operate.
a new era in global space tion works in Zimbabwe cil and Natural Diamond — STAFF WRITER.
research. 

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021 CARTOON

Cruel govt wages
war on the poor

AN operation spearheaded by the government for the Zim media tyranny
demolition of informal tuckshops and vending stalls has continues unabated
brought devastation to Harare’s urban poor, plunging en-
tire families into untold poverty. THE arrest of Zimbabwean  freelanc- migration officials of the accreditation after publication, said, “We are deeply
er Jeffrey Moyo, who writes for the New status of two journalists from the  New concerned by Jeffrey Moyo’s arrest and are
The Zimbabwe Republic Police was deployed in full York Times and Canada’s  Globe and York Times is further evidence nothing assisting his lawyers to secure his timely
force, accompanied by municipal police and earthmoving Mail  newspaper, is one in a series of re- has changed. If anything, it’s now worse release. Jeffrey is a widely respected jour-
equipment. Log cabins housing grocery retailers, hardware pressive measures by President Emmer- in many respects as incredible as it may nalist with many years of reporting expe-
dealers and market stalls belonging to fruit and vegetable son Mnangagwa’s government to silence sound. rience in Zimbabwe and his detainment
sellers were destroyed with ruthless efficiency as the rulers critical journalists. raises troubling questions about the state
of the land imposed their will. According to Moyo’s lawyer Douglas of press freedom in Zimbabwe.”
When Mnangagwa came to power Coltart, the New York Times  journalists
Roadside tuckshops resembled a war zone after the bull- through a coup in 2017, he promised a – Christina Goldbaum and Joao Silva – Moyo was transferred from Harare and
dozers flattened everything in their path. The NewsHawks clean break with the past. While many had arrived in Zimbabwe through Bula- then appeared in the magistrate’s court
witnessed first hand the sheer scale of the devastation Zimbabweans believed him – at their own wayo from South Africa on 5 May. in Bulawayo,  along with his co-accused,
along Simon Mazorodze Road, particularly in the bustling risk, of course – some of us refused to be ZMC official Thabang Manhika, where
Mbudzi Roundabout area and later in Parktown suburb hoodwinked by the late former president However, they were deported on 8 they were denied bail.
where informal traders were sent scurrying for cover. Robert Mugabe’s best student and enforc- May because they allegedly did not have
er of his failed authoritarian rule. proper accreditation from the Zimbabwe After that it took a whole week for the
Distraught vendors sobbed uncontrollably while others Media Commission (ZMC).  magistrate to produce a written ruling –
were too numbed by shock to come to terms with the bru- It was as clear as an azure sky of deepest it was only produced when Coltart esca-
tal destruction of livelihoods they were witnessing. Wor- summer that nothing will change, except While journalists, like any other citi- lated the issue – thus delaying the appeal
ried about finding their next meal in an economy that has for the worse. zens, must be held accountable for their process and keeping Moyo held in the
dished out endless misery, they said their world had literally actions if they break the law, this is one cells.
come crushing down. For only the captain of the ship had in many examples of harassment of jour-
been removed, but the whole ship crew nalists. Lasts year investigative filmmaking
The demolition spectacle has hit hard the vulnerable had remained. If the remaining crew tried journalist Hopewell Chin’ono was arrest-
members of Harare’s impoverished high-density suburbs. to change things, the whole ramshackle, “Zimbabwean authorities must imme- ed several times on frivolous grounds.
There are child vendors, widows, unemployed youths and which can’t be fixed, would sink. diately release journalist Jeffrey Moyo,
the disabled--all struggling to eke out a living on the unfor- who should never have been detained, Although authorities did not admit it,
giving streets. The impact of the social dislocation directly And, more troubling, the ship would they were punishing him for exposing
arising from the government’s mindless war on informal remain sailing in the same direction to Hawk Eye Covid-19-related corruption under the
traders will have far-reaching implications. nowhere. No sooner had the new cap- pretext that he was an activist – as if that
tain taken over the stewardship than he Dumisani is a crime anyway even if it were to be
There are echoes of 2005 when the government un- found himself at sea; not knowing where Muleya true – and was plotting public violence.
leashed a massive war on the urban poor, destroying homes he was sailing.
and sources of livelihood. let alone charged,” said Angela Quintal, Chin’ono was detained for lengthy pe-
It became a case of groping in the Committee to Protect Journalist (CPJ) riods, including a stretch of 45 days at
Back then, the United Nations dispatched a fact-finding dark, with Mnangagwa behaving like a Africa programme coordinator. “The fact one time.
team to assess the carnage. The report stunned the world, drunkard who loses his car keys on the that he was arrested, and his  New York
but even the UN officials did not sufficiently capture the dark side of the road only to spend hours Times  colleagues forced to leave the Online journalist Mduduzi Mathuthu,
utter devastation. looking for them in vain on the side country, shows that Zimbabwe continues ZimLive editor, was hounded. His neph-
where there is light, as Jonathan Moyo to violate the right to press freedom and ew Tawanda Mucheiwa was abducted and
What happened in 2005 was a precursor to the country’s would say. the public’s right to know.” tortured for three days.
descent into the gutter. Hyperinflation, extreme poverty, es-
calating political repression and a suffocating sense of hope- Now there has been a serious demo- New York Times  spokesperson Nicole This is the sort of media tyranny that
lessness plunged the nation into the depths of hell. From a cratic backslide to authoritarianism, stall- Taylor, in a statement emailed to CPJ just prevailed during Mugabe’s disastrous
promising developing nation, Zimbabwe had now become ing Zimbabwe’s arrested political transi- rule.
a man-made disaster zone, a fully fledged failed state. tion and development.
But the same repression and impunity
Cornered by its own catastrophic policies and actions, So the arrest of the reporter on May continue without reprieve under Mnan-
the Zanu PF government resorted to default mode: state 26 in the capital, Harare, on charges of gagwa who is not just following on his
terror, authoritarian kleptocracy and unmitigated murder. violating Section 36 of the Immigration mentor’s footsteps, but also pushing the
By the time the bloody 2008 general elections were held, Act for alleged misrepresentations to im- envelope of despotism against journalists
the suffering in Zimbabwe had surpassed that of war-torn and Zimbabweans in general.
countries.

Zanu PF never learns. It is incapable of reform. How can
a government demolish the only source of livelihood in
poverty-stricken urban communities? According to a new
World Bank report whose findings we publish elsewhere
in these pages today, extreme poverty in this country has
doubled, with almost half the entire population living in
penury.

The Covid-19 pandemic has pulverised an already shat-
tered economy. In the middle of a socio-economic emer-
gency, the heartless government wages a cruel war on infor-
mal traders. It is wrong and shameful.

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BERNARD MPOFU David Whitehead judicial placed under provision-
manager nabbed for theft al judicial management
DAVID Whitehead Tex- for the second time.
tiles (Pvt) Ltd judicial Workers at a David Whitehead factory. translated to 51% in US$1.6 million to David
manager Knowledge David Whitehead, for Whitehead. For the following
Hofisi was on Thursday During that period, US$5.4 million.  How- three years, there were
granted ZW$10 000 bail Elgate Holdings won a ever, Elgate paid only Two years later, the several litigation cases,
after he was arrested competitive bid to ac- company was again with judicial manager
and charged with theft quire new shares, which Wensley Militala (the
of trust property. late), recommending
the company’s liquida-
Court documents tion due to lack of inves-
show that Hofisi was ar- tor interest. 
rested by the Criminal
Investigation Depart- In March 2014, the
ment’s Police Anti-Cor- High Court granted the
ruption Unit (CID final judicial manage-
Pacu) on Wednesday ment order after a busi-
and is facing two counts ness rescue plan was
of crime of theft of trust prepared by Hofisi.
property as defined in
section 113 (2) (a) (d) of Hofisi’s arrest comes
the Criminal Law (Cod- as the battle for control
ification and Reform) of David Whitehead
Act Chapter 9:23. (Pvt) Ltd has spilled into
the High Court with one
As part of his bail of the shareholders ap-
conditions, Hofisi was plying for the removal
ordered to pay a ZW$10 of the judicial manager,
000 deposit, reside at his accusing him of selling
given address, not inter- the company’s majority
fere with witnesses or shares to one of the se-
investigations, not visit cured creditors.
David Whitehead and
to report fortnightly on Early this year David
Fridays between 6am Whitehead sharehold-
and 6pm at CID Pacu.  ers filed an application
at the High Court, chal-
David Whitehead was lenging the decision by
first placed under judi- Hofisi to remove it from
cial management in May judicial management on
2006 and the process ran the basis that its turn-
through to April 2008.   around fortunes had
waned.

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

Authorities pivotal in gold smuggling

BERNARD MPOFU minister Kazembe Kazembe, Govt’s gold trading operation, Fidelity Printers & Refiners. that purpose. Zimbabwe of-
Zimbabwe is losing US$100 ficially exports its gold via
ZIMBABWE’S anti-corrup- million each month to gold tees on Mining and Mining utive accountable for illicit The report shows that al- South Africa’s Rand Refinery. 
tion unit should step up ef- smuggling.  Development and the Bud- gold trade players who appear though Zimbabwe has the
forts to tackle illicit gold trade get Finance and Economic to be untouchable. Special capacity to refine its gold, the “Thereafter, what happens
which is being facilitated by This adds up to US$1.2 Development, must make a focus must be on the jewel- state-owned Fidelity Printers is that the proceeds are split
key government departments billion per year, a figure more combined inquiry into illicit lery industry and foreign gold and Refiners utilises the Rand between paying securitised
such as the Reserve Bank and or less equal to Zimbabwe’s gold trade, to hold the exec- buyers.” Refinery of South Africa for debts and foreign currency
the Mines ministry, a report total gold export earnings; earnings flow back to Zim-
by a regional watchdog says. US$964 million and US$1.3 babwe. However, the emer-
billion in 2019 and 2018 re- gence of Dubai as a main
Gold, Zimbabwe’s top for- spectively. gold export destination for
eign currency earner, is ex- Zimbabwe, one that also has
pected to contribute US$4 “The Zimbabwe Anti-Cor- approved bullion status refin-
billion earnings per annum ruption Commission (Zacc) ing capabilities, throws into
by 2023, a third of the gov- must take an active interest in doubt whether all gold ex-
ernment’s $12 billion target curbing corruption and illicit ports from Zimbabwe are re-
for the entire mining indus- gold trade, targeting public fined via the Rand Refinery”,
try in the same period. institutions like RBZ, FPR the report shows.
(Fidelity Printers and Refin-
But a report compiled by ers) and ministry of Mines In 2016, South Africa was
Southern Africa Resource and Mining Development the dominant destination for
Watch, titled Decrypting (MMMD), and gold buy- Zimbabwe’s gold with a 95%
Illicit Gold Trade in Zimba- ers. Players in the artisanal share, while the United Arab
bwe, shows that the growing small-scale gold miners feel Emirates (UAE) had a mea-
opaqueness of bullion trade unfairly targeted and not safe gre share of nearly 5% among
in the country has prejudiced if they officially declare large other gold export destina-
Treasury of millions of dol- gold production and sales tions. From 2016 to 2019,
lars. volumes,” reads the report in the UAE’s share as a desti-
part. nation of gold exports from
The report is a preliminary Zimbabwe grew phenome-
investigation of Zimbabwe’s “MMMD must strengthen nally, accounting respectively
illicit gold trade, covering its capacity on record-keep- for: 22%, 54% and 61% in
activities for the three years ing and collation of monthly 2017, 2018, and 2019.
from 2017 to 2019. The pri- gold production data from
mary objective of this investi- both large-scale miners and This period of growing
gative report is to shed light artisanal and small-scale prominence of the UAE as
and to offer a fresh perspec- gold mining operations, as a major gold export destina-
tive on the nature and extent required by the Mines and tion, surpassing South Africa
of the illicit gold trade in Minerals Act, rather than re- in 2018 and 2019, coincided
Zimbabwe. There are varied lying on gold delivery data with increased gold deliveries
estimates, which all point to from FPR.  from artisanal miners, which
the fact that illicit gold trade surpassed gold deliveries
is huge. “The Parliament of Zimba- from large-scale miners in
bwe, and particularly the par- 2017, 2018 and 2019. 
According to Home Affairs liamentary portfolio commit-

Hwange Power Station overhaul drags on

DUMISANI NYONI Hwange Power Station has Zambezi River Authority al- ginning of the quarter to Hwange Power Station. 2020 where the stations sent
a production capacity of 920 located 30 billion cubic me- 481.84m at the end of March lised 5.43 billion cubic me- out a total of 11.67GWh.
ZIMBABWE’S largest coal- megawatts (MW). But due to tres of water to Zesco’s Kari- 2021, representing a 3.46m tres of water and generated at Generation was constrained
fired power station remained ageing equipment and con- ba north power station and increase in lake level over the an average of 594MW, thus mainly due to coal stockouts
subdued during the first stant breakdowns, the plant Zesa’s Kariba South power quarter. the station remains with 9.57 at Munyati and low boiler
quarter of this year, missing is producing only an average plant for generation in 2021. billion cubic metres for gen- plant availability at Bula-
its quarterly generation out- of 300MW. The lake level at the end eration for the remainder of wayo Power Station,” it said.
put target by 55.78%, the This translates to Kariba of the same quarter last year the year.
Zimbabwe Power Company Zimbabwe has been bat- South Power Station having was 477.83m thus a 4.01m Due to depressed out-
(ZPC) has said. tling erratic power supply, an annual water allocation favourable difference. This The small thermals sent put at Hwange, total pow-
which has seen load-shed- of 15 billion cubic metres, implies an improved water out a combined 50.69GWh er output for the quar-
In its quarterly update, ding lasting up to 18 hours which corresponds to an situation in 2021 hence an of energy, thereby missing ter under review stood at
ZPC said Hwange Power Sta- a day. The country’s power annual average capacity of anticipated water allocation the quarterly target which 1745.70GWh against a tar-
tion, situated in the western supply challenges have seen 381MW. increase. was set at 76.98GWh by get of 1813.02GWh, repre-
part of the country, operated it resort to importing elec- 34.15%, the report notes. senting a negative variance of
with an average of two units tricity from regional produc- The Kariba lake level rose As at the end of the first 3.71%.
during the quarter against a ers to cover the supply gap. from 478.38m at the be- quarter, the station had uti- “This was a great improve-
target of five units and sent ment from Q1 (first quarter) The output was, however,
out 411.42 gigawatt hours But regional utilities Hi- 34.92% above the output for
(GWh) of energy missing its droeléctrica de Cahora Bassa the same period in 2020.
quarterly target by 55.78%. of Mozambique and Eskom
of South Africa have indicat- ZPC said the Hwange
“Unit 3 continued to be ed that they will not be able Power Station’s unit 7 and 8
unavailable throughout the to export power outside firm expansion project, which is
period under review as it was contracts during winter as expected to add 600MW to
on an extended major over- they also face huge demand. the national grid, registered
haul. Reliability of units 1, 4 progress of 58.29% at the
and 5 was also affected owing This will worsen the elec- beginning of the quarter and
to overdue planned outages tricity deficit in the country, closed at 62.54% against an
and the fire incident which currently sitting at 200MW. envisaged 85.9%.
occurred on February 10,
2021 and caused extensive Zimbabwe imports an av- “The project was affected
damage to units 1 and 2,” the erage of 400MW from South by IPC outstanding pay-
report reads in part. Africa and Mozambique to ments as well as effects of
narrow the electricity deficit. Covid-19. Significant mile-
“The situation was wors- stones in the quarter in-
ened by the unavailability The reports also showed cluded arrival and hoisting
of Unit 6 towards the end of that generation at Kari- of Unit 7 and 8 generator
January due to leaking hy- ba Power Station had to be transformers, tower erection
drogen coolers.” ramped up to compensate as well as steam turbine in-
for the low generation levels stallation,” it said.
at the thermal plants.  the

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BERNARD MPOFU Mangudya defends Zim’s Issue 34, 11 June 2021
bullish economic outlook
RESERVE Bank of Zim- the World Bank said Zim-
babwe (RBZ) governor Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor John Mangudya. leviation, the vulnerability babwe, which registered
John Mangudya this week has been going down. So two years of decline, would
defended Zimbabwe’s bull- ry from economic growth. 7.4% and above, but as was the direction is all positive,” obviously it’s a question of recover this year.
ish economic outlook after Whilst you are anticipating said by the presenter we are Mangudya said. the magnitude. Just two is-
the World Bank projected a a 3.9% in 2021, we are on on the same direction, so sues that I thought I might “After two difficult years,
conservative estimate citing “In terms of poverty al- bring to the attention of Zimbabwe’s economy is
the effects of the Covid-19 the presenters — on mac- heading towards a recovery
pandemic and slowdown in ro economy especially. In amid high uncertainty on
economic activity in the re- terms of inflation, the 86% the likely strength of recov-
gion. that the World Bank pro- ery and the extent of down-
jected is quite out of our side risks on both the global
The country is this year projections because, as these and local level.
expected to recover from numbers show, in May we
two successive years of con- were on 162%. We expect “Growth of GDP is pro-
traction on account of im- June inflation of 105% and jected to reach 3.9 percent
proved agricultural output. July to be 55% and below.” in 2021, a significant im-
provement compared to
Mangudya, one of the “Why? Because of the 2020, led by a recovery in
delegates attending the base effect. Our highest agriculture, as well as im-
launch of the latest World inflation was 837% in July proved electricity genera-
Bank economic update on 2020 and because of the tion from replenished hy-
Zimbabwe, maintained that base effect, to suggest that droelectric reservoirs, and
the country would this year we are going to be at 86% slower than expected infla-
register 7.4% growth. by end of the year is a bit tion,” the World said in its
out of projections. So you report.
In its latest report on might wish to consider  the
Zimbabwe the World Bank numbers especially if you “In the near term, howev-
however said Zimbabwe talk of July being the high- er, global and local outlooks
would record modest 3.9% est inflation last year.  I am remain uncertain and pose
growth this year before ris- not very sure what model significant downside risks.
ing to 5.1% and 5% next you used as World Bank A prolonged pandemic,
year and in 2023. but it might be necessary to weaker global demand, and
look at that figure. We do heightened macroeconom-
Responding to findings believe that by end of the ic instability could choke
of the report, Mangudya year, our year-on-year infla- economic growth, increase
questioned the World tion will be between 15 and poverty, and worsen human
Bank’s model used in mak- 22%.” capital development out-
ing key economic projec- comes. The best case scenar-
tions and argued that Zim- In its economic update, io is linked to acceleration
babwe, which in 2019 had of economic reforms and
the second-highest inflation reengagement with inter-
rate in the world after Vene- national development part-
zuela, would tame inflation ners with growth expected
by year-end.  to reach four to five percent
in 2021, inflation returning
“We are comforted that to single digits in 2022, and
they (the presentations) all poverty reduction accelerat-
show a positive trajecto- ing.”

Coal mining giant survives on real estate

DUMISANI NYONI “Actions to improve the to import spares and consum- quired and this will in turn “The coking sales volumes 121% decrease in production
division’s performance will in- ables as well as the negative increase capacity to discharge were however limited by wash- from 2019, while at Chaba
LISTED coal miner Hwange clude increasing commercial effects of the Covid-19 pan- obligations to creditors as well ing capacity constraints as the Mine, the Contractor Zhong
Colliery Company Limited space by engaging in BOOT demic. as create a positive balance HMS (heavy media separa- Jian mined a total of 750 893
(HCCL) says its estates divi- (build–own–operate–transfer) sheet in the medium term,” tion) plant was antiquated and tonnes, a 145% increase in
sion reported a 712% increase arrangements with potential The sales volumes, how- HCCL administrator Dale needed retooling. The plant production from 2019 done
in revenue last year, with real investors; stringent debt col- ever, increased by only 10% Sibanda said. was completed and the plant by the previous contractor,
estate accounting for 80% as lection to boost cashflows; compared to 2019 mainly was commissioned in April Mota Engil.
other streams suffered from refurbishment of retail facil- as a result of the influence of During the period under 2021,” he said.
the effects of Covid-19-in- ities to improve customer ex- Covid-19 on the market and review, Sibanda said focus was A total of 658 031 tonnes of
duced restrictions. perience; and diversification of logistics as well as the reduced on increasing production and Total coal mined by open- coal was delivered to Hwange
product ranges,” says the firm. thermal coal offtake. sales of high coking coal. cast operations was 1.1 mil- Power Station during the
Besides coal mining, HCCL lion tonnes, a 46% increase in course of the year, an 18%
has interests in estate and med- “Planned projects were “Going forward, the com- Coking coal sales increased production from the previous increase from previous year.
ical services. slowed down mainly by pany has targeted to increase by 6.5% from 223 662 tonnes year. Total coal from HCCL’s Deliveries to the power sta-
Covi-19-induced restrictions. production and sales. For this, in 2019 to 238 112 tonnes in JKL pit was 353 143 tonnes, a tion were however negatively
Its estates division consists The division undertook the some significant capital is re- 2020. affected by plant challenges in
of real estate, retail, hospitality Zimbabwe Open University the power station and limited
and education. Hwange Campus project and stockholding space, he said.
undertook major repairs on
In a statement accompa- employee housing.” In the outlook, Sibanda
nying financial results for said HCCL targets to increase
the year ended 31 December Overall, the loss-mak- the volume of high value and
2020, HCCL revealed that ing miner reported an infla- margin coking coal to 100
revenue from the estates divi- tion-adjusted net profit of 000 tonnes per month by end
sion in the period under re- ZW$1.6 billion during the of 2021. It also expects to ful-
view increased by 712% from year 2020, down 77% com- ly capacitate its opencast mine
ZW$32.5 million in 2019 to pared to the same period in by addressing all bottlenecks
ZW$263.2 million in 2020. 2019. in the mining process.

Real estate accounted for The gross profit and net The coal miner said the
80% of revenues as other profit decreased from ZW$1.9 development of the option
streams suffered from the im- billion and ZW$6.9 billion to area and Lubimbi coalfield is
pact of Covid-19-induced re- ZW$1 billion and ZW$1.5 planned for the medium term.
strictions, it said. billion, respectively.
“The company has therefore
HCCL said total costs in Revenue, however, in- started community engage-
2020 were 794% higher than creased by 13% from ments at Lubimbi in prepara-
in 2019 at ZW$269.2 million ZW$3.954 billion in 2019 to tion for the mining process.
as a result of the increase in ZW$4.468 billion in 2020 on The company is also looking
expenses on labour, power and an inflation-adjusted basis. at the prospects of electricity
legacy cost adjustments. generation at Lubimbi to com-
Production increased by plement the mining process.
The net loss for the year 22% during the period under Preparatory work towards the
for the year was ZW$4.1 mil- review, with the main chal- mining option area has like-
lion compared to a profit of lenges having been shortages wise begun,” Sibanda said.
ZWL$2.3 million in the pre- of diesel and foreign currency
vious year.

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

Price Sheet

Friday, 11 June 2021 A MEMBER OF FINSEC & THE ZIMBABWE STOCK EXCHANGE

Company Sector Bloomberg Previous Last VWAP Total Total Price Price YTD Market
Ticker Price Traded (cents) Traded Traded Change Change (%) Cap
(cents) Volume Value ($) (cents) ($m)
AFDIS: ZH Price 6400.00 (%)
ASUN: ZH 6400.00 460.30 -
AFDIS Consumer Goods ARTD: ZH 400.04 - 800.91 10,300 - - - 166.67 7,507.59
African Sun Consumer Services ARISTON: ZH 820.29 480.00 313.38 1,230,200 47,411.00 60.26 15.06 170.76 3,966.74
ART AXIA: ZH 315.58 800.00 2200.00 29,300 9,852,766.00 -19.38 -2.36 67.80 3,499.80
Ariston Industrials BIND: ZH 2197.89 320.00 520.01 97,400 91,820.00 -2.20 -0.70 133.87 5,099.93
Axia Consumer Services 520.00 2200.00 100000.00 214,600 2,142,800.00 2.11 0.10 140.17 11,987.68
BNC BAT: ZH 100000.00 520.00 12500.00 1,115,942.00 0.01 0.00 36.84 6,499.38
BAT Consumer Goods CAFCA: ZH 15000.00 100000.00 1590.01 200 200,000.00 81.82 20,633.52
CAFCA Basic Materials 1592.45 12500.00 8205.29 200 25,000.00 - - 39.04 1,091.89
Cassava CSZL: ZH 8208.53 1590.00 2385.00 36,400 578,765.00 -2500.00 -16.67 144.62 41,190.44
CBZ Consumer Goods CBZ: ZH 2419.57 8200.00 7207.00 8,500 697,450.00 -0.15 -3.99 56,389.35
Dairibord Industrials DZL: ZH 7076.24 2405.00 2693.37 500 11,925.00 -2.44 -0.04 82.06 8,538.32
Delta DLTA: ZH 2601.64 7400.00 320.00 849,200 61,201,830.00 -3.24 -1.43 216.78 92,571.12
Econet Technology ECO: ZH 316.67 2700.00 2810.80 687,200 18,508,850.00 -34.57 1.85 185.01 69,773.82
Edgars Banking EDGR: ZH 2800.00 320.00 740.00 4,700 15,040.00 130.76 3.53 166.67 1,046.37
FBC FBC: ZH 620.00 2800.00 342.77 8,100 227,675.00 91.73 1.05 87.22 18,887.17
Fidelity Consumer Goods FIDL: ZH 339.93 740.00 2805.13 4,700 34,780.00 3.33 0.39 288.04
First Capital Consumer Goods FCA: ZH 2845.45 348.00 1600.26 7,500 25,708.00 10.80 19.35 211.61 806.03
FML Telecommunications FMHL: ZH 1750.08 2800.00 89.98 7,800 218,800.00 120.00 0.84 167.16 7,392.59
FMP Consumer Services FMP: ZH 82.00 1600.00 650.00 50,300 804,930.00 2.84 -1.42 393.91 19,359.41
GBH GBH: ZH 610.08 98.00 16114.48 26,900 24,204.00 -40.32 -8.56 274.92 19,813.74
Getbucks Banking GBFS: ZH 14967.90 650.00 8722.42 300 1,950.00 -149.82 9.73 5100.00
Hippo Financial Services HIPO: ZH 8423.55 17895.00 5500.00 15,500 2,497,745.00 7.98 6.54 79.05 482.82
Innscor INN: ZH 5500.00 9000.00 323.77 39,400 3,436,635.00 39.92 7.66 135.55 7,560.27
Lafarge Banking LACZ: ZH 291.58 3496.40 1146.58 3.55 472.92 31,104.26
Mash Financial Services MASH: ZH 3876.60 - 15.08 - - 298.87 248.14 49,262.17
Masimba MSHL: ZH 14.99 325.00 7305.42 49,200 159,294.00 - 212.18 4,400.00
Medtech Real Estate MMDZ: ZH 7305.42 3800.00 1451.18 150,345.00 - 11.04 90.89 6,019.12
Meikles Industrials MEIK: ZH 1490.00 15.50 33000.00 4,300 158,264.90 32.19 -9.81 231.99 8,449.18
Nampak NPKZ: ZH 32500.00 1162.50 1,049,800 -380.20 0.60 535.79
NatFoods Financial Services NTFD: ZH 1162.50 - 1130.21 - 0.09 449.08 458.40
NTS Consumer Goods NTS: ZH 1144.00 1510.00 1810.11 - 444,060.00 - 4134.97 18,456.86
NMBZ NMB: ZH 1810.07 33000.00 3143.77 30,600 990,000.00 - -2.61 182.52 10,965.81
OK Zim Industrials OKZ: ZH 3431.79 2798.09 -38.82 1.54 101.12 22,572.04
Padenga Industrials PHL: ZH 2800.00 - 200.51 3,000 - 500.00 49.60 2,951.27
Proplastics Real Estate PROL: ZH 230.32 1150.00 2500.00 - 2,094,270.00 - 224.99 4,567.99
RTG Industrials RTG: ZH 2500.00 1810.00 4278.27 1,310,520.00 - -1.21 4.57 22,568.68
RioZim Healthcare RIOZ: ZH 4134.31 3400.00 110.02 185,300 7,714,800.00 -13.79 0.00 67.20 17,026.45
Simbisa Industrials SIM: ZH 106.42 2850.00 109.24 72,400 0.04 -8.39 255.99 7,049.39
Star Africa Industrials SACL: ZH 109.34 200.00 4000.00 245,400 153,895.00 -288.02 -0.07 307.48 5,003.72
Truworths Consumer Goods TRUW: ZH 4000.00 330.00 329,240.00 -1.91 -12.94 270.31 3,050.74
TSL Industrials TSL: ZH 300.28 - 1405.00 5,500 -29.81 131.88 24,051.78
Turnall TURN: ZH 1405.00 4305.00 170.56 164,200 - - 254.84 5,187.54
Unifreight Banking UNIF: ZH 158.73 110.00 8600.00 2,810,825.00 - 3.48 7453.76
Willdale Consumer Services WILD: ZH 7885.00 110.00 0.03 - 143.96 3.38 433.00 419.56
ZB ZBFH: ZH 0.03 190.00 65,700 29,155.00 3.60 -0.09 258.33 14,284.10
Zeco Consumer Goods ZECO: ZH 190.00 - 887.93 26,500 10,815.00 -0.10 50.00 1,627.03
Zimpapers Industrials ZIMP: ZH 887.63 330.00 300.00 - 93.88 1,495.96
Zimplow ZIMPLOW: ZH 299.86 9,900 - - 9.90 77.59 3,032.56
ZHL Consumer Services ZHL: ZH - - 330,000.00 29.72 -4.30 15,066.40
TOTAL Basic Materials 165.00 -
8600.00 100,000 - - 7.45 0.14
Consumer Goods - 28,995.00 11.83 9.07 1,094.40
Consumer Goods - 111,800.00 715.00 2,116.65
Consumer Services 190.00 17,000 - 5,455.96
Consumer Goods 850.00 1,300 - - - 691,836.11
300.00 - 11,020.00 - 0.03
Industrials 5,800 77,250.00 0.30 0.05
Industrials 8,700 11,700.00 0.14
Industrials 3,900 118,688,274.90

Banking 5,377,700
Industrials
Consumer Services
Industrials
Financial Services

ETFs OMTT.zw 179.00 180.00 171.10 45,015 77,019.80 -7.90 -4.41 70.72 136.88

Old Mutual ZSE Top 10 ETF

FINSEC Financial Services OMZIL 2800.00 - 2800.00 - -- - 5.66 2,324.33

Old Mutual Zimbabwe

VFEX (US cents) Consumer Goods SCIL:VX 18.00 - 18.00 - -- -- US$m
43.40
SeedCo International

Index Close Change (%) Open YTD % Top 5 Risers Price Change % YTD %
ZSE All Share 5,891.40 +0.91 5,838.03 +124.06 Fidelity 740.00c +120.00c +19.35 +288.04
Top 10 3,241.52 +1.47 3,194.67 +95.92 African Sun 460.30c +60.26c +15.06 +170.76
Top 15 3,650.18 +1.35 3,601.64 +87.38 Mash 323.77c +32.19c +11.04 +248.14
Small Cap +4.35 95,266.20 +737.04 Turnall 330.00c +29.72c +9.90 +254.84
Medium Cap 99,408.18 -0.05 15,003.60 +169.51 GBH +7.98c +9.73 +274.92
14,996.19 89.98c

Top 5 Fallers Price Change % YTD %
CAFCA 12500.00c -2500.00c -16.67 +39.04
RTG -12.94 +4.57
Masimba 200.51c -29.81c -9.81 +212.18
FMP 3496.40c -380.20c -8.56 +393.91
Padenga 1600.26c -149.82c -8.39 +49.60
3143.77c -288.02c

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

BANK OF ZI No Company Name Amount (US$) Propor on No Company Name Amount (US$) Propor on

RESERVE MBA B WE 66 INTRACHEM (PVT) LTD 3,576,164 0.29% 213 RSC FARMING (PVT) LTD 1,580,500 0.13%
67 UNIVERN ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 3,573,073 0.29% 214 SELONA AFRICA (PVT) LTD 1,579,732 0.13%
PRESS STATEMENT 68 PHARMACEUTICAL AND CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTORS 3,553,071 0.29% 215 WESTBILL TRADING T/A STEEL WAREHOUSE 1,572,010 0.13%
69 BREASTPLATE SERVICES P/L T/A NEMCHEM 3,541,901 0.29% 216 EKEZAL ENTERPRISES PVT LTD T/A GOLDEN FOODS 1,561,508 0.13%
FOREIGN EXCHANGE ALLOTMENTS UNDER THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE AUCTION SYSTEM 70 PROBOTTLERS PVT LTD 3,538,414 0.29% 217 MAKA FARM P/L 1,556,281 0.13%
AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE PAYMENTS FOR THE PERIOD JUNE 2020 TO 31 MAY 2021 71 OILMARK (PVT) LTD 3,501,001 0.28% 218 INSTANT TAR (ZIMBABWE) P/L 1,550,000 0.13%
72 GERIBRAN SERVICES T/A TRANSERV 3,496,696 0.28% 219 INAMO AGRI PVT LTD 1,524,724 0.12%
This statement is issued in line with the Bank’s commitment to regularly keep the public informed 73 ARENEL (PRIVATE) LIMITED 3,496,377 0.28% 220 ECOCASH (PVT) LIMITED 1,517,479 0.12%
of developments in the foreign exchange market. 74 FEEDMIX (PVT) LTD 3,492,197 0.28% 221 OMNIA FERTILIZER ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 1,515,730 0.12%
75 DISCOUNT STEEL ZIMBABWE 3,452,364 0.28% 222 DC COETZEE & SON P/L 1,513,122 0.12%
In terms of the foregoing, the Bank hereby publishes the following: 76 INTREPID TRADING CLOSE CORPORATION 3,384,906 0.27% 223 KERSHELMAR DAIRIES (PVT) LTD 1,496,955 0.12%
1. A list of the 1423 beneficiaries of US$1 235 002 234 allotted under the Main Foreign 77 VIGILANT RESOURCES (PVT) LTD 3,380,000 0.27% 224 PULSE MEDICAL CARE 1,486,900 0.12%
Exchange Auction; 78 FASTJET ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 3,353,459 0.27% 225 ZESA HOLDINGS PVT LTD 1,472,248 0.12%
2. A list of the 2027 beneficiaries of US$102 975 034 allotted under the SMEs Foreign 79 GRAIN MARKETING BOARD 3,200,234 0.26% 226 TRADE KINGS ZIMBABWE 1,470,180 0.12%
Exchange Auction; and 80 AROPAK BOARD AND TIMBER 3,176,839 0.26% 227 FIRST PACK MARKETING (PRIVATE) LIMITED 1,460,844 0.12%
3. A schedule showing the total foreign exchange payments amounting to 81 INNSCOR DISTRIBUTION P/L 3,175,380 0.26% 228 CAPITAL AGRICULTURE (PVT) LTD 1,459,040 0.12%
US$5 469 050 131 by source, i.e. from foreign currency accounts (US$3 747 693 742), 82 TETTOLA INVESTMENTS 3,173,583 0.26% 229 ASTRA CHEMICALS PRIVATE LIMTED 1,454,329 0.12%
interbank market (US$383 379 121) and the Foreign Exchange Auction System 83 TYREZIM PVT LTD 3,170,155 0.26% 230 CITY GLASS & PAINT SUPPLIERS 1,451,509 0.12%
(US$1 337 977 269). 84 FERTS SEED & GRAIN (PVT) LTD 3,148,659 0.25% 231 BRAFORD INVESTMENTS P/L 1,447,810 0.12%
85 COLOURMAXMAL INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 3,113,898 0.25% 232 INNSCOR AFRICA T/A COLCOM 1,441,543 0.12%
John P Mangudya 86 RESTAPEDIC MANUFACTURING (PVT) LTD 3,077,373 0.25% 233 STC MINE CYNIDE CHEMICALS PVT LTD 1,435,742 0.12%
Governor 87 FARAMATSI MOTORS (PVT) LTD 3,050,465 0.25% 234 NATIONAL PROPSHAFT CENTER (PVT) LTD 1,430,168 0.12%
3 June 2021 88 DRIPTECH IRRIGATION 3,020,226 0.24% 235 PERFORMPLUS PVT LTD 1,430,000 0.12%
89 FOSSIL MINES PL 3,013,516 0.24% 236 BULK COMMODITIES (PVT) LTD 1,409,902 0.11%
FOREIGN PAYMENTS FOR THE PERIOD JUNE 2020 TO MAY 2021 BY SOURCE OF FUNDING (US$) 90 GRAINCO (PVT) LTD 2,973,477 0.24% 237 INNSCOR AFRICA LIMITED T/A BREAD COMPANY 1,386,393 0.11%
91 NOVAFEED PRIVATE LIMITED 2,965,482 0.24% 238 SUNNY YI FENG TILES ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 1,384,278 0.11%
Month Foreign Currency Interbank Market Foreign Currency Total 92 PAROAN VISTA PVT LTD 2,941,515 0.24% 239 POLYOAK PACKAGING (PVT) LTD 1,383,776 0.11%
93 VIFOT INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 2,931,388 0.24% 240 POLARIS HORTICULTURE (PVT) LTD 1,382,204 0.11%
Jun-20 Accounts Payments Auc on allotments 353,485,656 94 IETC ZIMBABWE PVT LTD 2,900,400 0.23% 241 ALPHA PACKAGING (PVT) LTD 1,381,188 0.11%
Jul-20 388,056,345 95 FLIK NIK ENTERPRISES 2,890,146 0.23%
Aug-20 316,042,558 10,776,819 26,666,279 391,135,192 96 AGRICON EQUIPMENT (PVT) LTD 2,884,464 0.23% 242 MING CHANG SINO AFRICA MINING INVESTMENTS P/L 1,380,919 0.11%
Sep-20 296,548,566 32,573,666 58,934,113 445,224,012 97 PARROGATE ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 2,878,744 0.23% 243 TOJA VENTURES (PVT) LTD 1,372,957 0.11%
Oct-20 498,691,193 98 POWERSPEED ELECTRICAL LTD 2,872,428 0.23% 244 EQUIP SOLUTIONS PVT LTD 1,366,048 0.11%
Nov-20 289,553,476 34,144,436 67,437,280 496,562,956 99 PROFEEDS PVT LTD 2,795,089 0.23% 245 AFRICA ARISE INITIATIVE 1,363,651 0.11%
Dec-20 547,606,169 100 CURECHEM OVERSEAS P/L 2,790,774 0.23% 246 ADLEBON INVESTMENTS 1,362,315 0.11%
Jan-21 303,978,780 28,292,721 112,952,511 421,990,702 101 POST AND TELECOMUNICATION REGULATORY AUTHORITY OF ZIMBABWE 2,779,126 0.23% 247 INVEST SOLAR PVT LTD 1,350,000 0.11%
Feb-21 637,499,030 102 FROLGATE TECHNOLOGY (PVT) LTD 2,766,651 0.22% 248 ZORWAY INTERNATIONAL 1,349,550 0.11%
Mar-21 354,536,979 31,755,469 112,398,745 590,166,538 103 LEMONSEED INVESTMENTS P/L 2,748,781 0.22% 249 CLOREX ENERGY PVT LTD 1,348,814 0.11%
Apr-21 373,966,118 104 HAMPTONS INCORPORATED 2,745,273 0.22% 250 ZLG (PVT) LTD 1,348,358 0.11%
May-21 349,670,715 23,663,747 123,228,494 324,666,221 105 TRAYLISH INVESTMENTS 2,708,580 0.22% 251 GEORGIA PETROLEUM 1,345,000 0.11%
Total 5,469,050,131 106 ZIMBABWE ONLINE PVT LTD 2,707,054 0.22% 252 FORTHPORT ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 1,333,329 0.11%
Propor on 373,355,186 48,615,417 125,635,566 107 MASIMBA HOLDINGS LIMITED 2,669,002 0.22% 253 DELTA BEVERAGES (PRIVATE) LIMITED 1,330,872 0.11%
298,114,539 24,276,155 99,600,008 100% 108 EXCLUSIVE BRANDS (PVT) LTD 2,667,694 0.22% 254 X-SEA IMPORTS (PVT) LTD T/A TECH AFRICA 1,327,647 0.11%
109 DAVIPEL TRADING (PVT) LTD 2,664,184 0.22% 255 MOREYEAR INVESTMENTS COMPANY (PVT) LTD 1,322,037 0.11%
455,957,451 37,049,364 144,492,215 110 ACCESS BRANDS 2,632,992 0.21% 256 CHEMICAL PROCUREMENT SERVICES AFRICA PVT LTD 1,321,112 0.11%
111 BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO 2,622,100 0.21% 257 TANAKA ENERGY 1,317,816 0.11%
358,331,088 52,958,997 178,876,453 112 BLANKET MINE (1983) P/L 2,600,946 0.21% 258 GRANT WELLINGTON THULISA T/A GWT POWER 1,315,000 0.11%
216,350,754 29,558,900 128,056,464 113 G NORTH AND SON T/A MAXIPREST MANUFACTURING 2,587,507 0.21% 259 MANSEY TRADING 1,313,622 0.11%
114 DISTRIBUTED POWER AFRICA PVT LTD 2,561,715 0.21% 260 YATAKALA TRADING (PVT) LTD 1,312,562 0.11%
135,253,650 29,713,430 159,699,141 115 BRAND AGRO P/L 2,546,889 0.21% 261 BLACKBOX OILS AND LUBRICANTS (PVT) LTD 1,308,854 0.11%
116 BLOOMSHELTER INVESTMENTS 2,520,296 0.20% 262 PEPARY INVESTMENTS P/L 1,308,628 0.11%
3,747,693,742 383,379,121 1,337,977,269 117 AE ELECTRICAL LIGHTING AND MANUFACTURING 2,520,130 0.20% 263 ROCKDRILL TRADING PVT LTD 1,308,260 0.11%
69% 7% 24% 118 GRIPTON INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 2,519,950 0.20% 264 NATIONAL BLOOD SERVICES ZIMBABWE 1,308,003 0.11%
119 SANDVIK MINING AND CONSTRUCTION (PVT) LTD 2,473,480 0.20% 265 BRANDS AFRICA 1,303,912 0.11%
Foreign Exchange Auction System Allotments by Purpose for the period June 2020 to May 2021 120 COMOX TRADING PVT LTD 2,469,807 0.20% 266 SANLAM AFRICAN FRONTIER MARKETS FUND 1,303,053 0.11%
121 IRVINES ZIMBABWE 2,469,782 0.20% 267 UNICARE (1989) PVT LTD 1,300,257 0.11%
Purpose Main Auc on SME Auc on Total Share (%) 122 ANOTHER RIVER INVESTMENTS 2,459,037 0.20% 268 MINE SUPPORT SOLUTIONS 1,300,165 0.11%
Raw Materials 536,576,413 25,440,940 562,017,353 42% 123 VAITIVE TRADING (PVT) LTD 2,368,056 0.19% 269 CHINYA INVESTMENTS 1,293,299 0.10%
Machinery and Equipment 216,403,917 21,834,685 238,238,602 18% 124 NEW AVAKASH INTERNATIONAL (PVT) LTD 2,364,812 0.19% 270 ONE STOP SOLAR 1,289,035 0.10%
Consumables (incl. Spares, Tyres, Electricals) 102,942,347 23,090,087 126,032,434 9% 125 BELL PETROLEUM 2,354,974 0.19% 271 CUT RAG PROCESSORS 1,288,063 0.10%
Retail and Distribu on (incl. food and 126 GRATON INVESTMENTS 2,354,390 0.19% 272 DATA CONTROL SYSTEMS (1996) PVT LTD T/A LIQUID TELECOM 1,263,716 0.10%
beverages) 98,629,827 8,687,561 107,317,388 8% 127 PARAMOUNT EXPORTS (PVT) LTD 2,352,288 0.19% 273 UPLAND GAS INTERNATIONAL 1,262,245 0.10%
Services (loan repayments, dividends, 128 AXIS SOLUTIONS 2,314,379 0.19% 274 QUALITY GAS (PVT) LTD 1,261,589 0.10%
educa on and por folio investments) 97,206,255 8,788,159 105,994,414 8% 129 OPTIMUM AGRO (PRIVATE) LIMITED 2,310,374 0.19% 275 FERT MAP PVT LTD 1,250,000 0.10%
Fuel, Electricity and Gas 83,773,837 5,108,546 88,882,382 7% 130 CONTINENTAL MILLERS PVT LTD 2,291,773 0.19% 276 RETVIC TRADING PVT LTD 1,244,778 0.10%
Pharmaceu cals and medicinals 74,080,678 6,544,156 80,624,835 6% 131 SUNRAY CORPORATION 2,279,852 0.18% 277 ZIMBABWE NEWSPAPERS 1980 LTD 1,244,648 0.10%
Paper and Packaging 25,388,960 3,480,900 28,869,860 2% 132 HIGHFIELD PETROLEUM (PVT) LTD 2,278,233 0.18% 278 CHEESE GALORE P/L 1,239,044 0.10%
Total 1,235,002,234 102,975,034 1,337,977,269 100% 133 MAMBO INCORPORATED (PVT) LTD 2,273,863 0.18% 279 FORIT CONTRACTING (2018) (PVT) LTD 1,237,550 0.10%
134 HWANGE COAL GASIFICATION COMPANY 2,268,086 0.18% 280 FEGMA INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 1,235,600 0.10%
FOREIGN EXCHANGE AUCTION SYSTEM ALLOTMENTS BY ENTITY FROM THE MAIN AUCTION FOR THE 135 PRIMTRIM (PVT) LTD 2,242,813 0.18% 281 AFROCHINE SMELTING (PVT) LTD 1,233,466 0.10%
PERIOD JUNE 2020 TO MAY 2021 136 TINEO ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 2,239,939 0.18% 282 SBSA RCN HUB 1,229,282 0.10%
137 THE COPIER PARTS COMPANY 2,228,980 0.18% 283 HANAWA SUPER FOODS 1,226,003 0.10%
No Company Name Amount (US$) Propor on 138 CONSOLIDATED FARMING INVESTMENTS 2,222,608 0.18% 284 KENAC COMPUTER SYSTEMS 1,222,112 0.10%
139 POMONA HARDWARE 2,221,505 0.18% 285 NATIONAL FOODS PROPERTIES (PVT) LTD 1,214,203 0.10%
1 BLUE RIBBON FOODS 19,212,404 1.56% 140 OMNI AFRICA 2,209,400 0.18% 286 BETAR CHEMICALS 1,212,600 0.10%
141 CAIRNS FOODS LIMITED 2,202,566 0.18% 287 GLIDWELL TRADING TA BHOLA HARDWARE 1,210,282 0.10%
2 VARUN BEVERAGES (ZIMBABWE) (PVT) LTD 17,276,969 1.40% 142 MUTARE MART & EXCHANGE 2,200,549 0.18% 288 STEELMATE INVESTMENTS 1,208,420 0.10%
143 AFGRI ZIMBABWE 2,173,000 0.18% 289 CONNICK INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 1,205,337 0.10%
3 CANGROW TRADING PVT LTD 15,151,250 1.23% 144 PROCUREMART TRADING (PVT) LTD 2,170,590 0.18% 290 AFRICAN BANKING CORPORATION 1,205,158 0.10%
145 AMTEC MOTORS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 2,169,312 0.18% 291 FIDDICH COMMODITY BROKERS 1,204,054 0.10%
4 UNITED REFINERIES LTD 14,751,226 1.19% 146 KENSYS INVESTMENTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 2,165,061 0.18% 292 WARDSTORE ENTEPRISES (PVT) LTD 1,201,802 0.10%
147 PISTA INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 2,158,841 0.17% 293 REDIMERE INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 1,199,366 0.10%
5 SURFACE WILMAR PVT LTD 12,895,877 1.04% 148 POWERFUL GRAND INDUSTRIES P/L 2,156,602 0.17% 294 WELLOD TRADERS 1,197,866 0.10%
149 FOSSIL AGRO P/L 2,137,030 0.17% 295 A I DAVIS & COMPANY (PVT) LTD 1,197,739 0.10%
6 WILLOWTON GROUP ZIMBABWE 11,898,149 0.96% 150 MONTERO TRADING INTERNATIONAL (PRIVATE) LIMITED 2,121,370 0.17% 296 TUFF INDUSTRIALS (PVT) LTD 1,196,886 0.10%
151 SAIWIT HOLDINGS (PVT) LTD 2,100,074 0.17% 297 SCANLINK PRIVATE LIMITED 1,187,017 0.10%
7 DAIRIBORD ZIMBABWE P/L 11,425,352 0.93% 152 ENERGY PARK P/L 2,083,193 0.17% 298 PHARMANOVA P/L 1,183,168 0.10%
153 CROCO MOTORS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 2,076,213 0.17% 299 MOMENTUM SP REID 1,167,519 0.09%
8 OLIVINE INDUSTRIES (PVT) LTD 11,079,254 0.90% 154 MAFURO FARMING 2,072,615 0.17% 300 SEPTEMBER ONE P/L 1,159,700 0.09%
155 YZ HOLDINGS P/L 2,069,451 0.17% 301 PENANEL TRADING (PVT) LTD 1,139,024 0.09%
9 PURE OIL INDUSTRIES (PVT) LTD 10,643,701 0.86% 156 MULLER BROTHERS (PVT) LTD 2,034,946 0.16% 302 TEVASON INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 1,135,101 0.09%
157 BITUMEN WORLD 2,024,727 0.16% 303 PSMAS 1,132,639 0.09%
10 ZIMBABWEAN BRANDS 10,310,512 0.83% 158 BUFFALO STEEL 2,014,216 0.16% 304 WIRIYA TRADING PVT LTD 1,128,864 0.09%
159 AGRICULTURAL BANK OF ZIMBABWE LIMITED 2,000,000 0.16% 305 PRODISTRIBUTION PVT LTD 1,128,047 0.09%
11 WINDMILL (PVT) LTD 9,655,152 0.78% 160 HALSTED BROTHERS 1,978,112 0.16% 306 CHROMBURG ENTERPRISES 1,126,466 0.09%
161 VITAL LOGISTICS 1,962,869 0.16% 307 EXPERT CHOICE AGROCHEMICALS (PVT) LTD 1,120,508 0.09%
12 ZFC LIMITED 9,378,802 0.76% 162 APPLIED ENERGY SOLUTIONS (PVT) LTD T/A GAS MASTERS 1,959,137 0.16% 308 TECHSOL SYSTEMS 1,115,629 0.09%
163 AYAN TRADING P/L 1,951,045 0.16% 309 HIGH PERFOMANCE LUBES (PVT) LTD 1,108,427 0.09%
13 SABLE CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES 8,909,507 0.72% 164 ETG INPUTS ZIMBABWE P/L 1,949,308 0.16% 310 SCB MAURITIUS - IMARA AFRICA SERIES LIMITED - ZIMBABWE 1,107,548 0.09%
165 CREDFIN (PRIVATE) LIMITED 1,946,078 0.16% 311 CAUDLISS INVESTMENTS T/A NUTRIE FOODS 1,104,850 0.09%
14 DENDAIRY (PRIVATE) LIMITED 8,857,193 0.72% 166 EDNAT MINING SOLUTIONS PVT LTD 1,942,544 0.16% 312 CAPLAW ENTERPRISES 1,102,138 0.09%
167 C AND T MINING COMPANY PVT LTD 1,929,450 0.16% 313 ZIMASCO (PVT) LTD 1,094,922 0.09%
15 NATIONAL FOODS (PVT) LTD 8,454,334 0.68% 168 ORIGEN CORPORATION (PVT) LTD 1,918,230 0.16% 314 GIANT WRAP (PVT) LTD 1,092,003 0.09%
169 VELVETEA ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 1,914,886 0.16% 315 DISTRIBUTION GROUP AFRICA 1,088,104 0.09%
16 TELONE (PRIVATE) LIMITED 8,074,603 0.65% 170 NETONE CELLULAR 1,901,935 0.15% 316 AC DC DYNAMICS (PVT) LTD 1,086,449 0.09%
171 NATIONAL AIDS COUNCIL 1,900,000 0.15% 317 J MANN AND COMPANY 1,085,513 0.09%
17 HUNYANI PAPER & PACKAGING (1997) (PVT) LTD 7,680,411 0.62% 172 ZHONG JIAN INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 1,887,695 0.15% 318 ZINWA 1,076,409 0.09%
173 CZIM CORRUGATED BOX SOLUTION (PVT) LTD 1,864,622 0.15% 319 STM HOLDINGS (PVT) LTD 1,072,323 0.09%
18 NATPAK PRIVATE LIMITED 7,448,897 0.60% 174 AGRO SHAPE PVT LTD 1,838,214 0.15% 320 DYNAMASTER PVT LTD 1,071,887 0.09%
175 SLUCKRIDGE INVESTMENTS 1,829,345 0.15% 321 SPARKLE BEVERAGES PVT LTD 1,065,925 0.09%
19 ZUVA PETROLEUM (PVT) LTD 6,580,009 0.53% 176 CHILMUND INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 1,820,251 0.15% 322 NATURAL STONE EXPORT COMPANY 1,059,423 0.09%
177 W CRANE CONTRACTORS 1,811,196 0.15% 323 ACOL CHEMICALS HOLDINGS (PVT) LTD 1,058,298 0.09%
20 VALLEY SEEDS ZIMBABWE PVT LTD 6,422,740 0.52% 178 MAYOR LOGISTICS 1,805,819 0.15% 324 ZIMBABWE SCHOOL EXAMINATION COUNCIL 1,054,690 0.09%
179 PHOSPHOGEN INVESTMENTS PVT LTD T/A NUTRIMASTER 1,800,342 0.15% 325 STRAUSS ZIMBABWE 1,053,560 0.09%
21 PRODAIRY PRIVATE LIMITED 6,327,565 0.51% 180 HARAVA SOLAR PARK (PVT) LTD 1,800,000 0.15% 326 PAULOS CONSTRUCTION 1,050,000 0.09%
181 CLOVER LEAF MOTORS P/L 1,792,003 0.15% 327 UMBINGTON TRADING PVT LTD 1,040,296 0.08%
22 MASHWEDE DIESEL SERVICES 6,316,360 0.51% 182 LEGEND LOUNGE (PVT) LTD 1,783,691 0.14% 328 AFRITRACTORS ZIMBABWE 1,028,719 0.08%
183 XGMA ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 1,772,363 0.14% 329 CROSS COUNTRY CONTAINERS 1,025,771 0.08%
23 BLACKBOX INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 6,184,529 0.50% 184 KEVKUL INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 1,770,139 0.14% 330 REYDELLET INVESTMENTS T/A HUKURU CHICKS 1,021,657 0.08%
185 BULLS POWER FUELS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 1,767,129 0.14% 331 MAGCHEM (PVT) LTD 1,011,845 0.08%
24 ALL COMMODITY EXPORTS P/L 6,103,846 0.49% 186 FE TATMIF T/A GREENS SUPERMARKET 1,761,581 0.14% 332 RICHAW SOLAR TECH (PVT) LTD 1,011,187 0.08%
187 INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL IMPORTERS (PVT) LTD 1,753,223 0.14% 333 NAVEBERRY PVT LTD 1,009,554 0.08%
25 RAWFERT OFFSHORE SAL 6,079,844 0.49% 188 RELIANCE MANUFACTURING (PVT) LTD 1,752,848 0.14% 334 PREMIER SERVICES MEDICAL INVESTMENTS 1,003,269 0.08%
189 HASTT ZIMBABWE PVT LTD 1,748,996 0.14% 335 FLOWELL FARMING T/A FAIRHILL FARM 1,000,047 0.08%
26 AGRI VALUE CHAIN ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 6,077,365 0.49% 190 CHINA INTERNATIONAL WATER AND ELECTRIC 1,720,000 0.14% 336 SOLUTION MOTORS 1,000,000 0.08%
191 PARAGON PRINTING AND PACKAGING (PVT) LTD 1,706,026 0.14% 337 PETROTRADE 1,000,000 0.08%
27 CAPRI APPLIANCES (PVT) LTD 5,829,769 0.47% 192 MUNELLA ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 1,700,246 0.14% 338 ASSOCIATED FOODS ZIMBABWE 0.08%
193 TOYOTA ZIMBABWE 1,695,616 0.14% 339 HURUDZA INTERNATIONAL 998,807 0.08%
28 BARZEM ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 5,792,754 0.47% 194 CLASSECON ROOFING AFRICA (PVT) LTD 1,688,629 0.14% 340 SYNDICATED RESOURCES 987,699 0.08%
195 KINGFAV INCORPORATED 1,683,840 0.14% 341 SANLAM QUALIFYING INVESTORS FUNDS PLC/SANLAM AFRICA EQUITY FUND 980,807 0.08%
29 JP MORGAN 5,715,528 0.46% 196 ECONET WIRELESS PVT LTD 1,678,434 0.14% 342 REACHOUT TRANSPORT (PVT) LTD 966,980 0.08%
197 AFRIFOR PVT LTD 1,678,351 0.14% 343 THE SOLAR WAREHOUSE PVT LTD 962,179 0.08%
30 UNILEVER ZIMBABWE PVT LTD 5,550,316 0.45% 198 ALLIANCE MEDIA (PVT) LTD 1,673,732 0.14% 344 FUCHS ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 959,700 0.08%
199 FMCG DISTRIBUTION (PVT) LTD 1,661,893 0.13% 345 RESTINERED INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 954,088 0.08%
31 STATE STREET BANK 5,323,563 0.43% 200 SATEWAVE TECHNOLOGIES 1,649,327 0.13% 346 DOVES FINANCIAL SERVICES (PVT) LTD 950,109 0.08%
201 DIVYA INVESTMENTS 1,640,317 0.13% 347 REDAN PETROLEUM PVT LTD 944,142 0.08%
32 MEGAPAK ZIMBABWE PVT LTD 5,263,765 0.43% 202 ABBIAMO TRADING (PRIVATE) LIMITED 1,620,084 0.13% 348 ZVEMVURA TRADING 943,676 0.08%
203 INTABA TRADING (PVT) LTD 1,608,036 0.13% 349 VERITRAN (PRIVATE) LIMITED T/A ZSS 940,745 0.08%
33 BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON 5,170,991 0.42% 204 BARMORE INVESTMENTS 1,608,029 0.13% 350 CENTRE PIVOT IRRIGATION (PVT) LTD 939,264 0.08%
205 PROPLASTICS LIMITED 1,605,476 0.13% 351 SQNEED CHROME ZIMBABWE P/L 937,655 0.08%
34 SCHWEPPES ZIMBABWE LIMITED 5,170,494 0.42% 206 EAGLE AGENCIES (PVT) LTD 1,602,935 0.13% 352 MBUKWE INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 936,530 0.08%
207 EUROPE AFRICA SEED INITIATIVE (PVT) LTD T/A EASI SEEDS 1,600,412 0.13% 353 WATERWRIGHT IRRIGATION (PRIVATE) LIMITED 935,947 0.08%
35 ESSAR TUBES AND TOWERS 5,052,101 0.41% 208 BULLION COMMODITIES INTERNATIONAL 1,597,105 0.13% 354 MEDIRITE HEALTHCARE P/L 933,754 0.08%
209 BROYLAY INVESTMENTS 1,594,600 0.13% 355 PAN AFRICAN MINING 927,504 0.07%
36 MEGA MARKET MILLING (PVT) LTD 4,936,983 0.40% 210 FACADE TRADING PVT LTD 1,592,445 0.13% 356 ASTRA PAINTS (PVT) LTD 922,476 0.07%
211 CASSETTE TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED 1,591,854 0.13% 357 LAWREAL ENTERPRISES 918,521 0.07%
37 MEGA MARKET (PVT) LTD 4,908,843 0.40% 212 BROWN ENGINEERING P/L 1,590,639 0.13% 358 GRINESTAND ENTERPRISES 918,228 0.07%
359 PEPPERTREE TRADING (PVT) LTD 915,930 0.07%
38 NEON SHADES PVT LTD 4,725,248 0.38% 360 PLANAS STATIONERY PVT LTD 914,516 0.07%
913,561
39 LOTUS STATIONERY MANUFACTURERS T/A RANK ZIMBABWE 4,719,750 0.38%

40 REINFORCED STEEL CONTRACTORS (PVT) LTD 4,709,671 0.38%

41 CRASTER INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD 4,696,419 0.38%

42 THE ZIMBABWE BATA SHOE COMPANY (PVT) LTD 4,659,090 0.38%

43 AFRICA STEEL PVT LTD 4,585,965 0.37%

44 FARMEC (PVT) LTD 4,451,854 0.36%

45 BOC ZIMBABWE PVT LTD 4,318,778 0.35%

46 VIVO ENERGY FORMERLY ENGEN PETROLEUM 4,309,737 0.35%

47 PROBRANDS (PVT) LTD 4,307,161 0.35%

48 TREGER PRODUCTS 4,256,087 0.34%

49 CHINA NANCHANG ENGINEERING (PVT) LTD 4,226,495 0.34%

50 MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY S.A. (ZIMBABWE) (PRIVATE) LIMITED 4,191,287 0.34%

51 PROTON BAKERS (PVT) LTD 4,159,094 0.34%

52 CAFCA LIMITED 4,147,003 0.34%

53 PAZA BUSTER CAR SALES 4,119,026 0.33%

54 CP CHEMICALS 4,054,261 0.33%

55 PANGOLIN PRODUCTS PRIVATE LIMITED 4,054,188 0.33%

56 SONDELANI RANCHING P/L 4,041,712 0.33%

57 CABS 3,929,932 0.32%

58 DULY HOLDINGS PVT LTD 3,899,870 0.32%

59 STEWARD BANK LIMITED 3,850,692 0.31%

60 ISOQUANT INVESTMENTS P/L 3,809,483 0.31%

61 POLYPACKAGING (PVT) LTD 3,778,635 0.31%

62 RARDON INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 3,766,872 0.31%

63 PREMIER AUTO SERVICES P/L 3,739,820 0.30%

64 CITI BANK 3,675,552 0.30%

65 KEFALOS CHEEESE PRODUCTS P/L 3,650,502 0.30%

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361 BAKETECH ZIMBABWE P/L 907,472 0.07% 519 ZIMBABWE TRADE EXCHANGE (PRIVATE) LIMITED 558,346 0.05% 676 BILTRANS SERVICES 347,210 0.03%
362 SEF PROSPERO CAPITAL (PVT) LTD 904,170 0.07% 520 BRIAN LAWRENCE 557,524 0.05% 677 LYDDON PROPERTIES 346,748 0.03%
521 MUTARE BOTTLING COMPANY 556,388 0.05% 678 MUKUSHI SEEDS PVT LTD 346,361 0.03%
363 THORNVILLE MARKETING PRIVATE LIMITED 903,009 0.07% 522 ZIMSWITCH TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD 556,272 0.05% 679 KUKURA SEED HOUSE (PVT) LTD 346,079 0.03%
523 RING PETROLEUM 555,878 0.05% 680 PAM PHARMACEUTICALS 344,858 0.03%
364 JANI S FABRIC CENTRE T/A ANWAR AND RASHID P/L 900,744 0.07% 524 REALQOUT INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 554,646 0.04% 681 WILLOWVALE MAZDA MOTOR INDUSTRIES 340,443 0.03%
365 MIRROR IMAGE INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 895,031 0.07% 525 POLACHEM INVESTMENTS P/L 553,500 0.04% 682 BRIGHT BIRSIR TRADING P/L 339,116 0.03%
526 BULLRED FARMING P/L 551,101 0.04% 683 FINTECH 335,541 0.03%
366 EFT CORPORATION ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 892,613 0.07% 527 ENERGEX INTERNATIONAL 550,997 0.04% 684 NEW SAHARA VENTURES PVT LTD 335,204 0.03%
367 STORM ENERGY ZIMBABWE PVT LTD 882,644 0.07% 528 PIVOTAL AGRO SERVICES (PVT) LTD 550,961 0.04% 685 CITY PLASTIC INDUSTRIES P/L 331,851 0.03%
529 FUTA FARMING PL 550,000 0.04% 686 LEOPACK 329,253 0.03%
368 FOOD DISTRIBUTORS 880,000 0.07% 530 TINRUG TRADING (PVT) LTD 549,885 0.04% 687 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS SOLUTION (PVT) LTD 327,841 0.03%
531 FUSER TECHNOLOGIES 546,081 0.04% 688 SCULLY TECHNICAL CONSULTANTS 327,837 0.03%
369 EUROSTAR ELECTRIC CO PVT LTD 873,482 0.07% 532 DEVICES & DISPOSABLES T/A DMD HEALTHCARE (PVT) LTD 544,627 0.04% 689 CHECKERED TECHNOLOGIES 327,813 0.03%
370 WAVERELY BLANKETS 868,043 0.07% 533 EXCLUSIVE PROJECTS 542,419 0.04% 690 TSANGA POWER STATIONS PVT LTD 325,322 0.03%
534 RESTNANCE 534,436 0.04% 691 WEYLOO RESOURCES PRIVATE LIMITED 325,153 0.03%
371 MILLPAL P/L T/A KEMICO AGENCY 867,948 0.07% 535 ASSOCIATED TYRES 532,047 0.04% 692 FERNADOR MINING T/A TRUE GAS 324,530 0.03%
372 DGL INVESTMENTS NUMBER NINE (PVT) LTD 859,881 0.07% 536 KUMBULANI SUPPLY CHAIN SOLUTIONS PVT LTD 530,486 0.04% 693 SKM MOTORCYCLES (PVT) LTD 324,115 0.03%
537 CHARTER SEEDS 530,015 0.04% 694 LANWOOD TRADING (PVT) LTD 323,685 0.03%
373 CHANDIWANA MINES PVT LTD 858,828 0.07% 538 BROADCASTING AUTHORITY OF ZIMBABWE 528,410 0.04% 695 SILKSILVER INVESTMENTS 322,983 0.03%
374 CONGAREE TRADING PVT LTD 856,174 0.07% 539 JIN AN CORPORATION 525,568 0.04% 696 CIH INDUSTRIES (PVT) LTD 321,100 0.03%
540 CHIP TRADING 525,000 0.04% 697 BERMONT MASTER FUND (CI) LP 320,919 0.03%
375 KARIMEDA T/A PRIME AGRO (PVT) LTD 854,300 0.07% 541 AYESTOCK INVESTMENTS 524,915 0.04% 698 ZENGEA P/L 319,540 0.03%
542 IRVINES DAY OLD CHICK 523,962 0.04% 699 MEISTER INDUSTRIES 318,880 0.03%
376 AFRICAN DISTILLERS (PVT) LTD 853,462 0.07% 543 ELEGENT EDGE P/L 523,708 0.04% 700 WETO TRANSPORT PVT LTD 316,200 0.03%
377 AREGELIA TRADING PVT LTD 851,661 0.07% 544 CHICAGO COSMETICS 522,976 0.04% 701 ILOG ZIMBABWE 314,508 0.03%
545 TERRACE AFRICA 519,713 0.04% 702 OLOMIDE TRADING P/L 313,567 0.03%
378 CHINA JIANGXI CORPORATION 850,000 0.07% 546 NAPPON INVESTMENTS 517,800 0.04% 703 ZIMCOLOR INVESTMENTS 313,200 0.03%
379 TENDO ELECTRONICS PVT LTD 849,365 0.07% 547 MEDSURE HEALTHCARE 512,704 0.04% 704 LINCOLN CAPITAL 312,662 0.03%
548 TRISTRENCE SUPPLIERS (PVT) LTD 511,830 0.04% 705 COOPER ZIMBABWE (1992) (PVT) LTD 310,000 0.03%
380 MING HAO MINING MACHINERY PVT LTD 848,821 0.07% 549 WAVERLEY PLASTICS 505,216 0.04% 706 POWERTEL COMMUNICATIONS 309,628 0.03%
381 SOOMNET INTERNATIONAL 846,500 0.07% 550 BREXHILL ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 503,236 0.04% 707 EASYCOUNT INVESTMENTS 309,600 0.03%
551 TOTAL ZIMBABWE 500,000 0.04% 708 LANDOS FARM 304,140 0.02%
382 FCJ DISTRIBUTORS 843,627 0.07% 552 BETA LOGISTICS PVT LTD 500,000 0.04% 709 OLD MUTUAL ZIMBABWE 302,232 0.02%
553 NEWHOPE VENTURES PVT LTD 498,672 0.04% 710 UTANDE INTERNET INVESTMENTS 302,018 0.02%
383 SPACE GEAR INVESTMENTS 838,200 0.07% 554 CLASSIC SUPER FOODS PRIVATE LIMITED 498,200 0.04% 711 EARLGREY MOTORS 300,840 0.02%
384 A.LUCKY BRAND (PRIVATE) LIMITED 835,390 0.07% 555 LABANTU RESOURCES (PVT) LTD 496,535 0.04% 712 ON DEMAND LOGISTICS 300,520 0.02%
556 BULAWAYO STEEL PRODUCTS T/A TASSBURG 495,684 0.04% 713 INVESTPOOL INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 300,000 0.02%
385 PAPERMART INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD 831,814 0.07% 557 ROMWE FARMING (PVT) LTD 495,252 0.04% 714 GLOBE TRADE COMMUNICATIONS 300,000 0.02%
386 STACKGROVE TRADING 831,359 0.07% 558 RAYSURGE P/L 493,358 0.04% 715 CALMRIDGE INVESTMENTS 300,000 0.02%
559 ENERGY CONSUMABLES DISTRIBUTORS 492,677 0.04% 716 PAPER CIRCLE 299,882 0.02%
387 FINMARK HOLDINGS P/L 829,214 0.07% 560 WRAPRITE (PVT) LTD 491,000 0.04% 717 SEEDEX ENTERPRISES 299,419 0.02%
388 V & S HEALTHCARE PL T/A FIVET 827,709 0.07% 561 EAGLETRON INTERNATIONAL (PVT)LTD T/APUMP AND STEEL SUPPLIERS 490,641 0.04% 718 ZINARA 299,128 0.02%
389 UNICORN TRADING (PVT) LTD 823,053 0.07% 562 RUNDALE INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD T/A P & R HYRAULICS 489,767 0.04% 719 SENGABAY PVT LTD 298,729 0.02%
390 SHAPE IT ADHESIVES PVT LTD 822,664 0.07% 563 KITHRA ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 488,845 0.04% 720 SCHINDWE LIFTS ZIMBABWE PVT LTD 297,500 0.02%
564 NHUNGU TRADING PRIVATE LIMITED 485,019 0.04% 721 ZIMBABWE MOTOR DISTRIBUTORS 297,166 0.02%
391 HONDA CENTRE 2010 PVT LTD 821,219 0.07% 565 CIMAS HEALTHCARE PHARMACIES (PVT) LTD 485,000 0.04% 722 STRENGTHENED INVESTMENTS 296,587 0.02%
566 PG MERCHANDISING 482,720 0.04% 723 CORRUGATED ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 295,000 0.02%
392 REFRESHING SANITARY PADS P/L 818,603 0.07% 567 RIVERSIDE POWER STATION 482,494 0.04% 724 CHITUNGWIZA MUNICIPALITY 293,402 0.02%
393 EXPO ENERGY P/L 806,500 0.07% 568 KUSONA TRADING PVT LTD 482,215 0.04% 725 GODIMA ENERGY 293,000 0.02%
394 EAGLE ITALIAN TEXTILE PVT LTD 800,774 0.06% 569 TREDCOR ZIMBABWE 481,856 0.04% 726 AGRISWISS ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 290,631 0.02%
570 MOTOR GEAR TRADING 479,768 0.04% 727 LEADGATE ENTERPRISES T/A CORPORATE COPIERS 287,490 0.02%
395 CHARLES STEWART DAY OLD CHICKS (PVT) LTD 799,543 0.06% 571 LABELFLEX PRIVATE LIMITED 478,838 0.04% 728 CONTAINER TECH COMPANY 286,161 0.02%
396 CHEMMODITIES TRADING PVT LTD 797,119 0.06% 572 MACHINERY EXCHANGE 477,529 0.04% 729 CALCULUS HOLDING 285,944 0.02%
397 FEDORAH ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 796,000 0.06% 573 MASSBREED INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 475,000 0.04% 730 HAGGIE RAND ZIMBABWE 285,650 0.02%
574 TARIPEX INVESTMNTS P/L 473,706 0.04% 731 PRESSUPY INVESTMENTS 285,279 0.02%
398 PEOPLE`S OWN SAVINGS BANK 795,070 0.06% 575 LEAN IMPORT AND EXPORT (PVT) LTD 473,000 0.04% 732 RAINBOW TOURISM GROUP 284,800 0.02%
399 KINTEX INVESTMENTS 794,372 0.06% 576 J R GODDARD CONTRACTING (PRIVATE) LIMITED 471,124 0.04% 733 ALLIED TIMBERS 284,559 0.02%
400 BRAINMAN INVESTMENT 786,919 0.06% 577 KDV BEDDING 467,741 0.04% 734 INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES (PVT) LTD 283,855 0.02%
578 TSL CLASSIC LEAF / CLASSIC TOBACCO COMPANY 466,910 0.04% 735 TEECHERZ FURNISHERS 280,483 0.02%
401 RAVENHILL 785,000 0.06% 579 SKY PHARMACEUTICAL (PVT) LTD 465,491 0.04% 736 DUO VALLEY COMMODITY BROKERS 280,000 0.02%
580 PLUMBCORN INVESTMENTS 465,058 0.04% 737 EASYGAS DOT COM PVT LTD 279,841 0.02%
402 BETA BRICKS PVT LTD 783,406 0.06% 581 MATANUSKA DISTRIBUTION PVT LTD 463,473 0.04% 738 BYWORD TRADING (PVT) LTD T/A BYWORD MOTORS 278,643 0.02%
403 WILLIAM BAIN AND COMPANY HOLDINGS 783,149 0.06% 582 AZBO INVESTMENTS 462,796 0.04% 739 MAX HAIVO ELECTRICAL AND HARDWARE P/L 276,333 0.02%
583 THE CARAVEL FUND (INTERNATIONAL) FUND 462,564 0.04% 740 WHIRLWYN TRADING 276,120 0.02%
404 MUSHANA GAS PVT LTD 782,634 0.06% 584 NATIONAL DISTRIBUTORS 1981 P/L 461,723 0.04% 741 MANJOLO FARM PVT LTD 275,829 0.02%
585 MD DE CHASSART AND SON PVT LTD 457,599 0.04% 742 TM PICK N PAY 275,000 0.02%
405 PAYTH ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 780,400 0.06% 586 DUMILE INVESTMENTS P/L 456,762 0.04% 743 SAFEGUARD ALARMS (PVT) LTD 274,021 0.02%
406 PEDSTOCK INVESTMENTS PL 779,336 0.06% 587 MELROSE CONSTRUCTION (PRIVATE) LIMITED 456,745 0.04% 744 CHIMAYO INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 273,840 0.02%
407 STOCHACK TRADING T/A EUROSTAR 778,280 0.06% 588 NUVERT TRADING 455,240 0.04% 745 VELVET GAS PVT LTD 273,587 0.02%
589 TRADEROUX PVT LTD 454,800 0.04% 746 ALSAA PETROLEUM ZIMBABWE 271,332 0.02%
408 MERRYLIGHT ENTERPRISES PRIVATE LIMITED 774,960 0.06% 590 ACTIVE HIRE AND SALE 452,088 0.04% 747 AGRIFORCE (PVT) LTD 271,175 0.02%
409 NETRADE MARKETING (PVT) LTD 774,959 0.06% 591 POSE POSE TRADING (PVT) LTD 451,624 0.04% 748 LYONAIS INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 270,424 0.02%
410 COMPROP (PVT) LIMITED 774,445 0.06% 592 PLANAS INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 450,902 0.04% 749 NATPAK PVT LTD 269,950 0.02%
593 JEISA ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 450,120 0.04% 750 ASSET RELIABILITY SERVICES (PVT) LTD 269,000 0.02%
411 FORTUNE DRIVE ENTERPRISES 774,092 0.06% 594 MERCANTILE ONE P/L 450,000 0.04% 751 CENTRAL AFRICAN PACKAGING CORPORATION 268,883 0.02%
412 OMEGA FREIGHT SERVICES 766,843 0.06% 595 CRUSCATE INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 450,000 0.04% 752 NESTLE ZIMBABWE 268,000 0.02%
413 PARAMOUNT CABLES P/L 760,969 0.06% 596 KUNATSA ESTATES 448,200 0.04% 753 PELLIER ENTERPRISES 266,064 0.02%
597 EBRAHIM STORES 447,723 0.04% 754 PROCOMM PVT LTD 265,511 0.02%
414 YALA BV 757,353 0.06% 598 THE COLD CHAIN 447,614 0.04% 755 LIGHTHOUSE PRINT 265,270 0.02%
599 VALVETECH INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIER 445,068 0.04% 756 ZIMTILE PVT LTD 264,600 0.02%
415 POLARIS AGRICULTURE 757,115 0.06% 600 DROPVIEW INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 444,805 0.04% 757 MAKATA BANANAS 264,562 0.02%
416 VISION CREDIT SOURCE (PVT) LTD 755,008 0.06% 601 ZIMBABWE GRAIN BAG (PRIVATE) LIMITED 444,746 0.04% 758 MUTURI ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 262,607 0.02%
602 COMPULINK SYSTEMS (PVT) LTD 444,383 0.04% 759 STODART BROTHERS PL 261,842 0.02%
417 PETRICHOR IRRIGATION (PVT) LTD 751,093 0.06% 603 CLASSIC ENERGY PVT LTD 443,572 0.04% 760 DEEDS INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 261,253 0.02%
604 SIDAL ENGINEERING 442,714 0.04% 761 DINSON COLLIERY MINING 260,608 0.02%
418 LOBELS BREAD PVT LTD 750,952 0.06% 605 NATIONAL HANDLING SERVICES 442,299 0.04% 762 SPENCERS CREEK PVT LTD 260,000 0.02%
419 SEDAN CHAIR TRADING (PVT) LTD 750,300 0.06% 606 ASPECT MINING (PVT) LTD 442,117 0.04% 763 SEALACHEM INVESTMENTS 259,950 0.02%
420 SINO ZIMBABWE CEMENT COMPANY 750,000 0.06% 607 QUODEC ZIMBABWE 438,663 0.04% 764 EMERANCE PVT LTD 258,721 0.02%
608 CRAMWELL INVESTMENTS 437,418 0.04% 765 IMPERIAL PLASTICS P/L 257,236 0.02%
421 OK ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 750,000 0.06% 609 NATAFLEX PRODUCE PBC 436,009 0.04% 766 DIFIC INVESTMENTS P/L 256,872 0.02%
422 KARIBA HYDRO POWER COMPANY PVT LTD 750,000 0.06% 610 BOLTREC ENGINEERING (PVT) LTD 435,058 0.04% 767 MODNAT HARDWARE AND INDUSTRIAL TOOLS (PVT) LTD 256,582 0.02%
423 LASHWEDJ DISTRIBUTORS T/A JD DISTRIBUTORS 747,861 0.06% 611 M AND H EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIERS 432,976 0.04% 768 RAVEN ENERGY PRIVATE LIMITED 256,489 0.02%
612 EAGLE ITALIAN SHOES PVT LTD 430,408 0.03% 769 LOTRUM MARKETING 256,000 0.02%
424 I PACK ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 744,467 0.06% 613 JOJO TANKS P/L 428,316 0.03% 770 PULSE MEDICAL SUPPLIERS 254,000 0.02%
425 HANG UP (PVT) LTD T/A HOMESTYLE CANDLES 743,000 0.06% 614 EXODUS AND COMPANY 427,389 0.03% 771 DESTINY INCORPORATED 252,600 0.02%
426 CARNAUD METALBOX ZIMBABWE 732,965 0.06% 615 POCK ISLAMP 426,730 0.03% 772 FAIRCLOT INVESTMENTS 252,567 0.02%
616 INTERNATIONAL COATINGS COMPANY 421,941 0.03% 773 EXPLOCHEM 250,400 0.02%
427 DAIRYHILL INVESTMENTS P/L 730,560 0.06% 617 FIRMACTION (PVT) LTD T/A HARRISON AND HUGHSON 419,390 0.03% 774 NATIONAL SPICEWORKS P/L T/A F.NEILL & SONS 250,093 0.02%
618 VORTIGEN INVESSTMENTS (PVT) LTD T/A CPL 418,088 0.03% 775 THE BOOK PLACE 250,000 0.02%
428 FIRESPEAK INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 730,000 0.06% 619 GRANITESIDE CHEMICALS (PVT) LTD 417,532 0.03% 776 WORLD MOTOR CYCLE PVT LTD 250,000 0.02%
429 GAPBAN INVESTMENTS 729,183 0.06% 620 CADERLAN TRADING 416,752 0.03% 777 SCB MAURITIUS - IMARA AFRICAN OPPORTUNITIES FUND LTD 250,000 0.02%
621 ZIMBABWE CRSG CONSTRUCTION PVT LTD 415,000 0.03% 778 HYPERY BRANDS 250,000 0.02%
430 ANWAR AND RASHID (PVT) LTD 728,719 0.06% 622 HEDSCOT INVESTMENTS 413,253 0.03% 779 LIAFOS (PVT) LTD 250,000 0.02%
623 ALLITRACK TRADING T/A RADZIM AGRI POWER 407,475 0.03% 780 HUAWEI CORPORATION 250,000 0.02%
431 CENTRAL MILLERS (PVT) LTD 728,481 0.06% 624 THULI PETROLEUM 405,138 0.03% 781 BAMHARE INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 250,000 0.02%
432 BANQUE PICTET AND CIE SA 727,267 0.06% 625 DUCKBLU ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOLUTIONS P/L 403,559 0.03% 782 CNBM INTERNATIONAL COMPANY ZIMBABWE (PRIVATE) LIMITED 249,651 0.02%
433 SALTIS CONSULTING 724,803 0.06% 626 ECOMARK (PVT) LTD 403,000 0.03% 783 NAKLON TRADING PVT LTD 249,530 0.02%
627 TIPCALL INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD T/A CUTING EDGE 400,546 0.03% 784 JACOB BETHEL CORPORATION 248,443 0.02%
434 HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 724,780 0.06% 628 NQOFARI INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD 400,000 0.03% 785 HITIRA INVESTMENTS 247,306 0.02%
435 SOLARQUIP ENERGY 720,698 0.06% 629 HONDE HYDRO POWER CONSOLIDATED 400,000 0.03% 786 MAROPAFADZO ENERGY PVT LTD 246,000 0.02%
436 ZHONG AN ENTERPRISES P/L 710,641 0.06% 630 FBC HOLDINGS 400,000 0.03% 787 ZAMBEZI GAS ZIMBABWE PRIVATE LIMITED 245,867 0.02%
631 AC CONTROLS 400,000 0.03% 788 MIMJ ENTERPRISES 245,786 0.02%
437 YELLOWCOB ENTERPRISES 709,790 0.06% 632 BAUXIM LOGISTICS 399,713 0.03% 789 FTN ZIMBABWE 244,144 0.02%
633 BILCRO HOLDINGS 397,755 0.03% 790 BERTGOLD INVESTMENTS P/L 243,990 0.02%
438 ZIMBABWE SPRING STEEL (PVT) LTD T/A LOAD AGROPOWER 706,294 0.06% 634 SARATOGA INVESTMENTS 395,627 0.03% 791 CIMAS MEDICAL AID SOCIETY 240,000 0.02%
439 GOODSHOW MANUFACTURING PL 705,369 0.06% 635 TEDEUM ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD TA C R RANCHING 394,805 0.03% 792 COLBRO MASVINGO T/A COLBRO TRANSPORT 238,436 0.02%
636 JVS AUTOMATION (PVT) LTD 391,842 0.03% 793 G-TIDE MOBILE PHONE ZIMBABWE 236,099 0.02%
440 TUVAIDDO INVESTMENTS PRIVATE LIMITED TA WHOLESALE SPARES 704,532 0.06% 637 CORDILLERA P/L 391,225 0.03% 794 HALSTED TIMBERS 236,091 0.02%
441 LANEWIZ TRADING AND PROJECTS P/L 700,000 0.06% 638 CBZ BANK LIMITED 390,773 0.03% 795 AMBERFILEDS INVESTMENTS 235,470 0.02%
639 PROVALLEY ZIMBABWE PVT LTD 389,021 0.03% 796 DRY RIVER RANCH PVT LTD 231,975 0.02%
442 HILLCHEST INVESTMENTS 699,754 0.06% 640 DOSBAI INVESTMENTS 387,298 0.03% 797 G M PANEL BEATERS T/A SUPREME PANEL BEATERS 231,175 0.02%
443 ALMAREX INVESTMENTS T/A TENGA4WENA 697,302 0.06% 641 DRUM CITY INDUSTRY PRIVATE LIMITED 385,553 0.03% 798 UNIVERSAL FURNISHERS T/A GENERAL BEDDING 230,941 0.02%
642 NATIONAL TYRES SERVICES LIMITED 385,053 0.03% 799 VARICHEM PHARMACEUTICALS 229,694 0.02%
444 ELIZABETH FLORIST 696,465 0.06% 643 HARVEST LINK (PVT) LTD 382,015 0.03% 800 SLIGO FARM 229,495 0.02%
445 VASCERT INVESTMENTS P/L 695,347 0.06% 644 LOZINO INVESTMENTS PRIVATE LIMITED 380,648 0.03% 801 DESTINY ELECTRONICS 229,220 0.02%
645 COMMOPAK P/L 379,260 0.03% 802 ALTURAS ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 228,336 0.02%
446 PAPERHOLE INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 693,886 0.06% 646 PINTAIL 379,190 0.03% 803 FINEART TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD 228,048 0.02%
447 PRIMEGREEN (PVT) LTD 693,240 0.06% 647 CALUNDIKE EXPORTS 377,978 0.03% 804 INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF ZIMBABWE 226,874 0.02%
648 PLAYTIME MANUFACTURERS 377,521 0.03% 805 CORYPHAEUS (PVT) LTD 226,512 0.02%
448 HARDSTOCK INVESTMENTS 692,326 0.06% 649 FIRSTPACK SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED 375,552 0.03% 806 DOVES FUNERAL ASSURANCE P/L 225,718 0.02%
449 PALMLIFE P/L 689,392 0.06% 650 CRESTLIFE ENTERPRISES 374,561 0.03% 807 BAINES INTERCARE PVT LTD 225,497 0.02%
651 STEEL BRANDS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 374,000 0.03% 808 TIMBER CENTRE 225,496 0.02%
450 PICKGLOW TRADING 689,000 0.06% 652 CROPSERVE P/L 373,244 0.03% 809 MAP COMMUNICATIONS P/L 225,480 0.02%
451 ONBEPERK PRIVATE LIMITED 688,478 0.06% 653 INDUCON INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 373,198 0.03% 810 SYPREMO INVESTMENTS 225,475 0.02%
654 NATIONS HARDWARE AND ELECTRICAL (PVT) LTD 373,028 0.03% 811 INTERWICK INVESTMENTS P/L 225,000 0.02%
452 ICECASH PVT LTD 685,395 0.06% 655 TIMBER AND BOARD CENTRE PVT LTD 371,116 0.03% 812 JVS PROJECTS (PVT) LTD 224,361 0.02%
453 PIONEEER HI-BRED (ZIMABABWE) PRIVATE LIMITED 685,257 0.06% 656 G AND T SCALE SERVICES 369,000 0.03% 813 FOOD AND INDUSTRIAL PROCESSORS 223,203 0.02%
657 COPIER KINGS P/L T/A NASHUA ZIMBABWE 366,454 0.03% 814 ATOM RESOURCES PVT LTD 223,059 0.02%
454 FLOOKTEX ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 684,118 0.06% 658 ADIANTAR MEDICAL IMAGING CENTRE 365,105 0.03% 815 THAMES POWER COMPANY (PVT) LTD 221,390 0.02%
659 PHOENIX OIL (PVT) LTD 363,160 0.03% 816 G TIDE MOBILE PHONE ZIMBABWE 221,038 0.02%
455 SINO TRUK ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 683,175 0.06% 660 GLADMIL INVESTMENTS 362,960 0.03% 817 UNTU CAPITAL PRIVATE LIMITED 219,917 0.02%
456 PUNGWE B POWER STATION PVT LTD 682,071 0.06% 661 PROCLASSIC TRADING 362,891 0.03% 818 NHAKA LIFE ASSURANCE 219,390 0.02%
662 LED TRAVEL AND TOURS 361,241 0.03% 819 B BRAUN ZIMBABWE 219,121 0.02%
457 STEELMAKERS ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 681,936 0.06% 663 CAPRCEND INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 360,506 0.03% 820 PREMIER STONE CRUSHERS 219,068 0.02%
458 PURITY TRADING COMPANY 677,500 0.05% 664 EASY FETCH ENETERPRISES 354,713 0.03% 821 GENERAL BEDDING 217,444 0.02%
665 CAROUSEL (PVT) LTD 354,266 0.03%
459 PHIREBROOK INVESTMENTS 676,041 0.05% 666 TARA CAPITAL PVT LTD 353,493 0.03%
460 JJ BENATAR (PVT) LTD T/A DIESEL GEAR 675,164 0.05% 667 CROPATE FARMING (PVT) LTD 351,585 0.03%
668 PLATINUM RESOURCES 351,347 0.03%
461 LETRISE TRADING 674,350 0.05% 669 LOPDALE ENERGY (PVT) LTD 350,874 0.03%
462 SPEEDLINE MARKETING (PVT) LTD 671,504 0.05% 670 LIVETOUCH INVESTMENTS 350,652 0.03%
671 INGWEBU BREWERIES 350,466 0.03%
463 SUBSAHN ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 662,799 0.05% 672 LATMAK SUPPLY CHAIN P/L 350,000 0.03%
464 WORKSIDE INVESTMENTS 660,656 0.05% 673 BLUE CALL INVESTMENTS 350,000 0.03%
674 CHRIS TRUCK 349,313 0.03%
465 AEROMAT TRADING (PVT) LTD 659,789 0.05% 675 ROLVEX INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 348,685 0.03%
466 SBSA OBO INVESTEC SECURITIES 656,986 0.05%

467 PUNGWE C POWER STATION PVT LTD 656,840 0.05%
468 FIDELITY PRINTERS AND REFINERIES 653,602 0.05%

469 YAFEI ENTERPRISE (PVT) LTD 652,700 0.05%
470 LIGHTBAND INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 652,566 0.05%

471 G & C WAUGH SALES & MERCHANDISING (PVT) LTD 651,606 0.05%
472 WHEATSTAR P/L 651,500 0.05%

473 LAFARGE CEMENT ZIMBABWE LTD 651,004 0.05%

474 ZIMBABWE ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION COMPANY 650,000 0.05%

475 REDAN BULK (PVT) LTD 650,000 0.05%

476 ATRIA COMMODITIES 650,000 0.05%
477 HITESH NATWARIAL ANADKAT 643,500 0.05%

478 CYCLOTRAD INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 643,228 0.05%
479 GUTTENBURD INFORMATION SYSTEMS 643,164 0.05%

480 EFE COMMODITIES 641,310 0.05%
481 ALEF STEEL 638,505 0.05%

482 BEIT BRIDGE JUICING P/L 638,376 0.05%
483 PRIME SEED CO 637,964 0.05%

484 RIBITIGER TRADING 635,447 0.05%
485 TAITA TYRES (PVT) LTD 634,122 0.05%

486 BLASTCARE TRADING 630,994 0.05%
487 AIR ZIMBABWE PVT LTD 629,589 0.05%

488 BESTFY INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 629,170 0.05%

489 ADELA CONTRACTING 626,988 0.05%

490 ZAMBEZI TANNERS 625,940 0.05%

491 LOBELS BISCUITS (PVT) LTD 622,804 0.05%

492 SOLGAS PVT LTD 621,926 0.05%

493 COMPETITIVE BRAND SHAPERS (PVT) LTD 619,028 0.05%

494 NAKA VENTURES (PVT) LTD 612,436 0.05%

495 SAXIN ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 611,339 0.05%

496 CRYSTAL CANDY 610,038 0.05%

497 SMART GAS PVT LTD 605,951 0.05%

498 ZADA CONSTRUCTION PVT LTD 603,004 0.05%

499 ZEP-RE REINSURANCE 600,000 0.05%

500 CLOREX HOLDINGS 598,903 0.05%

501 SATNOFF INVESTMENTS 596,992 0.05%

502 INTERTOLL ZIMBABWE (PTY) LTD 595,286 0.05%

503 SHORTPAGE TRADING 594,427 0.05%

504 MEDWISE PHARMACY T/A MEDWISE MEDICARE 593,328 0.05%

505 SOLAR FARMING (PVT) LTD 590,570 0.05%

506 DREKOFIL INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 585,381 0.05%

507 VETERINARY DISTRIBUTORS 581,600 0.05%

508 STAR AFRICA CORPORATION 580,415 0.05%

509 TRUCK IT PRIVATE LIMITED 573,640 0.05%

510 SILKWOOD MANUFACTURING P/L 572,389 0.05%

511 AQUAFEEDS PVT LTD 570,673 0.05%

512 MANIEARD INVESTMENTS T/A CEILING AND ALLUMIN PARTITIONING 569,304 0.05%

513 GLENRAGE INVESTMENTS 568,940 0.05%

514 HAILGROOVE PETROLEUM 566,788 0.05%

515 WRS SWITCH GEAR (PVT) LTD 563,485 0.05%

516 CHAYVEN 561,575 0.05%

517 COALZIM MARKETING P/L 561,296 0.05%

518 NELSPOT BRANDS (PVT) LTD 558,529 0.05%

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822 ZIMBABWE STOCK EXCHANGE 217,216 0.02% 967 MCCAIN DISTRIBUTORS 137,259 0.01% 1112 DAVJON PVT LTD 95,700 0.01%
968 RESIMUNDE INVESTMENTS 135,179 0.01% 1113 CLEOPORT ENTERPRISES 95,536 0.01%
823 TRIP TRANS 216,000 0.02% 969 DON FOSS ENTERPRISES 135,119 0.01% 1114 BRAFORD LUBRICANTS 95,500 0.01%
970 ZIMBABWE NATIONAL ARMY (ZNA) FOOD PRODUCTION 135,000 0.01% 1115 OLITRADE (PVT) LTD 95,000 0.01%
824 GEMVILLE INVESTMENTS 215,449 0.02% 971 GRINDBERG INVESTMENTS PRIVATE LIMTED 135,000 0.01% 1116 EQUITY DISTRIBUTORS SERVICES (PVT) LTD 94,830 0.01%
972 FIVE THREE INVESTMENTS 133,469 0.01% 1117 ISLE OF GUERNSEY INVESTMENT 94,000 0.01%
825 MFS GROUP PVT LTD 214,966 0.02% 973 TURNING POINT INVESTMENT PVT LTD 132,870 0.01% 1118 MODUS MEDIA 93,228 0.01%
974 TAMUDA ENTERPRISES 132,160 0.01% 1119 DRY FLY TRADING P/L 92,778 0.01%
826 ICHTUS CRANES PVT LTD 214,638 0.02% 975 MAKNEY ENTERPRISES 131,160 0.01% 1120 AGRIPEAK (PVT) LTD 92,398 0.01%
976 SARNER INVESTMENTS 129,844 0.01% 1121 DRILLING RESOURCES ZIMBABWE 91,674 0.01%
827 ESPN TRUCKING 212,476 0.02% 977 PLASTIC AND PIPE INDUSTRY 129,600 0.01% 1122 SADOR TRADING (PVT) LTD 90,400 0.01%
978 SIRDC 129,521 0.01% 1123 PETROMOC EXOR PRIVATE LIMITED 88,931 0.01%
828 SEBASTIAN DURKIN PVT LTD 211,598 0.02% 979 SILVER SKILLS INVESTMENTS 129,450 0.01% 1124 NEMALA TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD 88,720 0.01%
980 AMALGAMATED ENGINEERS (PVT) LIMITED 129,066 0.01% 1125 ASSOCIATED AFRICAN NICKEL MINES (PVT) LTD 88,500 0.01%
829 RAWPLAST INVESTMENTS P/L 210,328 0.02% 981 BLACKWOOD HODGE ZIMBABWE (PRIVATE) LIMITED 128,000 0.01% 1126 CHESTLAND INVESTMENTS 88,000 0.01%
982 KANU EQUIPMENT ZIMBABWE 127,206 0.01% 1127 BAK LOGISTICS (PVT) LTD 86,475 0.01%
830 SHENXIN INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 210,000 0.02% 983 COMARTON CONSORTIUM PENSION FUNDS 127,000 0.01% 1128 MICONEX (PVT) LTD T/A MINE MACHINES 86,214 0.01%
984 NAILIT INCORPORATED 125,650 0.01% 1129 HILART INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 85,903 0.01%
831 GRAPESPORT INVESTMENTS 210,000 0.02% 985 GEC ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 125,625 0.01% 1130 NANAVAC INVESTMENT T/A CHOPPIES ZIMBABWE 85,282 0.01%
986 FARMFORD 125,440 0.01% 1131 ACE FOAM PVT LTD 85,258 0.01%
832 BUILD YOUR DREAMS ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 210,000 0.02% 987 LIQUID CARGO AFRICA 125,100 0.01% 1132 DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY SERVICES 84,366 0.01%
988 COLORPLAST ZIMBABWE PRIVATE LIMITED 122,966 0.01% 1133 JOYVINE INVESTMENTS P/L 84,000 0.01%
833 GLOBAL SOLAR (PVT) LTD 209,103 0.02% 989 E STANGER AND SON 122,865 0.01% 1134 WINDFIELD PROPERTIES 82,848 0.01%
990 MULTIPEST SERVICES P/L 120,817 0.01% 1135 MOTA ENGIL 82,696 0.01%
834 ORANGE HEALTH (PVT) LTD 207,463 0.02% 991 I FINTZ TRADING 120,741 0.01% 1136 TURBOFORCE INVESTMENTS 82,648 0.01%
992 MAWAMPANGA MWANANANGA 120,605 0.01% 1137 CHADSHUNT RANCH PVT LTD 82,000 0.01%
835 STEM MAGNETICS (PVT) LTD 207,000 0.02% 993 MEDTECH MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC 120,000 0.01% 1138 ONEBW EXPORTS 81,895 0.01%
994 LATROM SYSTEMS P/L 120,000 0.01% 1139 TAGONESWA INVESTMENTS 81,664 0.01%
836 SITELINK INVESTMENTS 206,645 0.02% 995 CITY OF GWERU 120,000 0.01% 1140 ZIMSEC 81,279 0.01%
996 BOX OFFICE TECHNOLOGIES 120,000 0.01% 1141 GRACIOUSE MEDICAL 81,000 0.01%
837 SHRIJI LUGGAGEWARE PVT LTD 206,631 0.02% 997 CRANRID INVESTMENTS 119,914 0.01% 1142 CORPSERVE REGISTRARS 80,825 0.01%
998 ART CORPORATION T/A KADOMA PAPER MILLS 119,764 0.01% 1143 PHILIP & WATSON PLANT HIRE (PVT) LTD 80,721 0.01%
838 LYBRAND INVESTMENTS 206,000 0.02% 999 REFILOE TRADING 119,715 0.01% 1144 HWANGE COLLIERY 80,400 0.01%
1000 DRILL RIG ENGINEERING 119,500 0.01% 1145 PRIDHAM INVESTMENTS 80,258 0.01%
839 EROZIM PVT LTD 205,000 0.02% 1001 KNARSDALE ENTERPRISES 119,399 0.01% 1146 PROCURE CHAIN 80,060 0.01%
1002 AEL MINING SERVICES ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 118,209 0.01% 1147 GAIN CASH AND CARRY 80,000 0.01%
840 RANA BROTHERS 203,779 0.02% 1003 SELECT BRANDS INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 116,050 0.01% 1148 AMALGAMATED CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES (PVT) LTD 78,813 0.01%
1004 PAT DUNN & MARK FUTTER 116,020 0.01% 1149 BOLTGAS INTERNATIONAL 78,600 0.01%
841 STATUS ENGINEERING (PVT) LTD 202,913 0.02% 1005 SONDAG ENTERPRISES (PRIVATE) LIMITED 115,940 0.01% 1150 MARK XTRA PACKAGING EQUIPMENT & CONSUMABLES 76,961 0.01%
1006 ATRAK PAINT INVESTMENTS 115,724 0.01% 1151 CITY OF MASVINGO 76,672 0.01%
842 SOUTHLON TRADING PVT LTD 202,330 0.02% 1007 LJ AND H VENTER PL 115,000 0.01% 1152 LUNESCO INVESTMENTS 76,358 0.01%
1008 SAMBURN PRESSINGS 114,979 0.01% 1153 GANGO TRADITIONAL FOODS (PVT) LTD 76,156 0.01%
843 HORTATIVE INVESTMENTS PL T/A TILE AND CARPET CENTRE 201,962 0.02% 1009 FBC REINSURANCE 114,064 0.01% 1154 TAILOR MADE CONSTRUCTION PVT LTD 76,000 0.01%
1010 MECER IT DISTRIBUTION (PRIVATE) LIMITED 114,052 0.01% 1155 SWANDICK WELDING 75,869 0.01%
844 AULION TRADING PVT LTD 201,850 0.02% 1011 ROAD ANGELS PVT LTD 113,946 0.01% 1156 KERLBOX INVESTMENTS 75,500 0.01%
1012 CORPORATE HEALTHCARE INFORMATICS 113,400 0.01% 1157 CHEMS AFRICA 75,484 0.01%
845 NICNEL PLANT AND EQUIPMENT 201,788 0.02% 1013 SIBREN AND SIBRAD 113,196 0.01% 1158 INK SOLUTIONS 75,321 0.01%
1014 CENTRAL AFRICA DEVELOPMENT 112,575 0.01% 1159 RAINWEB TRADING 75,254 0.01%
846 GUARD ENSEMBLE 200,750 0.02% 1015 KUDU CREEK FARM 111,719 0.01% 1160 STEVEN JOHN AND KATE SWANEPOEL 75,000 0.01%
1016 DASAPA PVT LTD 111,500 0.01% 1161 LAB ASSIST ZIMBABWE 75,000 0.01%
847 EPHRAIM PASIPANODYA 200,300 0.02% 1017 ZIMBABWE SILICATES P/L 110,625 0.01% 1162 KUTANGA INVESTMENTS 75,000 0.01%
1018 YARDOAK TRADING (PVT) LTD 110,123 0.01% 1163 LECHLADE INVESTMENTS 75,000 0.01%
848 YELLOW METAL EQUIP SPARES 200,000 0.02% 1019 PROPAK HESSIAN 110,107 0.01% 1164 ESGOOD ENTERPRISES TA FUTURE COMMUNICATIONS 75,000 0.01%
1020 NEW BLOOMS (PVT) LTD 109,997 0.01% 1165 SEPHTUNE LOGISTICS 74,965 0.01%
849 WEIRD LEAF INVESTMENTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 200,000 0.02% 1021 ZUNDE RAMAMBO INVESTMENTS PL 109,613 0.01% 1166 WESTROLF PVT LTD 74,666 0.01%
1022 KINGLAND REALESTATE PVT LTD 108,536 0.01% 1167 SPAKNESS INVESTMENTS 74,600 0.01%
850 LAINGREEN PVT LTD 200,000 0.02% 1023 MOONBROCH HOLDINGS 108,107 0.01% 1168 MOLDON MARKETING 74,321 0.01%
1024 GOLDRUSH EQUIPMENT (PRIVATE) LIMITED 107,680 0.01% 1169 GRANSHARP MINING 74,021 0.01%
851 MAKA RESOURCES 200,000 0.02% 1025 DULUX (PVT) LTD 107,302 0.01% 1170 GUTA RAJEHOVHA 74,000 0.01%
1026 LYSAVAY ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 107,289 0.01% 1171 GSTAR P/L 73,900 0.01%
852 FAIRLINE INVESTMENTS 200,000 0.02% 1027 SPARE PARTS EXCHANGE (PVT) LTD 107,156 0.01% 1172 MACHIAREER INVESTMENTS 73,612 0.01%
1028 NATIONAL BUILDING SOCIETY 106,903 0.01% 1173 BROWN BROTHERS HARRIMAN 73,455 0.01%
853 CONARDIC INVESTMENTS 200,000 0.02% 1029 CRANBROOK ZIMBABWE 106,500 0.01% 1174 REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING SERVICES 73,422 0.01%
1030 GIGABYTE CONSULTANTS 106,000 0.01% 1175 BREAKTHRU MINERALS 73,300 0.01%
854 CARDEX 200,000 0.02% 1031 SINET AFRICA (PVT) LTD 105,200 0.01% 1176 ZADA GRANITE GWERU P/L 73,292 0.01%
1032 TLOZ INVESTMENTS 104,800 0.01% 1177 HMC PRIVATE LIMITED 73,260 0.01%
855 BARAKAH LOGISTICS (PVT)LTD 200,000 0.02% 1033 PRODEX PLANT HIRE 104,541 0.01% 1178 ESCAPADES PVT LTD 72,000 0.01%
1034 A S KEMP ENTERPRISES P/L T/A MINEPRO ZIMBABWE 104,018 0.01% 1179 LONGDEN ENTERPRISES (PRIVATE) LIMITED 70,891 0.01%
856 ANATECH SCIENTIFIC 200,000 0.02% 1035 B AND T FARMING PVT LTD 103,304 0.01% 1180 UNITED SPRING AND FORGING 70,784 0.01%
1036 TURNALL HOLDINGS LTD 103,264 0.01% 1181 RIVERLEIGH ELECTRICAL 70,776 0.01%
857 FORRESTER ESTATE (PVT) LTD 199,919 0.02% 1037 GWERU GOLD MILLING P/L 103,154 0.01% 1182 VISUAL POINT CREATIVE GROUP 70,652 0.01%
1038 KARELO PVT LTD 102,557 0.01% 1183 TEEZIK 70,000 0.01%
858 EDPATH GLOBAL INVESTMENTS 199,764 0.02% 1039 INVESTLINE PVT LTD 101,918 0.01% 1184 TIERA MARKETING (PVT) LTD 70,000 0.01%
1040 MAXICAST ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 101,842 0.01% 1185 TRI SPIRIT DISTRIBUTORS 70,000 0.01%
859 HUTSI FARMING P/L 199,000 0.02% 1041 LINKFRONT FARMING (PVT) LTD 101,486 0.01% 1186 DSC HEALTH 70,000 0.01%
1042 TRINITY PHARMACY 101,383 0.01% 1187 BINDURA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE EDUCATION 69,851 0.01%
860 INTERCONTINENT ENERGY T/A INTERGAS 198,861 0.02% 1043 WOODMANIA PL 101,000 0.01% 1188 PRIME GREEN (PVT) LTD 69,800 0.01%
1044 RUROCHROME PVT LTD 100,952 0.01% 1189 THE SAFE DEPOSIT BOX 69,405 0.01%
861 LESAFFRE ZIMBABWE 198,067 0.02% 1045 PRINTBASE SOLUTIONS 100,800 0.01% 1190 ENTIRE OFFICE SYSTEMS 68,571 0.01%
1046 OCTABRIDGE INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 100,727 0.01% 1191 SHALLOW GAIN TRADING (PVT) LTD 68,376 0.01%
862 AXE ENERGIES PVT LTD 198,000 0.02% 1047 POWER SEVEN CANVAS 100,652 0.01% 1192 INGA ENERGY 68,000 0.01%
1048 BEN MUCHENJE JOINT PVT LTD T/A BMJ 100,580 0.01% 1193 WORLD BICYCLE RELIEF P/L 67,833 0.01%
863 SUNSET MARKETING PRIVATE LIMITED 197,273 0.02% 1049 ODZI TRANSPORT PVT LTD 100,417 0.01% 1194 SOUTHLAND PROJECT 67,500 0.01%
1050 SPORROW HAULIERS 100,400 0.01% 1195 LYNDEN PVT LTD 67,277 0.01%
864 LAUETTA INVESTMENTS PL 193,465 0.02% 1051 CONSOLIDATED FARMING PROPERTIES 100,377 0.01% 1196 APPLIED CONTROLS 66,893 0.01%
1052 KINGFISHER AUTO (PVT) LTD 100,345 0.01% 1197 ANYHOME INVESTMENTS 66,820 0.01%
865 ZIMBERLY INVESTMENTS 193,181 0.02% 1053 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK MAURITIUS 100,246 0.01% 1198 POWERSAVE PVT LTD 66,500 0.01%
1054 SPONGE IRON MINING BENEFICIARY INDUSTRY (PVT) LTD 100,179 0.01% 1199 CLOUD AFRICA 66,300 0.01%
866 WESTMORELAND PROPERTY 193,085 0.02% 1055 RIDGE RANCHING (PVT) LTD 100,150 0.01% 1200 RELMAC TECHNOLOGIES 66,095 0.01%
1056 KOTRUM ENTERPRISES 100,143 0.01% 1201 SOURCE FUEL P/L 66,000 0.01%
867 AL SHAKUR INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 189,600 0.02% 1057 PENIKATI MAGWADA 100,061 0.01% 1202 M H GOLDSCHMIDT 65,800 0.01%
1058 WATER MARK TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD 100,000 0.01% 1203 SEVIGNY ENTERPRISES T/A MARJEN 65,157 0.01%
868 SECTUS INVESTMENTS 188,000 0.02% 1059 TADAKARA BRAND SOLUTIONS 100,000 0.01% 1204 ZIMINX PVT LTD 65,000 0.01%
1060 WORSTAKE ENGINEERS 100,000 0.01% 1205 ZAMBEZI GAS AND COAL MINE (PVT) LTD 65,000 0.01%
869 DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS (PVT) LTD 186,422 0.02% 1061 WOOD TECHNOLOGY 100,000 0.01% 1206 BULLION ESSENCE 64,980 0.01%
1062 TENSOR CONSTRUCTION 100,000 0.01% 1207 SATCHMO INVESTMENTS 64,537 0.01%
870 JC RAYS PRIVATE LIMITED 185,000 0.01% 1063 TAKURA II (PVT) LTD 100,000 0.01% 1208 WINSTEN PRECAST 64,500 0.01%
1064 TOOLPOST ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 100,000 0.01% 1209 NIKEL GAS AND ENERGY 64,427 0.01%
871 VICTORIA FALLS SAFARI LODGE 184,125 0.01% 1065 THEMBISA INV 100,000 0.01% 1210 CRANRID 64,390 0.01%
1066 WOVENSTARS PVT LTD 100,000 0.01% 1211 RUVALE RANCHING 64,300 0.01%
872 FUTA VENTURES (PVT) LTD 183,984 0.01% 1067 STEADYBASIS INVESTMENTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 100,000 0.01% 1212 KALIMBA INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 64,152 0.01%
1068 SIX HUNDRED ZIMBABWE 100,000 0.01% 1213 ITRO ENGINEERING PVT LTD 64,080 0.01%
873 FBC BUILDING SOCIETY 183,702 0.01% 1069 SUBSTANTIA INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 100,000 0.01% 1214 DECRIRE INVESTMENTS 63,981 0.01%
1070 POWER VENTURES (PRIVATE) LIMITED 100,000 0.01% 1215 AMPS ENGINEERING 63,300 0.01%
874 LAFE INDUSTRIAL AFFILIATES 182,575 0.01% 1071 PRESHAM PVT LTD 100,000 0.01% 1216 ZIMBAGS INVESTMENTS PRIVATE LIMITED 63,000 0.01%
1072 RIGHTMARK INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 100,000 0.01% 1217 GL ELECTRICAL PVT LTD 63,000 0.01%
875 JARAN ENTERPRISES 181,547 0.01% 1073 NQOBA MINING 100,000 0.01% 1218 NIJAYS (PVT) LTD 62,570 0.01%
1074 PRODUTRADE PRIVATE LIMITED 100,000 0.01% 1219 MWENJE TECHNOLOGY (PVT) LTD 62,515 0.01%
876 DELOF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY 181,530 0.01% 1075 MUROWA DIAMONDS 100,000 0.01% 1220 AQUAMARK WATER CONSULTANTS 62,483 0.01%
1076 HUME PIPE COMPANY LTD 100,000 0.01% 1221 HASHMON MATEMERA 62,333 0.01%
877 CON-PLANT TECHNOLOGY (PVT) LTD 181,000 0.01% 1077 NANOTECH TECHNOLOGY PRIVATE LIMTED 100,000 0.01% 1222 MEGABULK DISTRIBUTORS 62,299 0.01%
1078 LAKE HARVEST AQUACULTURE PVT LTD 100,000 0.01% 1223 FORSTER IRRIGATION 61,900 0.005%
878 AGRICURA (PVT) LTD 179,884 0.01% 1079 NASH MINING 100,000 0.01% 1224 YELLYN ENTERPRISES P/L 61,710 0.005%
1080 FREIGHT WORLD P/L 100,000 0.01% 1225 FIRST MUTUAL FUNERAL SERVICES 61,522 0.005%
879 W & E SILKS P/L 179,551 0.01% 1081 HENOCK RANCHING 100,000 0.01% 1226 PLARTFORM TRADING PVT LTD 61,380 0.005%
1082 GEORGIA COMMODITY BROKING 100,000 0.01% 1227 WEBTEX PRIVATE LIMITED 60,087 0.005%
880 THE STEEL BUILDING COMPANY 175,541 0.01% 1083 DASWA INVESTMENTS 100,000 0.01% 1228 WASHROCK INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 60,000 0.005%
1084 EXCOGITATE INVESTMENTS 100,000 0.01% 1229 RIMBI TRAVEL AND TOURS 60,000 0.005%
881 TABITHA MERCHANTS PVT LTD 175,000 0.01% 1085 GROW AGRICULTURE P/L 100,000 0.01% 1230 PORTDEAL PVT LTD 60,000 0.005%
1086 EGGWHITE INVESTMENTS 100,000 0.01% 1231 SANER INVESTMENTS 60,000 0.005%
882 ABERCROFT ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 175,000 0.01% 1087 CHAMPION CONSUMER BRANDS 100,000 0.01% 1232 PETACHE FIRST P/L 60,000 0.005%
1088 ASSOCIATED BELTS AND BEARINGS (PVT) LTD 100,000 0.01% 1233 GENERATIONAL BLESSINGS PVT LTD 60,000 0.005%
883 SIGNATURE AFRICA 174,200 0.01% 1089 CHINA-ZIM INTERNATIONAL MINERALS CORPORATION 100,000 0.01% 1234 CORK LABELS 60,000 0.005%
1090 AFRICAN PRESERVES (PVT) LIMITED 100,000 0.01% 1235 HELCRAW ELECTRICAL 60,000 0.005%
884 FRUGIPARUS ENTERPRISES 173,570 0.01% 1091 BLUEFORT 100,000 0.01% 1236 FERRO CONSULTINGOFZIMBABWE PL T/AGOODCREW MININGSYNDICATE 60,000 0.005%
1092 ALMOND EYED INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 100,000 0.01% 1237 G & M PANEL BEATERS 60,000 0.005%
885 RASTAL FARMING 173,340 0.01% 1093 CERNOL CHEMICALS 100,000 0.01% 1238 ARTFORT P/L 60,000 0.005%
1094 LYNATECH MARKETING 99,895 0.01% 1239 MAINBEAM ENTERPRISES 59,544 0.005%
886 AMA WELDERS AND PIPE FABRICATION ENGINEERING (PVT) LTD 173,199 0.01% 1095 MASHUNGUPA AND MUHITA ENG AND PROJECTS 99,846 0.01% 1240 REMA TIP TOP (PRIVATE) LIMITED 59,267 0.005%
1096 RADIO SOLUTIONS P/L 99,832 0.01% 1241 UNKI MINES (PVT) LTD 59,032 0.005%
887 DHARWIZI 172,010 0.01% 1097 RAM RETAIL (PRIVATE) LIMITED 99,619 0.01% 1242 ASIAN LEAF TOBACCO 59,000 0.005%
1098 MANAVHELA INVESTMENTS 99,603 0.01% 1243 AMAZING PROJECTS 58,900 0.005%
888 BRAVO GROUP MANUFACTURING 171,000 0.01% 1099 TSING INTERNATIONAL 99,497 0.01% 1244 XTREME OILS 58,842 0.005%
1100 MEDICIVE PVT LTD 99,000 0.01% 1245 ORIGINAL HAULAGE PVT LTD 58,528 0.005%
889 GRATRIC TRADING 170,300 0.01% 1101 ALMID P/L 98,023 0.01% 1246 TEDEUM ENTERPRISES 58,377 0.005%
1102 ACQUAFEEDS 97,814 0.01% 1247 FEED THE NATION ZIMBABWE 58,294 0.005%
890 DANJOE INVESTMENTS 170,000 0.01% 1103 CHENGETO INVESTMENTS 97,800 0.01% 1248 ARMMINNI PRIVATE LIMITED 58,200 0.005%
1104 NILE RESOURCES 97,701 0.01% 1249 DOMINION MARKETING 58,000 0.005%
891 COOVER BOTTLERS (PVT) LTD 169,998 0.01% 1105 DAMPAB INVESTMENTS 97,250 0.01% 1250 KERLFASHIONS (PVT) LTD T/A KERL LOGISTICS 57,880 0.005%
1106 WGA LIQOUR P/L 97,045 0.01% 1251 SAWIN INVESTMENTS 57,800 0.005%
892 GLANMOT MANUFACTURING 169,500 0.01% 1107 GOLDEN HORN JOINT COMPANY 96,931 0.01% 1252 FIRSTGRADE INCORPORATED 57,714 0.005%
1108 LIGHTGROOVE INVESTMENTS 96,749 0.01% 1253 IMIG TRADING 57,640 0.005%
893 ROCKODOX MINERALS 169,149 0.01% 1109 MY GAS 96,720 0.01% 1254 FREDDY HIRSCH GROUP PVT LTD 57,500 0.005%
1110 DRAWLINK CIVIL ENGINEERS 96,000 0.01% 1255 THE BIG ROCK LOGISTICS 57,458 0.005%
894 Z VAN DER MERWE FARMING 167,810 0.01% 1111 ASCA HEALTHCARE (PVT) LTD 96,000 0.01% 1256 TARISAI IMPORT & EXPORT 57,366 0.005%

895 RD ARCHITECTURAL ALUMINIUM 167,101 0.01%

896 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION AGENCY 166,820 0.01%

897 STEEL CENTRE ZIMBABWE T/A STEELBASE 165,732 0.01%

898 BATOKA LODGES PVT LTD 165,000 0.01%

899 ZX FUELS 164,846 0.01%

900 HERNMERG INTERNATIONAL SERVICES 164,636 0.01%

901 FEED SOLUTIONS (PVT) LTD 164,405 0.01%

902 IBHUBHESI TRADING PRIVATE LIMTED 164,102 0.01%

903 FIVE STAR INDUSTRIES 162,980 0.01%

904 SACTORUM AGENCIES 162,712 0.01%

905 CAPS (PVT) LTD 161,760 0.01%

906 ATLANTA DRILLING PVT LTD 161,278 0.01%

907 LAKE HARVEST DISTRIBUTION P/L 161,250 0.01%

908 SPENCER MUCHAMIRI PBC 161,184 0.01%

909 AFRIMOOLA 160,000 0.01%

910 PETER HARITATOS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 159,754 0.01%

911 BROWN ENGINEERING GROUP (PVT) LTD 159,560 0.01%

912 OAKBROOK INVESTMENTS 159,283 0.01%

913 JADECON ENTERPRISES 158,865 0.01%

914 NYATI GAS 158,800 0.01%

915 SAN HANRIQUE TRADING 158,700 0.01%

916 SELBY ENTERPRISES P/L 158,256 0.01%

917 CPS AFRICA 158,147 0.01%

918 KOEVERMANS INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 157,826 0.01%

919 TRAC-KING (PVT) LTD 157,637 0.01%

920 AGRIMAP PVT LTD 156,796 0.01%

921 SEMEGAL INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 156,367 0.01%

922 FISCAL SUPPORT SERVICES 156,216 0.01%

923 CHITA ONE LOGISTICS PRIVATE LIMITED 156,175 0.01%

924 ARCHER ENGINEERING 156,148 0.01%

925 ACREFRUITS ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 155,350 0.01%

926 REDAN GAS (PVT) LTD 155,000 0.01%

927 GRAMIN ENERGY PVT LTD 155,000 0.01%

928 LOSPEN FARMING (PVT) LTD 153,638 0.01%

929 BEST FRUIT PROCESSING 153,308 0.01%

930 ADDROTECH TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT 152,134 0.01%

931 AVM AFRICA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 152,000 0.01%

932 TWOWORK ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 151,456 0.01%

933 POLYVISION PVT LTD 150,924 0.01%

934 MEIZON PETROLEUM (PRIVATE) LIMITED 150,600 0.01%

935 FIABLE MEDICAL SOLUTIONS 150,487 0.01%

936 MARLBOROUGH TOBACCO FARMING 150,395 0.01%

937 VENOM FARMING (PVT) LTD 150,061 0.01%

938 ZADA GRANITE P/L 150,000 0.01%

939 SOLAR WAREHOUSE 150,000 0.01%

940 PRATMARK MARKETING (PVT) LTD 150,000 0.01%

941 EID ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 150,000 0.01%

942 EDURATE INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 150,000 0.01%

943 ALMIN METAL INDUSTRIES 150,000 0.01%

944 BARRONSWAY INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 150,000 0.01%

945 SLICE DISTRIBUTORS T/A CHICKEN SLICE 149,794 0.01%

946 LIDOSINE TRADING (PVT) LTD 149,687 0.01%

947 W.T.SWAN P/L 149,660 0.01%

948 RISING CENTURY 149,500 0.01%

949 NETRADE COMMODITIES (PVT) LTD 149,351 0.01%

950 LITEFLUSH INVESTMENTS 149,241 0.01%

951 SUMPLUS ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 149,100 0.01%

952 CFAO MOTORS ZIMBABWE 148,988 0.01%

953 MULTIMETER ELECTRONICS 148,866 0.01%

954 VISUAL PLASTICS (PVT) LTD 148,022 0.01%

955 BETHEL RESOURCES 147,249 0.01%

956 SIMRAC ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 147,239 0.01%

957 ZIMBABWE ENERGY REGULATORY AUTHORITY 145,442 0.01%

958 PAPYRUS PAPER AND STATIONERY 144,315 0.01%

959 CERATREX ENTERPRISES P/L 140,800 0.01%

960 RESTAPEDIC BEDDING P/L 140,000 0.01%

961 EDLAW LOGISTICS 140,000 0.01%

962 REVCO PVT LTD 139,068 0.01%

963 MOORHILL INVESTMENTS 138,865 0.01%

964 INVICTUS STEEL AFRICA 138,342 0.01%

965 GRAMEEN FINANCE 138,000 0.01%

966 DAVIS CORE 137,800 0.01%

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1257 NSHUTI INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 57,294 0.005% 1402 AFRISUN MARKETING 50,000 0.004% 114 REVCO PVT LTD 191,417 0.19%
1258 HAINGATE 57,251 0.005% 1403 BLUE AGRI TRADING P/L 50,000 0.004% 115 FIRSTPACK SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED 191,024 0.19%
1259 SUPREME BRANDS (PVT) LTD 57,000 0.005% 1404 YANLIN PVT LTD 49,982 0.004% 116 OAKWAY INVESTMENTS 190,089 0.18%
1260 COLOUR RAY P/L T/A CENTAPE 57,000 0.005% 1405 MIKELEDI RESOURCES 49,980 0.004% 117 LAUSIDE TRADING 188,736 0.18%
1261 GLENULAS TRADING 56,953 0.005% 1406 DHL INTERNATIONAL (PRIVATE) LIMITED - DHL GLOBAL FORWARDING 49,964 0.004% 118 SUPREME BRANDS (PVT) LTD 187,746 0.18%
1262 PROCHEM 56,855 0.005% 1407 POWERSEVEN INVESTMENTS 49,954 0.004% 119 WRAPRITE (PVT) LTD 186,274 0.18%
1263 GROUNDSWELL AFRICA PVT LTD 56,806 0.005% 1408 JULY FOURTH (PVT) LTD 49,950 0.004% 120 OMM INDUSTRIES (PVT) LTD 184,464 0.18%
1264 DELPORTS TOBACCO BEETLE EXT 56,802 0.005% 1409 BOARDEX ZIMBABWE 49,908 0.004% 121 NEYWEL TRADING 182,225 0.18%
1265 HARDMONDS ENGINEERING 56,103 0.005% 1410 THANKFUL TODDLERS 49,890 0.004% 122 LASTRACE INVESTMENTS T/A ZIMDAM 182,222 0.18%
1266 AFRICAN CENTURY LIMITED 56,070 0.005% 1411 SAN HE MINING 49,792 0.004% 123 SKY PHARMACEUTICAL (PVT) LTD 182,012 0.18%
1267 MITEK ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 56,018 0.005% 1412 EARTHLINK TECHNOLOGIES 49,625 0.004% 124 AQUABRIDGE PVT LTD 181,407 0.18%
1268 GEODRILL (PVT) LIMITED 56,000 0.005% 1413 OGONVILLE INVESTMENTS 49,574 0.004% 125 BARRONSWAY INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 181,133 0.18%
1269 BUSINESS OPTIMISATION SYSTEMS 55,832 0.005% 1414 OBBRIDGE ENTERPRISES 49,345 0.004% 126 TRISTRENCE SUPPLIERS (PVT) LTD 180,000 0.17%
1270 PATHOLOGY LABORATORIES PVT LTD 55,762 0.005% 1415 INCOTRADE (PVT) LTD 48,970 0.004% 127 OCTABRIDGE INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 180,000 0.17%
1271 RADAR INVESTMENTS 55,500 0.004% 1416 LETABA ZIMBABWE P/L 48,677 0.004% 128 TAITA TYRES (PVT) LTD 179,983 0.17%
1272 ETRAN ENTERPRISES 55,496 0.004% 1417 ZAMBEZI BULK (PVT) LTD 48,620 0.004% 129 ORIGINAL ENERGY RESOURCES T/A ALPIC GASES 179,980 0.17%
1273 RIPTILL (PVT) LTD 55,433 0.004% 1418 BRAND PORT P/L 48,439 0.004% 130 GUTTENBURD INFORMATION SYSTEMS 179,978 0.17%
1274 JUVILEDGE PVT LTD 55,376 0.004% 1419 SEAPRIDE ENT 47,390 0.004% 131 OPTICARE P/L 177,519 0.17%
1275 CHINHOYI IMAGING CENTRE 55,236 0.004% 1420 ONSDALE ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 45,552 0.004% 132 LASHWEDJ DISTRIBUTORS T/A JD DISTRIBUTORS 177,245 0.17%
1276 TOMBILL TRADING P/L 55,107 0.004% 1421 NYAHUNDA INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 44,945 0.004% 133 VITA NOVA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 174,988 0.17%
1277 HONDA COVENTRY 55,005 0.004% 1422 MENDIP ENERGY (PVT) LTD 43,831 0.004% 134 POLYFIBRON TECHNOLOGIES 173,694 0.17%
1278 ACCESS SOLUTIONS 55,000 0.004% 1423 ESAMI 29,001 0.002% 135 PARKVIEW PLASTICS 173,360 0.17%
1279 CRUNDALL BROTHERS 54,967 0.004% Grand Total 1,235,002,234 100.00% 136 STEEL BRANDS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 170,130 0.17%
1280 TENGWA TRANSPORT (PVT) LTD 54,706 0.004% 137 FIREX SERVICES 169,644 0.16%
1281 MAKOAFRICA (PVT) LTD 54,650 0.004% Source: Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe 138 POLYVISION PVT LTD 168,951 0.16%
1282 CANEQUIP PVT LTD 54,572 0.004% 139 PEOPLE`S OWN SAVINGS BANK 166,869 0.16%
1283 GATELEADER INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 54,279 0.004% FOREIGN EXCHANGE AUCTION SYSTEM ALLOTMENTS TO SMEs FOR THE PERIOD 140 LINCOLN CHIRINDA 165,840 0.16%
1284 LEENGATE (PVT) LTD 53,936 0.004% JUNE 2020 - MAY 2021 141 ICLIK PVT LTD 165,350 0.16%
1285 POMONA STEEL AND FENCING 53,920 0.004% 142 NEWLANDS DISTRIBUTORS 164,450 0.16%
1286 WORDCROFT INVESTMENTS 53,854 0.004% No Company Name Amount (US$) Propor on 143 JASBRO FOODS PVT LTD 164,151 0.16%
1287 PHANDA RESOURCES (PVT) LTD 53,842 0.004% 1 AMALGAMATED CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES (PVT) LTD 628,202 0.61% 144 RINGROAD INVESTMENTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 163,200 0.16%
1288 KINGKOLD PVT LTD 53,756 0.004% 2 LITEFLUSH INVESTMENTS 517,032 0.50% 145 G AND S CHEMICAL AGENCIES 162,432 0.16%
1289 THREE CHOIRS TRADING 53,579 0.004% 3 SPARE PARTS EXCHANGE (PVT) LTD 500,710 0.49% 146 KUSONA TRADING PVT LTD 161,204 0.16%
1290 TRACK IT 53,550 0.004% 4 DOUGLAS ST LEDGER 496,571 0.48% 147 CHAMPION CONSUMER BRANDS 160,850 0.16%
1291 LUUSH BEVERAGES PVT LTD 53,535 0.004% 5 EID ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 492,943 0.48% 148 LAKE HARVEST DISTRIBUTION P/L 160,008 0.16%
1292 PROGRIP INCORPORATED 53,500 0.004% 6 NATIONAL SPICEWORKS P/L T/A F.NEILL & SONS 490,786 0.48% 149 PHOENIX OIL (PVT) LTD 160,000 0.16%
1293 PHOENIX CONSOLIDATED INDUSTRIES 53,492 0.004% 7 LEISURE LIFESTYLE (PVT) LTD 464,845 0.45% 150 HAGGIE RAND ZIMBABWE 160,000 0.16%
1294 SEASONS PHARMACEUTICALS 53,320 0.004% 8 AAROLIN TRADING 452,016 0.44% 151 AXE ENERGIES PVT LTD 160,000 0.16%
1295 AAROLIN TRADING 52,938 0.004% 9 BOARDEX ZIMBABWE 442,722 0.43% 152 ATTANNA PVT LTD 160,000 0.16%
1296 NURENCHIA POWER RITE 52,762 0.004% 10 TIMBER AND BOARD CENTRE PVT LTD 430,328 0.42% 153 LAMASAT ZIMBABWE PVT LTD 159,707 0.16%
1297 EMPOWERBANK LIMITED 52,706 0.004% 11 EFE COMMODITIES 416,649 0.40% 154 METROSOL (PRIVATE) LIMITED 159,277 0.15%
1298 CLIMZONE TRADING (PVT) LTD 52,622 0.004% 12 SOLID VISIONS TECHNOLOGIES P/L 409,567 0.40% 155 PINK FROST PVT LTD 158,250 0.15%
1299 CYCLE POWER HARDWARE CENTRE (PVT) LTD 52,500 0.004% 13 TAGONESWA INVESTMENTS 401,953 0.39% 156 LINDEZI TRADING PVT LTD 157,925 0.15%
1300 AUTOBAHN INVESTMENTS P/L 52,284 0.004% 14 PROFESSIONAL SOLAR 393,064 0.38% 157 OLYMPUS ENERGY 157,915 0.15%
1301 EASTERN HIGHLANDS PLANTATIONS 52,274 0.004% 15 POMONA STEEL AND FENCING 389,556 0.38% 158 AURTCHEN ENTERPRISES 157,658 0.15%
1302 AUTOCONTROL SYSTEMS 52,241 0.004% 16 LIGHTGROOVE INVESTMENTS 375,860 0.37% 159 GLENTYRE RESOURCES PVT LTD 157,166 0.15%
1303 S & M BRICKS AND TILES 52,208 0.004% 17 ZIMCOLOR INVESTMENTS 367,450 0.36% 160 TUFF INDUSTRIALS (PVT) LTD 156,500 0.15%
1304 REDAN KEROSIN (PVT) LTD 52,072 0.004% 18 WRADDLE INVESTMENTS T/A WRADDLE GAS 358,397 0.35% 161 TADAKARA BRAND SOLUTIONS 155,000 0.15%
1305 MINE ELECT PVT LTD 52,040 0.004% 19 CRUNDALL BROTHERS 357,128 0.35% 162 HERNMERG INTERNATIONAL SERVICES 153,368 0.15%
1306 YUNUS MAHOMED ADAM 51,881 0.004% 20 MAXICAST ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 350,612 0.34% 163 CENTRAL AFRICA DEVELOPMENT 153,261 0.15%
1307 AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AUTHORITY 51,751 0.004% 21 FUSER TECHNOLOGIES 348,013 0.34% 164 TIERA MARKETING (PVT) LTD 152,755 0.15%
1308 BAKERS INN LOGISTICS PRIVATE LIMTED 51,734 0.004% 22 PLAYTIME MANUFACTURERS 338,601 0.33% 165 CLASSIC MARKETING 151,661 0.15%
1309 SOLID VISIONS TECHNOLOGIES P/L 51,720 0.004% 23 GIANT WRAP (PVT) LTD 337,767 0.33% 166 WATTLEFIELD ENGINEERS 151,637 0.15%
1310 WATSIKAYI INVESTMENTS 51,696 0.004% 24 CERATREX ENTERPRISES P/L 336,072 0.33% 167 A.LUCKY BRAND (PRIVATE) LIMITED 151,235 0.15%
1311 NS LOGISTICS P/L 51,667 0.004% 25 UNICORN TRADING (PVT) LTD 332,680 0.32% 168 ALEX MAKAMURE 151,091 0.15%
1312 RED DANE AGRI SOLUTIONS (PVT) LTD 51,397 0.004% 26 DAYFORCE INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 327,694 0.32% 169 ONSDALE ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 150,774 0.15%
1313 SIYPAK FOODS PVT LTD 51,360 0.004% 27 ZIMINX PVT LTD 321,850 0.31% 170 TRINITY PHARMACY 150,097 0.15%
1314 AS KEMP ENTERPRISES P/L T/A MINEPRO ZIMBABWE 51,328 0.004% 28 ESKILL TRADING 320,684 0.31% 171 REMEKEDZO INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 149,722 0.15%
1315 GLOBAL ROOFING SOLUTIONS ZIMBABWE 51,247 0.004% 29 DECRIRE INVESTMENTS 309,762 0.30% 172 WMT PHARMACEUTICALS P/L 149,602 0.15%
1316 ZIMBABWE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES CONSORTIUMS (ZULC) 51,112 0.004% 30 STEADYBASIS INVESTMENTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 307,693 0.30% 173 GANTHORPE ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 148,423 0.14%
1317 ACSEND CONCRETE 51,013 0.004% 31 VELVET GAS PVT LTD 292,335 0.28% 174 ROAD HAULIERS 146,685 0.14%
1318 SCOTIA AUTO PARTS 50,972 0.004% 32 BULLRED FARMING P/L 288,946 0.28% 175 TIPLONG TRADING 146,584 0.14%
1319 NYANGANI INDUSTRIES 50,950 0.004% 33 G AND T SCALE SERVICES 280,000 0.27% 176 INTERGRATED DIGITAL SECURITY SOLUTIONS (PVT) LTD 146,371 0.14%
1320 MAXMIND ZIMBABWE 50,943 0.004% 34 HAANSBRO (PRIVATE) LIMITED 278,418 0.27% 177 MOLDON MARKETING 146,246 0.14%
1321 HAANSBRO (PRIVATE) LIMITED 50,850 0.004% 35 MACHINERY EXCHANGE 276,172 0.27% 178 MAINBEAM ENTERPRISES 145,078 0.14%
1322 WILLSGROVE FARM 50,837 0.004% 36 AMALGAMATED ENGINEERS (PVT) LIMITED 271,835 0.26% 179 RANA BROTHERS 144,970 0.14%
1323 ARTIN INCORPORATION PVT LTD 50,710 0.004% 37 DRUM CITY INDUSTRY PRIVATE LIMITED 271,646 0.26% 180 POWERSAVE PVT LTD 144,825 0.14%
1324 ASTIZ 50,608 0.004% 38 POSITIVE TYRES PVT LIMITED 270,844 0.26% 181 SEAROVER INVESTMENTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 144,600 0.14%
1325 NUTRIMASTER PVT LTD 50,600 0.004% 39 BELL PTA 269,127 0.26% 182 KURIMA MACHINERY AND TECHNOLOGY 144,390 0.14%
1326 HENKIK INVESTMENTS 50,546 0.004% 40 COMPULINK SYSTEMS (PVT) LTD 263,683 0.26% 183 MAYOR LOGISTICS 143,975 0.14%
1327 NATIONAL FOODS LOGISTICS (PVT) LTD 50,527 0.004% 41 DOMINION MARKETING 262,659 0.26% 184 A AND N LAMBOURN ENTERPRISES P/L 143,859 0.14%
1328 MUHAMBI WE AFRICA 50,500 0.004% 42 ECOTRACK INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 262,217 0.25% 185 NAVIDALE TEXTILES PL 143,546 0.14%
1329 MICROWAREHOUSE 50,460 0.004% 43 PAPER CIRCLE 261,000 0.25% 186 AUTOBAHN INVESTMENTS P/L 142,838 0.14%
1330 ASSOCIATED NEWSPAPERS OF ZIMBABWE (PRIVATE) LIMITED 50,447 0.004% 44 ROSHANI INVESTMENTS 260,471 0.25% 187 TEWSBURY TRADING (PRIVATE) LIMITED 142,707 0.14%
1331 WILLIAM SCOTT P/L 50,377 0.004% 45 ENVIROGAS (PVT) LTD 259,646 0.25% 188 SPRING BASE STEEL (PVT) LTD 141,500 0.14%
1332 PRIMEDIA PRIVATE LIMTED 50,310 0.004% 46 LIDOSINE TRADING (PVT) LTD 259,236 0.25% 189 VALTUM INVESTMENTS 140,725 0.14%
1333 MODERN NICHE DIGITAL CONSULTING AFRICA 50,137 0.004% 47 PHOENIX PVT LTD 258,675 0.25% 190 CAPLAW ENTERPRISES 140,015 0.14%
1334 LE SEL BRANDS 50,137 0.004% 48 INDIGONVISION TRADING 258,333 0.25% 191 ROOFING TWO SIX THREE 140,000 0.14%
1335 ELIMA FUELS 50,100 0.004% 49 EASY FETCH ENETERPRISES 258,097 0.25% 192 LION STORES 139,972 0.14%
1336 KNARS PETROLEUM 50,008 0.004% 50 PALEMOON INVESTMENTS 258,007 0.25% 193 REALQOUT INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 139,900 0.14%
1337 CONVERGE ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 50,005 0.004% 51 TECHNICAL HYGIENE SOLUTIONS 256,176 0.25% 194 CHASDIEL INVESTMENTS 139,754 0.14%
1338 CAXDON INVESTMENTS 50,004 0.004% 52 KERSROCK MINING 255,858 0.25% 195 ORIGINAL HAULAGE PVT LTD 139,661 0.14%
1339 YAMUKURA FARMING (PVT) LTD 50,000 0.004% 53 PAPYRUS PAPER AND STATIONERY 253,244 0.25% 196 FIABLE MEDICAL SOLUTIONS 139,659 0.14%
1340 UMBRELLA HOLDINGS 50,000 0.004% 54 DAWSDALE ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 252,601 0.25% 197 SEVIGNY ENTERPRISES T/A MARJEN 139,647 0.14%
1341 UHAUL TRANSPORT P/L 50,000 0.004% 55 GRID TRANSMISSION (PVT) LTD 248,726 0.24% 198 BUILD YOUR DREAMS ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 139,450 0.14%
1342 SQUARE TWENTY TWO MAINTANANCE 50,000 0.004% 56 WATSIKAYI INVESTMENTS 248,085 0.24% 199 M H GOLDSCHMIDT 138,600 0.13%
1343 SUNRISE SERVICES INCORPORATED 50,000 0.004% 57 MITEK ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 247,522 0.24% 200 KUMBULANI SUPPLY CHAIN SOLUTIONS PVT LTD 138,496 0.13%
1344 WILD FLAME SERVICES 50,000 0.004% 58 JC RAYS PRIVATE LIMITED 247,260 0.24% 201 BASTION FREIGHT T/A INCOFREIGHT (PVT) LTD 138,354 0.13%
1345 UTANO AFRICA (PVT) LTD 50,000 0.004% 59 PAYLOADS P/L 246,775 0.24% 202 EARTHEN FIRE PVT LTD 138,304 0.13%
1346 ZAMGROW INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 50,000 0.004% 60 METBANK LIMITED 245,950 0.24% 203 DELOF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY 138,187 0.13%
1347 SOFTEX TISSUE PRODUCTS 50,000 0.004% 61 GADENIA ENTERPRISES P/L 242,821 0.24% 204 PALE WHITE (PVT) LTD 138,150 0.13%
1348 SPRING BASE STEEL (PVT) LTD 50,000 0.004% 62 LABANTU RESOURCES (PVT) LTD 239,963 0.23% 205 MARLBOROUGH TOBACCO FARMING 137,055 0.13%
1349 ZIMKINGS TRADING (PVT) LTD 50,000 0.004% 63 CHECKERED TECHNOLOGIES 238,867 0.23% 206 PINELAND TECHNOLOGY 136,716 0.13%
1350 SOUTHERN BUSINESS SERVICES 50,000 0.004% 64 DROPVIEW INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 238,130 0.23% 207 GAS COURIERS PVT LTD 136,622 0.13%
1351 WRADDLE INVESTMENTS T/A WRADDLE GAS 50,000 0.004% 65 ARTISAN TRADING 238,025 0.23% 208 COURTRIDGE ENTERPRSES P/L 136,040 0.13%
1352 UNIFREIGHT AFRICA LIMITED 50,000 0.004% 66 SMART GAS PVT LTD 236,807 0.23% 209 CONGAREE TRADING PVT LTD 135,722 0.13%
1353 REMEKEDZO INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 50,000 0.004% 67 LOTRYLE TRADING T/A BAMM STATIONERS 235,533 0.23% 210 MICROWAREHOUSE 134,583 0.13%
1354 REDMARK SERVICES P/L T/A STEM MAGNETICS 50,000 0.004% 68 LEADGATE ENTERPRISES T/A CORPORATE COPIERS 235,370 0.23% 211 DIVYA INVESTMENTS 134,399 0.13%
1355 RUWA LOCAL BOARD 50,000 0.004% 69 ALITA AGRO TRADING 234,269 0.23% 212 LIAFOS (PVT) LTD 134,355 0.13%
1356 PRODUCTION SERVICES INTERNATIONAL 50,000 0.004% 70 KASHEP ENTERPRISES P/L 233,975 0.23% 213 OKPATECH INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIERS 134,152 0.13%
1357 POSITIVE TYRES PVT LIMITED 50,000 0.004% 71 FAIRCLOT INVESTMENTS 232,142 0.23% 214 BULLS POWER FUELS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 133,865 0.13%
1358 PATSIME OIL PL 50,000 0.004% 72 SAI SYSTEMS T/S DATA TRANSFER COMPUTERS 230,976 0.22% 215 TYRES PLUS P/L 133,851 0.13%
1359 POLAR PLASTICS (PVT) LTD 50,000 0.004% 73 GARIKVERIO INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 230,505 0.22% 216 MACHIAREER INVESTMENTS 133,059 0.13%
1360 PICKTALK INVESTMENTS 50,000 0.004% 74 FORTHPORT ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 230,088 0.22% 217 LUUSH BEVERAGES PVT LTD 132,165 0.13%
1361 SCB MAURITIUS RE IPRO FUNDS LIMITED 50,000 0.004% 75 FASTENERY HARDWARE 230,000 0.22% 218 POLACHEM INVESTMENTS P/L 132,000 0.13%
1362 ROCK CHEMICAL FILLERS 50,000 0.004% 76 RARESPOT INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD T/A COOL CAT LOGISTICS 229,621 0.22% 219 MECER IT DISTRIBUTION (PRIVATE) LIMITED 131,341 0.13%
1363 PRIDE OF AFRICA EXPORTS P/L 50,000 0.004% 77 LABELFLEX PRIVATE LIMITED 228,862 0.22% 220 FUTURE FOCUS ZIMBABWE 131,146 0.13%
1364 RUN AUTO SALES 50,000 0.004% 78 DANDY ZIM P/L 228,675 0.22% 221 AIRBOAT AFRICA PVT LTD 130,888 0.13%
1365 PARAMOUNT ELASTIC AND TAPES 50,000 0.004% 79 RIGHTMARK INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 228,078 0.22% 222 ABBIAMO TRADING (PRIVATE) LIMITED 130,771 0.13%
1366 PROSPEROUS DAYS INVESTMENTS 50,000 0.004% 80 LETABA ZIMBABWE P/L 227,857 0.22% 223 FEMINA GARMENTS 130,528 0.13%
1367 HOUGHTON PARK SERVICE STATION 50,000 0.004% 81 INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF ZIMBABWE 225,277 0.22% 224 INTERCONTINENT ENERGY T/A INTERGAS 130,506 0.13%
1368 NATIONAL RAILWAYS OF ZIMBABWE 50,000 0.004% 82 THANKFUL TODDLERS 223,199 0.22% 225 EASYCOUNT INVESTMENTS 130,338 0.13%
1369 INDALE ENTERPRISES P/L 50,000 0.004% 83 SEASONS PHARMACEUTICALS 222,814 0.22% 226 YAFEI ENTERPRISE (PVT) LTD 130,000 0.13%
1370 LOADHIGH TRADING 50,000 0.004% 84 CYCLE POWER HARDWARE CENTRE (PVT) LTD 220,488 0.21% 227 INCOTRADE (PVT) LTD 130,000 0.13%
1371 MUELLER INVESTMENTS 50,000 0.004% 85 MUSHANA GAS PVT LTD 215,564 0.21% 228 MARK XTRA PACKAGING EQUIPMENT & CONSUMABLES 129,652 0.13%
1372 INTEGRATED GAS DISTRIBUTION INFRASTRUCTURE 50,000 0.004% 86 SINO TRUK ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 214,307 0.21% 229 COBLEM ENTERPRISES 129,179 0.13%
1373 LAZENBURY ENGINEERS T/A TOP-TECH COMPUTERS 50,000 0.004% 87 BROOKE WHEELS 213,683 0.21% 230 FORTUNE DRIVE ENTERPRISES 128,300 0.12%
1374 NEONLITE ENTERPRISES 50,000 0.004% 88 GSTAR P/L 213,018 0.21% 231 PROPANE ENERGY GAS 128,134 0.12%
1375 INTERGRATED HYGIENE SYSTEMS 50,000 0.004% 89 AFRISAHARA INCORPORATION (PVT) LTD 212,508 0.21% 232 HMC PRIVATE LIMITED 126,790 0.12%
1376 IPRO FUNDS 50,000 0.004% 90 NYANGANI INDUSTRIES 211,688 0.21% 233 MEDLIVE MARKETING P/L 126,061 0.12%
1377 MERRY ELLEN FARM P/L 50,000 0.004% 91 UK ELECTRIAL PVT LTD 211,607 0.21% 234 WRS SWITCH GEAR (PVT) LTD 125,730 0.12%
1378 LINDOSINE TRADING (PVT) LTD 50,000 0.004% 92 VIVON INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 211,311 0.21% 235 SOLUTION CENTRE 125,147 0.12%
1379 JUST ME P/L 50,000 0.004% 93 PROCLASSIC TRADING 211,109 0.21% 236 OGONVILLE INVESTMENTS 124,572 0.12%
1380 LION STORES 50,000 0.004% 94 W & E SILKS P/L 210,945 0.20% 237 KNELLER ENTERPRISES 124,494 0.12%
1381 DOLTEK ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 50,000 0.004% 95 FALPINO DISTRIBUTORS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 207,817 0.20% 238 YETSEERAH P/L 124,106 0.12%
1382 DONJOE INVESTMENTS 50,000 0.004% 96 NETRADE COMMODITIES (PVT) LTD 205,566 0.20% 239 PAPERMART INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD 123,642 0.12%
1383 GARIKVERIO INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 50,000 0.004% 97 PETACHE FIRST P/L 205,412 0.20% 240 CHEESE GALORE P/L 122,152 0.12%
1384 FINANCIAL GAZETTE T/A MODUS MEDIA 50,000 0.004% 98 INDALE ENTERPRISES P/L 205,320 0.20% 241 MICROMAN P/L 121,554 0.12%
1385 HALE FARMING PVT LTD 50,000 0.004% 99 UNTU CAPITAL PRIVATE LIMITED 203,315 0.20% 242 AFRI TRUCKS AND TRAILER SPARES 120,457 0.12%
1386 FORMER ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 50,000 0.004% 100 NATIONAL BUILDING SOCIETY 202,073 0.20% 243 SYNDICATED RESOURCES 120,227 0.12%
1387 DOUBLE C ROYAL 50,000 0.004% 101 PAM PHARMACEUTICALS 201,475 0.20% 244 TEPLAV COMPANY PVT LTD 120,000 0.12%
1388 FIRST MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY 50,000 0.004% 102 EASWALD TRADING (PVT) LTD 200,333 0.19% 245 TOMIC RESOURCES (PVT) LTD 120,000 0.12%
1389 GOMBOLA (PVT) LTD 50,000 0.004% 103 MARNVAL BUSINESS GROUP PVT LTD 199,521 0.19% 246 POLYCROWN PACKAGING PVT LTD 120,000 0.12%
1390 ELITE COLLECTIONS 50,000 0.004% 104 INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES (PVT) LTD 198,915 0.19% 247 EXTRA GAS 120,000 0.12%
1391 DR. SHAMU PRACTICE 50,000 0.004% 105 IMPERIAL PLASTICS P/L 198,311 0.19% 248 INTERGRATED GAS DISTRIBUTION AND INFRASTRUCTURE 120,000 0.12%
1392 DR DUMISANI NDLOVU PRACTICE 50,000 0.004% 106 LIGHTING WORLD (PVT) LTD 197,360 0.19% 249 BHUNHU HAULAGE P/L 120,000 0.12%
1393 CANDOVER TRADING T/A BUILDERS HOME 50,000 0.004% 107 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS SOLUTION (PVT) LTD 196,979 0.19% 250 ANMACK MINING (PVT) LTD 120,000 0.12%
1394 CHT ZIMBABWE 50,000 0.004% 108 W & M ENTERPRISES 196,790 0.19% 251 TASHLLYT INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 119,986 0.12%
1395 BULATEKE MILLING P/L 50,000 0.004% 109 GIGABYTE CONSULTANTS 196,300 0.19% 252 ALTERNATE SUPPLY (PRIVATE) LIMITED 119,940 0.12%
1396 BRADFORD SENIOR SCHOOL 50,000 0.004% 110 CARDENCE INVESTMENTS 193,430 0.19% 253 HALLMARK MARKETING PL 119,836 0.12%
1397 BRITA CHEMICAL COMPANY P/L 50,000 0.004% 111 BEST SOUTHERN DRILLING SUPPLIES PVT LTD 193,238 0.19% 254 EZEE ZIM PVT LTD 119,826 0.12%
1398 BESPOKE DELIGHTS PVT LTD 50,000 0.004% 112 SCHINDWE LIFTS ZIMBABWE PVT LTD 192,914 0.19% 255 BULLION CONSTRUCTION PVT LTD 119,350 0.12%
1399 CAPE VALLEY CONSTRUCTION 50,000 0.004% 113 OPEN CURVE INVESTMENTS 192,286 0.19% 256 PANDI (PVT) LTD 119,199 0.12%
1400 AGHSHALOM INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 50,000 0.004% 257 DAIRYHILL INVESTMENTS P/L 119,097 0.12%
1401 BUILDERS POWER HOUSE PVT LTD 50,000 0.004% 258 ACREFRUITS ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 119,017 0.12%

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259 CRYSTAL SERENITY PVT LTD 118,733 0.12% 404 AC DC DYNAMICS (PVT) LTD 79,070 0.08% 549 ZENITH DISTRIBUTORS 57,188 0.06%
260 BULLION HEALTHCARE PVT LTD 118,642 0.12% 0.08% 550 MAKOAFRICA (PVT) LTD 56,791 0.06%
261 DATA TRANSFER COMPUTERS T/A SAI SYSTEMS 118,445 0.12% 405 VORTIGEN INVESSTMENTS (PVT) LTD T/A CPL 78,887 0.08% 551 SIGN ACES (PVT) LIMITED 56,721 0.06%
262 BARMORE INVESTMENTS 117,922 0.11% 0.08% 552 PEENER TRADING 56,690 0.06%
263 JUVILEDGE PVT LTD 117,888 0.11% 406 INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL IMPORTERS (PVT) LTD 78,685 0.08% 553 ARTIN INCORPORATION PVT LTD 56,670 0.06%
264 RESTNANCE 116,750 0.11% 0.08% 554 PAN CLEANING SERVICES 56,573 0.05%
265 EASYGAS DOT COM PVT LTD 116,661 0.11% 407 APPLIED ENERGY SOLUTIONS (PVT) LTD T/A GAS MASTERS 78,681 0.08% 555 MAP COMMUNICATIONS P/L 56,370 0.05%
266 AEROMAT TRADING (PVT) LTD 116,301 0.11% 0.08% 556 TURNING POINT INVESTMENT PVT LTD 55,675 0.05%
267 ORIGEN CORPORATION (PVT) LTD 115,582 0.11% 408 NCP DISTILLERS 78,665 0.08% 557 TENDO ELECTRONICS PVT LTD 55,662 0.05%
268 YATAKALA TRADING (PVT) LTD 115,573 0.11% 0.08% 558 BONGANI MOYO 55,283 0.05%
269 LAZENBURY ENGINEERS T/A TOP-TECH COMPUTERS 115,510 0.11% 409 PLASMOTECH ENTERPRISES 78,500 0.07% 559 TRANSKY FREIGHT 55,186 0.05%
270 MULLER BROTHERS (PVT) LTD 115,459 0.11% 0.07% 560 MERKEN INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 54,831 0.05%
271 CROSVALE ENTERPRISES P/L 115,425 0.11% 410 BRIECO TRADING P/L 78,040 0.07% 561 O.INDUSTRIAL CODING SOLUTIONS PVT LTD 54,816 0.05%
272 VISUAL PLASTICS (PVT) LTD 115,386 0.11% 0.07% 562 ARTRIVERS WAREHOUSE GROUP 54,815 0.05%
273 LAMAPEX PACKAGING 113,561 0.11% 411 NEWTHOUGHT INVESTMENTS 77,573 0.07% 563 WESTBILL TRADING T/A STEEL WAREHOUSE 54,444 0.05%
274 RADIO SOLUTIONS P/L 112,456 0.11% 0.07% 564 CLAIRE-SOFT TISSUE PRODUCTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 54,382 0.05%
275 VISPERFAIDE T/A SYNERGY BISCUITS 111,459 0.11% 412 SMART EXPRESS 77,369 0.07% 565 TANISHA ENTERPRISES 54,268 0.05%
276 UNIVERSAL BAG 111,250 0.11% 0.07% 566 THORNVILLE MARKETING PRIVATE LIMITED 54,261 0.05%
277 ZED KOUDOUNARIS 110,542 0.11% 413 FIRST INSTRUMENTATION 77,248 0.07% 567 FORSTER IRRIGATION 54,260 0.05%
278 SACRED HEART PHARMACEUTICALS PVT LTD 110,210 0.11% 0.07% 568 HARARE PUMPS & IRRIGATION 54,196 0.05%
279 DOSBAI INVESTMENTS 110,192 0.11% 414 CONVERGE ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 77,166 0.07% 569 BRIGHTON MAPUNDU 54,100 0.05%
280 AUTOCONTROL SYSTEMS 110,100 0.11% 0.07% 570 SHULTON AGENCIES (PVT) LTD 54,081 0.05%
281 GLOBAL PAPERS P/L 109,796 0.11% 415 ASACAL TRADING P/L 76,894 0.07% 571 MODUS MEDIA 54,045 0.05%
282 AGRIQUEST PVT LTD 109,794 0.11% 0.07% 572 HONSITE ENTERPRISES 53,987 0.05%
283 AFRIBAGS 109,570 0.11% 416 NEW HEALTH 263 (PRIVATE) LTD 76,677 0.07% 573 INAMO AGRI PVT LTD 53,956 0.05%
284 CLIMZONE TRADING (PVT) LTD 109,550 0.11% 0.07% 574 FEED SOLUTIONS (PVT) LTD 53,270 0.05%
285 LYNATECH MARKETING 109,514 0.11% 417 GAYCREST INVESTMENTS 76,128 0.07% 575 QUANZA ENTERPRISES 53,195 0.05%
286 HEALTHYARD ENTERPRISES 108,991 0.11% 0.07% 576 PATCH SOLUTIONS 53,179 0.05%
287 INCYTE INVESTMENTS P/L 108,763 0.11% 418 THE GAP COMPANY PVT LTD 75,886 0.07% 577 TAKURA II (PVT) LTD 52,913 0.05%
288 AFRICA ALUMINIUM AND GLASS PVT LTD 108,658 0.11% 0.07% 578 JESTER MEDIA SERVICES 52,873 0.05%
289 AMES ENGINEERING 108,583 0.11% 419 TEDEUM ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD TA C R RANCHING 75,780 0.07% 579 DAMARIS INVESTMENTS 52,674 0.05%
290 PEPPERTREE TRADING (PVT) LTD 108,336 0.11% 0.07% 580 TICOZ ENTERPRISES 52,550 0.05%
291 RAYDEN INCORPORATED 107,544 0.10% 420 FESTIVE EGGS (PVT) LTD 74,841 0.07% 581 LATROM SYSTEMS P/L 52,394 0.05%
292 DUSK HOME STORE PVT LTD 106,750 0.10% 0.07% 582 ZUNDINE TRADING 52,271 0.05%
293 FIRST PACK MARKETING (PRIVATE) LIMITED 106,442 0.10% 421 POWERDRIVE ENGINEERING 74,780 0.07% 583 ZIMBABWE SPINNERS AND WEAVERS 52,115 0.05%
294 KIMYA INVESTMENTS 105,800 0.10% 0.07% 584 MEGAWASH PVT LTD 51,869 0.05%
295 ZIMKINGS TRADING (PVT) LTD 105,113 0.10% 422 ARAVAS PHARMACEUTICALS 74,650 0.07% 585 CHEETAH EXPRESS LOGISTICS 51,853 0.05%
296 ESSAKS TRADING 104,517 0.10% 0.07% 586 RADAR INVESTMENTS P/L 51,810 0.05%
297 EDEN VINE CONSTRUCTION 104,304 0.10% 423 JETVEST PRIVATE LIMITED 74,420 0.07% 587 INTERNATIONAL COATINGS COMPANY 51,668 0.05%
298 RIBITIGER TRADING 103,991 0.10% 0.07% 588 TIMBER AND PLASTER CENTRE 51,583 0.05%
299 LUNESCO INVESTMENTS 103,553 0.10% 424 NARSCO HOLDINGS (PVT) LTD 74,300 0.07% 589 INDITEX INVESTMENTS 51,571 0.05%
300 AFRISUN MARKETING 103,350 0.10% 0.07% 590 MARJORIE MADAMOMBE 51,460 0.05%
301 CHICAGO COSMETICS 103,345 0.10% 425 SAVANNA BEVERAGES 74,000 0.07% 591 VIVA MARKETING 51,048 0.05%
302 NEW SAHARA VENTURES PVT LTD 103,046 0.10% 0.07% 592 WGA LIQOUR P/L 50,902 0.05%
303 POWERVISION PVT LTD 102,532 0.10% 426 FERRIS RUTSITO 74,000 0.07% 593 WATT GENERATOR PVT LTD T/A CAPRI SOLAR 50,781 0.05%
304 NATIONAL DISTRIBUTORS 1981 P/L 102,052 0.10% 0.07% 594 GRINESTAND ENTERPRISES 50,605 0.05%
305 NICOLAS SCALE COMPANY 100,079 0.10% 427 EASTERN FOREST 73,980 0.07% 595 SPECTRUM ENGINEERING P/L 50,330 0.05%
306 SPACE GEAR INVESTMENTS 100,000 0.10% 0.07% 596 SLICE DISTRIBUTORS T/A CHICKEN SLICE 50,122 0.05%
307 PEMA FASHIONS PVT LTD 100,000 0.10% 428 MUKATI INVESTMENTS 73,906 0.07% 597 TEEMARK INVESTMENTS 49,830 0.05%
308 PRATMARK MARKETING (PVT) LTD 100,000 0.10% 0.07% 598 ALAULA INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 49,788 0.05%
309 HAMBURG ENERY 100,000 0.10% 429 LECHLADE INVESTMENTS 73,900 0.07% 599 LASTWEAVE INVESTMENTS 49,758 0.05%
310 DESTINY INCORPORATED 100,000 0.10% 0.07% 600 RTCNOW ZIMBABWE PVT LTD 49,693 0.05%
311 WOODMANIA PL 99,986 0.10% 430 REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING SERVICES 73,720 0.07% 601 BAKELS ZIMBABWE 49,258 0.05%
312 STAINZIM ENTERPRISES 99,931 0.10% 0.07% 602 UNLIMITED PROCUREMENT PVT LTD 48,933 0.05%
313 PRIME SEASONS 99,782 0.10% 431 FIVE STAR INDUSTRIES 73,678 0.07% 603 VALVETECH INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIER 48,731 0.05%
314 BULLION LEAF ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 99,579 0.10% 0.07% 604 ZEOTEC ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 48,550 0.05%
315 PROGRIP INCORPORATED 99,405 0.10% 432 UNICROFT INVESTMENTS 73,034 0.07% 605 BROWN ENGINEERING P/L 48,529 0.05%
316 PARAGON PRINTING AND PACKAGING (PVT) LTD 99,400 0.10% 0.07% 606 CASSETTE TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED 48,435 0.05%
317 RAULTAI INVESTMENTS 99,324 0.10% 433 SMACPER PRINTING 72,978 0.07% 607 LIVESTOCK IDENTIFICATION TRUST 48,402 0.05%
318 BUSINESS OPTIMISATION SYSTEMS 99,256 0.10% 0.07% 608 WAVERLEY PLASTICS 48,249 0.05%
319 MAX HAIVO ELECTRICAL AND HARDWARE P/L 99,000 0.10% 434 FRENKEL TEXTILES 72,793 0.07% 609 VANLEDGE INVESTMENTS 48,080 0.05%
320 BRITA CHEMICAL COMPANY P/L 98,914 0.10% 0.07% 610 ALPHA MADE IT 48,000 0.05%
321 GOLDRUSH EQUIPMENT (PRIVATE) LIMITED 98,763 0.10% 435 WALKNOTT INVESTMENTS 72,600 0.06% 611 AFRICAN CENTURY LIMITED 47,981 0.05%
322 MUGONI INVESTMENTS 98,526 0.10% 0.06% 612 PATRICOLE INVESTMENTS 47,526 0.05%
323 LINKFRONT FARMING (PVT) LTD 98,113 0.10% 436 FINANSIA INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 72,560 0.06% 613 EXPO GAS PVT LTD 47,500 0.05%
324 COPIER KINGS P/L T/A NASHUA ZIMBABWE 98,019 0.10% 0.06% 614 ESPN TRUCKING 47,304 0.05%
325 SOFTEX TISSUE PRODUCTS 98,019 0.10% 437 MR. CONTAINER PVT LTD 72,537 0.06% 615 FORICHI ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 47,258 0.05%
326 TLOZ INVESTMENTS 97,921 0.10% 0.06% 616 RISBLESS INVESTMENTS 47,000 0.05%
327 A I DAVIS & COMPANY (PVT) LTD 97,630 0.09% 438 PURITY TRADING COMPANY 72,500 0.06% 617 THE ZIMBABWE HOSIERY COMPANY PVT LTD 46,397 0.05%
328 GGT LOGISTICS 97,093 0.09% 0.06% 618 TONY HAVERCROFT 46,350 0.05%
329 PANAROB INVESTMENTS P/L 97,050 0.09% 439 SOUTHWOODS CHICKENS P/L 72,260 0.06% 619 MICHAEL BESILENI 46,228 0.04%
330 K B DAVIES PVT LTD 96,771 0.09% 0.06% 620 KANPROOF INVESTMENTS 46,000 0.04%
331 WISDOM SOLUTIONS 96,164 0.09% 440 CITY PLASTIC INDUSTRIES P/L 72,112 0.06% 621 PRIMTRIM (PVT) LTD 45,810 0.04%
332 ROLLING STONE 95,885 0.09% 0.06% 622 HOBIN SERVICES P/L 45,743 0.04%
333 HALSMAN ENTERPRISES 95,708 0.09% 441 DANS FURNITURE GROUP 72,023 0.06% 623 FI LAPTOPS (PVT) LTD 45,500 0.04%
334 MULTIMETER ELECTRONICS 95,494 0.09% 0.06% 624 HONDA SERVICE CENTRE 45,324 0.04%
335 FISCAL SUPPORT SERVICES 95,426 0.09% 442 TRAC-KING (PVT) LTD 72,010 0.06% 625 NATIONAL FOODS LOGISTICS (PVT) LTD 45,269 0.04%
336 CARA BRANDS P/L 95,295 0.09% 0.06% 626 LAB ASSIST ZIMBABWE 45,185 0.04%
337 SARNER INVESTMENTS 95,052 0.09% 443 INVICTUS STEEL AFRICA 72,010 0.06% 627 PRAVALA PUMA ELECTRICALS 45,170 0.04%
338 ROAD ANGELS PVT LTD 94,956 0.09% 0.06% 628 WEYLOO RESOURCES PRIVATE LIMITED 45,104 0.04%
339 G-TIDE MOBILE PHONE ZIMBABWE 94,449 0.09% 444 BRAINWEST INVESTMENTS 71,952 0.06% 629 SUNGROW PRIVATE LTD 45,000 0.04%
340 ASSOCIATED NEWSPAPERS OF ZIMBABWE (PRIVATE) LIMITED 93,958 0.09% 0.06% 630 NEWHOPE VENTURES PVT LTD 44,837 0.04%
341 GRAND WOOD & BOARDS 93,528 0.09% 445 ARCHER ENGINEERING 71,800 0.06% 631 NAVATON INVESTMENTS 44,832 0.04%
342 PRIMEPEP SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED TA TRADECOM AFRICA 93,000 0.09% 0.06% 632 ESVEE PRIVATE LIMITED 44,681 0.04%
343 RAWPLAST INVESTMENTS P/L 92,811 0.09% 446 ALU-MEN SHOPFITTERS 71,354 0.06% 633 KATHERINE GONESE 44,144 0.04%
344 STAR SAFETY (PVT) LTD 92,486 0.09% 0.06% 634 WORMHILL INVESTMENTS PVT LTD T/A EEZI POOL 44,021 0.04%
345 CLASSIC ENERGY PVT LTD 92,466 0.09% 447 GREENVELD DISTRIBUTORS 70,786 0.06% 635 MEDIRITE HEALTHCARE P/L 43,908 0.04%
346 MIDA ENTERPRISES 92,075 0.09% 0.06% 636 KATS ENTERPRISES P/L 43,554 0.04%
347 PARKER PAINTS PVT LTD 91,591 0.09% 448 CLEOPORT ENTERPRISES 70,269 0.06% 637 TRUSTMORE DZINORUMA 43,520 0.04%
348 JEPNIK INVESTMENTS 91,178 0.09% 0.06% 638 PROVALLEY ZIMBABWE PVT LTD 43,401 0.04%
349 SHEPCO BMA FASTENERS PVT LTD 91,074 0.09% 449 FIRST PLASTICS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 70,269 0.06% 639 LAWREAL ENTERPRISES 43,233 0.04%
350 PROCOMM PVT LTD 91,050 0.09% 0.06% 640 SEARCH TYRE CENTRE 43,127 0.04%
351 INTELLI AFRICA SOLUTIONS 90,764 0.09% 450 B BRAUN ZIMBABWE 69,984 0.06% 641 METSUDAH ENG AND INDUSTRIAL COMPANY 42,961 0.04%
352 NETRADE MARKETING (PVT) LTD 90,422 0.09% 0.06% 642 MARCELL PRIVATE LIMITED 42,847 0.04%
353 EKEZAL ENTERPRISES PVT LTD T/A GOLDEN FOODS 89,968 0.09% 451 COOVER BOTTLERS (PVT) LTD 69,670 0.06% 643 MUTARE BOTTLING COMPANY 42,423 0.04%
354 QUESTVEST (PVT) LTD 89,569 0.09% 0.06% 644 A S KEMP ENTERPRISES P/L T/A MINEPRO ZIMBABWE 42,043 0.04%
355 CFAO MOTORS ZIMBABWE 89,522 0.09% 452 SHAPE IT ADHESIVES PVT LTD 69,391 0.06% 645 ZAMCO 41,943 0.04%
356 KRAIN LABORATORIES 89,394 0.09% 0.06% 646 POWERFUL GRAND INDUSTRIES P/L 41,702 0.04%
357 MINRES TRADING 89,100 0.09% 453 POST AND TELECOMUNICATION REGULATORY AUTHORITY OFZIMBABWE 69,243 0.06% 647 CHINHOYI IMAGING CENTRE 41,564 0.04%
358 ATRAK PAINT INVESTMENTS 88,601 0.09% 0.06% 648 ALBCO PVT LTD 41,472 0.04%
359 BATEMAN WATER ZIMBABWE 88,164 0.09% 454 DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS (PVT) LTD 69,177 0.06% 649 CAILOGISTICS PVT LTD 41,401 0.04%
360 ROTATE TECHNOLOGIES 88,008 0.09% 0.06% 650 FRAZIER ENTERPRISES P/L 41,363 0.04%
361 AT TELECOMS 87,805 0.09% 455 BLESSMORE CHANAKIRA 68,910 0.06% 651 PICKMORE INVESTMENTS 41,314 0.04%
362 MEGABULK DISTRIBUTORS 87,675 0.09% 0.06% 652 MMG INVESTMENTS 41,195 0.04%
363 PROSPEROUS DAYS INVESTMENTS 87,122 0.08% 456 AGRISWISS ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 68,820 0.06% 653 REYDELLET INVESTMENTS T/A HUKURU CHICKS 40,811 0.04%
364 BEVGRIP TRADING (PVT) LTD 87,104 0.08% 0.06% 654 FUNWELL GWIZA 40,732 0.04%
365 FOOD AND INDUSTRIAL PROCESSORS 86,405 0.08% 457 FORICH ELECTRICAL 68,521 0.06% 655 NURENCHIA POWER RITE 40,713 0.04%
366 KAMATECH PROJECTS PL 85,983 0.08% 0.06% 656 GATEMASTER INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 40,184 0.04%
367 TWINE AND CORDAGE MANUFACTURING 85,753 0.08% 458 VLAMSTRO TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD 68,290 0.06% 657 SIDAL ENGINEERING 40,046 0.04%
368 PURPLE LILAC INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 85,717 0.08% 0.06% 658 WESTROLF PVT LTD 40,000 0.04%
369 GARAQUIP 85,411 0.08% 459 WILTAN AFRICA 68,049 0.06% 659 TADZINGAIRA TACHIVEYI 40,000 0.04%
370 KDB HEALTHCARE 85,040 0.08% 0.06% 660 TUNGA MARKETING P/L 40,000 0.04%
371 COLOUR RAY P/L T/A CENTAPE 84,916 0.08% 460 PULSE MEDICAL CARE 68,000 0.06% 661 TEEZIK 40,000 0.04%
372 BOM INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIERS 84,791 0.08% 0.06% 662 THEMERDEX ENERGY RESOURCES 40,000 0.04%
373 EVERDOL ENTERPRISES 84,763 0.08% 461 BAMM STATIONERS 67,787 0.06% 663 ZIMBABWE CRSG CONSTRUCTION PVT LTD 40,000 0.04%
374 MULTIPEST SERVICES P/L 84,207 0.08% 0.06% 664 VOLTAGE CITY (PVT) LTD 40,000 0.04%
375 VETERAN INVESTMENTS P/L T/A LONZIM METALS 83,746 0.08% 462 TRANSNATIONAL AGRO INDRUSTRIES 67,700 0.06% 665 RIMBI TRAVEL AND TOURS 40,000 0.04%
376 CHEMICAL PROCUREMENT SERVICES AFRICA PVT LTD 82,596 0.08% 0.06% 666 STEP IN STYLE GARMENTS 40,000 0.04%
377 NOVAFEED PRIVATE LIMITED 82,594 0.08% 463 ASSOCIATED FOODS ZIMBABWE 67,627 0.06% 667 SFI CONSTRUCTION PRIVATE LIMITED 40,000 0.04%
378 NETFIELDS TECHNOLOGIES 82,200 0.08% 0.06% 668 ROUTEWILL MARKETING (PRIVATE) LIMITED 40,000 0.04%
379 BULAWAYO STEEL PRODUCTS T/A TASSBURG 82,078 0.08% 464 RUNPOWER RESOURCES (PRIVATE) LIMITED 67,376 0.06% 669 REDAN GAS (PVT) LTD 40,000 0.04%
380 ZHONG AN ENTERPRISES P/L 81,872 0.08% 0.06% 670 SAFHAN ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 40,000 0.04%
381 PRASHANT SHAH 81,600 0.08% 465 ALTURAS ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 66,966 0.06% 671 POWERSEVEN INVESTMENTS 40,000 0.04%
382 KANU EQUIPMENT ZIMBABWE 80,731 0.08% 0.06% 672 NEONLITE ENTERPRISES 40,000 0.04%
383 RED DANE AGRI SOLUTIONS (PVT) LTD 80,059 0.08% 466 ROONEYS HIRE SERVICES P/L 66,794 0.06% 673 MOTOR INDUSTRY PENSION FUND 40,000 0.04%
384 ZAMGROW INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 80,000 0.08% 0.06% 674 KERLFASHIONS (PVT) LTD T/A KERL LOGISTICS 40,000 0.04%
385 TRUSCATH LOGISTICS 80,000 0.08% 467 EXCOGITATE INVESTMENTS 66,585 0.06% 675 LEDGER PAINTS 40,000 0.04%
386 RESTAPEDIC BEDDING P/L 80,000 0.08% 0.06% 676 MEDICAL CARE SOLUTIONS PVT LTD 40,000 0.04%
387 SOURCE FUEL P/L 80,000 0.08% 468 PROFOAM PRIVATE LIMITED 66,546 0.06% 677 LIGHTHOUSE PRINT 40,000 0.04%
388 SUMMERFALL INVESTMENTS 80,000 0.08% 0.06% 678 LADELENOS RESOURCES PVT LTD 40,000 0.04%
389 MIMSEM INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 80,000 0.08% 469 FRISERV INVESTMENTS 66,277 0.06% 679 LED TRAVEL AND TOURS 40,000 0.04%
390 MOORHILL INVESTMENTS 80,000 0.08% 0.06% 680 MAG AND RODS (PVT) LTD 40,000 0.04%
391 INVESTPOOL INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 80,000 0.08% 470 TUVAIDDO INVESTMENTS PRIVATE LIMITED TAWHOLESALE SPARES 66,220 0.06% 681 HUJEEN INVESTMENTS P/L 40,000 0.04%
392 HARDWAVES AUDIO ACOUSTIX 80,000 0.08% 0.06% 682 GRAPESPORT INVESTMENTS 40,000 0.04%
393 FAMATINA INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 80,000 0.08% 471 HONDA COVENTRY 66,153 0.06% 683 FENCOST INVESTMENTS 40,000 0.04%
394 G & M PANEL BEATERS 80,000 0.08% 0.06% 684 GRANT WELLINGTON THULISA T/A GWT POWER 40,000 0.04%
395 CZIM CORRUGATED BOX SOLUTION (PVT) LTD 80,000 0.08% 472 ALRO SHIPPING PRIVATE LIMITED 65,971 0.06% 685 CHILMUND INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 40,000 0.04%
396 RESTAPEDIC MANUFACTURING (PVT) LTD 79,995 0.08% 0.06% 686 DAV NIX TRUCKS AND SPARES 40,000 0.04%
397 MEITHRIN INVESTMENTS 79,910 0.08% 473 JARNFIEL ENTERPRISES 65,907 0.06% 687 ESCAPADES PVT LTD 40,000 0.04%
398 LONGRANGE PHARMACY PVT LTD 79,720 0.08% 0.06% 688 CITEPAGE ENTERPRISES 40,000 0.04%
399 GEMATCH PETROLEUM (PVT) LTD 79,718 0.08% 474 COLVEST INVESTMENTS P/L 65,868 0.06% 689 DUO VALLEY COMMODITY BROKERS 40,000 0.04%
400 AGRIFORCE (PVT) LTD 79,696 0.08% 0.06% 690 DAVIS CORE 40,000 0.04%
401 FERNADOR MINING T/A TRUE GAS 79,639 0.08% 475 TIGER BRAKE & CLUTCH (PVT) LTD 65,838 0.06% 691 DEEDS INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 40,000 0.04%
402 SOLAR FARMING (PVT) LTD 79,568 0.08% 0.06% 692 ALL BRIGHT ENTERPRISES 40,000 0.04%
403 ORANGE HEALTH (PVT) LTD 79,500 0.08% 476 PRIME SOLE 65,798 0.06% 693 BUILDERS ONE STOP 40,000 0.04%

477 CLEAN O PVT LTD 65,758

478 INSTINCT RISK ADVISORY 65,631

479 DOLTEK ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 65,250

480 ZIMBABWE STOCK EXCHANGE 64,986

481 BEI AGRI 64,818

482 ENBEE STORES 64,500

483 PARTRID INVESTMENTS 64,058

484 TERRAQUIP AGRICULTURAL SERVICES 63,987

485 FLOWELL FARMING T/A FAIRHILL FARM 63,717

486 SHREYAINVESTMENTS (PRIVATE)LIMITED T/ABOWLINE BEDDING MANUFACTURE6R3S,611
487 FRAMPOL INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 63,233

488 WELLCROFT INVESTMENTS 63,029

489 SATISH PATEL 62,768

490 OPTIC ZIMBABWE 62,292

491 PENANEL TRADING (PVT) LTD 61,716

492 VOLTAS TRADING PVT LTD 61,673

493 EARTHLINK TECHNOLOGIES 61,297

494 COMMAF HOLDINGS PRIVATE LIMITED 61,287

495 ORBANVILLE INVESTMENTS 61,175

496 ZIMBABWE TRADE EXCHANGE (PRIVATE) LIMITED 61,168

497 SACTORUM AGENCIES 60,740

498 SILKWOOD MANUFACTURING P/L 60,632

499 LOADRITE INVESTMENTS 60,549

500 DR ADVANCE KAVAI 60,090

501 TOOLPOST ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 60,000

502 THE COPIER PARTS COMPANY 60,000

503 QUEST HUB SOLUTIONS 60,000

504 PAROAN VISTA PVT LTD 60,000

505 MUELLER INVESTMENTS 60,000

506 LIMITLESS INCORPORATION ZIMBABWE 60,000

507 J C RAYS P/L 60,000

508 LUKUTA POWER COMPANY 60,000

509 EXPERT CHOICE AGROCHEMICALS (PVT) LTD 60,000

510 ELIZABETH FLORIST 60,000

511 DASAPA PVT LTD 60,000

512 ARMMINNI PRIVATE LIMITED 60,000

513 WELLOD TRADERS 59,993

514 BITUMEN RESOURCES 59,990

515 BREXHILL ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 59,911

516 EVENT PLANET PRIVATE LIMITED 59,702

517 LONGDEN ENTERPRISES (PRIVATE) LIMITED 59,595

518 LEAPIUM HOLDINGS 59,510

519 SIYPAK FOODS PVT LTD 59,452

520 HUGGINS INVESTMENTS 59,440

521 BLINART INVESTMENTS 59,400

522 GAPBAN INVESTMENTS 59,194

523 UNIVERSAL RUBBER & HOSE BYO P/L 59,178

524 ZADA CONSTRUCTION PVT LTD 59,000

525 SKM MOTORCYCLES (PVT) LTD 59,000

526 NUVERT TRADING 59,000

527 X-SEA IMPORTS (PVT) LTD T/A TECH AFRICA 58,985

528 FAMBISA INDUSTRIES 58,900

529 SPARKLE BEVERAGES PVT LTD 58,876

530 OAKBROOK INVESTMENTS 58,809

531 COMMERCIAL GAS 58,780

532 AGGOKA INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 58,600

533 BELTS N HOSES 58,397

534 POWER SEVEN CANVAS 58,320

535 NORTHLANDS RESOURCES 58,300

536 JACOB BETHEL CORPORATION 58,273

537 MOLVA FOODS P/L 58,250

538 ZIMBABWE PHARMACEUTICALS 58,247

539 DON FOSS ENTERPRISES 58,180

540 CENTRAL AFRICAN PACKAGING CORPORATION 58,000

541 FARAI CHIKUWA 57,835

542 COLUMBUS MCKINNON (PVT) LTD 57,809

543 STEM MAGNETICS (PVT) LTD 57,600

544 BIOPHARM PRIVATE LIMITED 57,564

545 MINING & INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIERS 57,445

546 DAECO PVT LTD 57,330

547 GEARTALK MOTORS 57,328

548 SAN HANRIQUE TRADING 57,300

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694 ALYSASH ENTERPRISES T/A LINEN AND EXTRA 40,000 0.04% 839 UNITED MILLING COMPANY (PVT) LTD 30,900 0.03% 984 VERDUN SERVICES PVT LTD 20,000 0.02%
695 AL SHAKUR INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 40,000 0.04% 840 MINWELL INVESTMENTS 30,885 0.03% 985 T & J RORKE GOLD (PVT) LTD 20,000 0.02%
696 ABRIGO 40,000 0.04% 841 DESTINY ELECTRONICS 30,853 0.03% 986 TEXTILE GALLERY 20,000 0.02%
697 ATOM RESOURCES PVT LTD 40,000 0.04% 842 INDEX WATERPROOFING ZIM T/A ENG WATER PROOFING SYSTEMS 30,797 0.03% 987 TAITOS GANGATA 20,000 0.02%
698 DEANVEST FUELS 39,999 0.04% 843 AFROSOFT HOLDINGS 30,714 0.03% 988 THERMACOOL 20,000 0.02%
699 FIRSTGRADE INCORPORATED 39,992 0.04% 844 ARCH 360 BRANDING 30,700 0.03% 989 PRINTBASE SOLUTIONS 20,000 0.02%
700 NAYWEL TRADING 39,991 0.04% 845 WHEATSTAR P/L 30,600 0.03% 990 SOOMNET INTERNATIONAL 20,000 0.02%
701 INFINITY NEW TECHNOLOGIES 39,980 0.04% 846 HURRICANE AUTO PARTS 30,488 0.03% 991 SQUARE TWENTY TWO MAINTANANCE 20,000 0.02%
702 GLOBAL HORIZONS PRIVATE LIMITED 39,978 0.04% 847 HEBDEN ENTERPRISES 30,441 0.03% 992 PRINCE HWENJERE 20,000 0.02%
703 HICORP PVT LTD 39,977 0.04% 848 EDMORE BERE 30,419 0.03% 993 REMICK CONTRACTORS PL 20,000 0.02%
704 LYSAVAY ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 39,965 0.04% 849 EW AND J KIRY PARTNERSHIP T/A SEDGEMOOR 30,400 0.03% 994 PROCURE CHAIN 20,000 0.02%
705 MBUKWE INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 39,960 0.04% 850 DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY SERVICES 30,379 0.03% 995 ROATANG INVESTMENT 20,000 0.02%
706 DONJA INVESTMENTS 39,950 0.04% 851 UNIVERSAL FURNISHERS T/A GENERAL BEDDING 30,163 0.03% 996 RATOANG INVESTMENTS 20,000 0.02%
707 FIDELIQUIP MACHINERY 39,937 0.04% 852 SWITCH LIGHTING 30,100 0.03% 997 SUN TO MOON INVESTMENTS 20,000 0.02%
708 ICEFEED P/L 39,936 0.04% 853 OPTIMUM DRILLING 30,010 0.03% 998 SADOR TRADING (PVT) LTD 20,000 0.02%
709 SUBSAHN ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 39,935 0.04% 854 BILCRO HOLDINGS 30,000 0.03% 999 RAINBOW FOODS 20,000 0.02%
710 NEYWELL TRADING 39,920 0.04% 855 NELSPOT BRANDS (PVT) LTD 29,976 0.03% 1000 SPENCER MUCHAMIRI PBC 20,000 0.02%
711 UTANO AFRICA (PVT) LTD 39,820 0.04% 856 NOGGIN TRADING PL 29,923 0.03% 1001 SYLVESTER & KITCHEN 20,000 0.02%
712 BRADFORD SENIOR SCHOOL 39,814 0.04% 857 S J BURGER T/A MACHAKWI CROPPING 29,900 0.03% 1002 SARATOGA INVESTMENTS 20,000 0.02%
713 AGROVET AGRICULTURE 39,739 0.04% 858 LAMCAST REFRACTORIES 29,780 0.03% 1003 SAFEDRIVE MOTORSPARES 20,000 0.02%
714 PATSIME OIL PL 39,706 0.04% 859 MEDICLIFF PHARMA DISTRIBUTORS 29,735 0.03% 1004 SQNEED CHROME ZIMBABWE P/L 20,000 0.02%
715 S & M BRICKS AND TILES 39,553 0.04% 860 LINDIWE M SIBANDA 29,337 0.03% 1005 RELCO INDUSTRIES 20,000 0.02%
716 CHARTER SEEDS 39,500 0.04% 861 CHT ZIMBABWE 29,286 0.03% 1006 PELGIN CONSULTING SERVICES (PVT) LTD 20,000 0.02%
717 NATCO TECHNICAL ENGINEERING 39,450 0.04% 862 FLANCON INVESTMENTS 29,216 0.03% 1007 ODZI TRANSPORT PVT LTD 20,000 0.02%
718 VERITRAN (PRIVATE) LIMITED T/A ZSS 39,352 0.04% 863 KOTRUM ENTERPRISES 29,209 0.03% 1008 MULTIMEDIA ELECTRONICS 20,000 0.02%
719 NEABURG ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 39,320 0.04% 864 GREATSURE INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 29,190 0.03% 1009 PADDOCK GEARS & ENGINEERING PVT LTD 20,000 0.02%
720 ETRAN ENTERPRISES 39,301 0.04% 865 PEARSON GOWERO 29,171 0.03% 1010 MOBILE KENTUCKY (PVT) LTD 20,000 0.02%
721 AIRLIFT ENGINEERING P/L 39,200 0.04% 866 SERVIETTES ZIMBABWE P/L 29,000 0.03% 1011 PRESTON HWENA 20,000 0.02%
722 MUDYIWA EDSON PADYA 39,150 0.04% 867 MONECREW SUPPLIES PVT LTD 29,000 0.03% 1012 PLASTIC AND PIPE INDUSTRY 20,000 0.02%
723 FORMER ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 39,064 0.04% 868 EDWARD NDAIMA 29,000 0.03% 1013 PLASCYCLE INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 20,000 0.02%
724 AXIS SOLUTIONS 39,000 0.04% 869 DUZZIT CLOTHIERS 28,942 0.03% 1014 NYATI GAS 20,000 0.02%
725 PAT DUNN & MARK FUTTER 38,993 0.04% 870 EMILLIAH MABIKA 28,830 0.03% 1015 MOSES DUBE 20,000 0.02%
726 TORQUE TRADING (PVT) LTD 38,750 0.04% 871 AAYU PACKAGING (PVT) LTD 28,830 0.03% 1016 PREETASH PATEL 20,000 0.02%
727 NICMART BUSINESS SOLUTIONS 38,742 0.04% 872 STALL COLL INVESTMENTS 28,821 0.03% 1017 MR & MRS LG MCBEAN 20,000 0.02%
728 ROCKODOX ENERGY 38,657 0.04% 873 WEBTEX PRIVATE LIMITED 28,811 0.03% 1018 NQOBA MINING 20,000 0.02%
729 BURAYAYI MUKUDZAVU 38,619 0.04% 874 EGIKAI INVESTMENTS PRIVATE LIMITED 28,762 0.03% 1019 PHIREBROOK INVESTMENTS 20,000 0.02%
730 GOVERNMENT PENSIONS OFFICE 38,618 0.04% 875 OLYMPIUS INVESTMENTS 28,704 0.03% 1020 NJANIKE CONSTRUCTION 20,000 0.02%
731 PROSPERAJ ELECTRICAL AND SOLAR 38,537 0.04% 876 RILSTONE INVESTMENTS T/A CHANTON ELUTION PLANT 28,690 0.03% 1021 PALEWHITE (PVT) LTD 20,000 0.02%
732 DEVICES & DISPOSABLES T/A DMD HEALTHCARE (PVT) LTD 38,504 0.04% 877 TAWBET (PVT) LTD 28,677 0.03% 1022 PAIDROY MARKETING 20,000 0.02%
733 TROXINE TRADING 38,478 0.04% 878 HIGHFIELD PETROLEUM (PVT) LTD 28,632 0.03% 1023 MAXEN P KAROMBO 20,000 0.02%
734 ELENGROW INVESTMENTS P/L 38,338 0.04% 879 DONBON INVESTMENTS 28,480 0.03% 1024 LLOYDS SERVICE STATION 20,000 0.02%
735 JJ BENATAR (PVT) LTD T/A DIESEL GEAR 38,296 0.04% 880 INTERCANE ENTERPRISES 28,466 0.03% 1025 KAMUNDA INVESTMENTS P/L 20,000 0.02%
736 MOPTA INDUSTRIAL P/L 38,203 0.04% 881 NORLEEN MUNYEZA 28,300 0.03% 1026 LOTRUM MARKETING 20,000 0.02%
737 KINGFISHER AUTO (PVT) LTD 38,200 0.04% 882 M & V FOOTWEAR MANUFACTURERS 28,153 0.03% 1027 JOY SEMWAYO 20,000 0.02%
738 KINGDOMVALE INVESTMENTS PVT LTS T/A KINGDOM TYRES 38,182 0.04% 883 CREDLE ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 28,080 0.03% 1028 LILCARE INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 20,000 0.02%
739 FRANCIS VURAYAYI CHINGOZHO 38,138 0.04% 884 BRAND AGRO P/L 27,962 0.03% 1029 JC CAPITAL 20,000 0.02%
740 PLANET PHARMACEUTICALS AND CHEMICALS PVT LTD 38,075 0.04% 885 BRUVOC TRADING 27,888 0.03% 1030 MARY ELLEN FARM MANAGEMENT P/L 20,000 0.02%
741 CONTAK PVT LTD 38,000 0.04% 886 NANGISAI J MUGABE 27,753 0.03% 1031 LAKE HARVEST AQUACULTURE PVT LTD 20,000 0.02%
742 DR DUMISANI NDLOVU PRACTICE 37,958 0.04% 887 EASWALD IT SOLUTIONS P/L 27,716 0.03% 1032 JADE TAKUDZWA TSOKODAYI 20,000 0.02%
743 ARATAS CORPORATION 37,956 0.04% 888 ARNEST CONSTRUCTION PVT LTD 27,675 0.03% 1033 M AND H EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIERS 20,000 0.02%
744 SNOWMASTER ICE PRIVATE LIMITED 37,929 0.04% 889 PRIDHAM INVESTMENTS 27,647 0.03% 1034 EXPO ENERGY P/L 20,000 0.02%
745 CONSTANTINE MUTZURIS 37,857 0.04% 890 SECURITY DEVICES 27,621 0.03% 1035 FAIRGLOW INVESTMENTS 20,000 0.02%
746 LIMAC ENTERPRISES 37,713 0.04% 891 NYAZENGA PATRICIA 27,398 0.03% 1036 GEORGEMOSE INVESTMENTS PL 20,000 0.02%
747 BUILDERS POWER HOUSE PVT LTD 37,700 0.04% 892 AREGELIA TRADING PVT LTD 27,300 0.03% 1037 GRAMEEN FINANCE 20,000 0.02%
748 ISAMBANE 37,680 0.04% 893 TENGWA TRANSPORT (PVT) LTD 27,283 0.03% 1038 ICE AGE ENTERPRISES P/L 20,000 0.02%
749 ACCESS SOLUTIONS 37,595 0.04% 894 AFROTIJA PVT LTD 27,274 0.03% 1039 GOODSHOW MANUFACTURING PL 20,000 0.02%
750 BIGSTOCK (PVT) LTD 37,566 0.04% 895 ZELPAC TRADING 27,240 0.03% 1040 EYE ATTIC 20,000 0.02%
751 DELPORTS TOBACCO BEETLE EXT 37,500 0.04% 896 SILKSILVER INVESTMENTS 27,156 0.03% 1041 HERPSONS ENGINEERING 20,000 0.02%
752 COOLEY SOMSAK MEDICAL T/A CS MEDICAL 37,500 0.04% 897 SKINGLEY INVESTMENTS 27,100 0.03% 1042 HAGADOL ENTERPRISES 20,000 0.02%
753 DRILL RIG ENGINEERING 37,435 0.04% 898 JOSHBRIA INVESTMENTS 26,975 0.03% 1043 HELIOS PROCUREMENT P/L 20,000 0.02%
754 AFRITRACTORS ZIMBABWE 37,169 0.04% 899 THINKSTOCK INVESTMENTS 26,933 0.03% 1044 HYPERFEEDS ANNUAL NUTRITION 20,000 0.02%
755 DR Z K SIRDAR 37,163 0.04% 900 C W MAGGS 26,878 0.03% 1045 ITAYI MEMORY MITI 20,000 0.02%
756 BINUM TYRE SERVICES 37,074 0.04% 901 PHARMACEUTICAL AND CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTORS 26,827 0.03% 1046 GLANMOT MANUFACTURING 20,000 0.02%
757 FARLLOY TRADING (PVT) LTD 37,073 0.04% 902 GODWIN TAVAZIVA 26,767 0.03% 1047 EROZIM PVT LTD 20,000 0.02%
758 TOMBILL TRADING P/L 37,070 0.04% 903 NELI KETCHEROVA BOYNOVA 26,689 0.03% 1048 CYBERTECH MEDIA 20,000 0.02%
759 EXCELLENCE ENGINEERING PVT LTD 37,067 0.04% 904 DAVID AND NESTHA CHINYEMBA 26,688 0.03% 1049 EVARESTO RUKASHA 20,000 0.02%
760 WATERWRIGHT IRRIGATION (PRIVATE) LIMITED 37,053 0.04% 905 GREEN EYE MARKETING 26,546 0.03% 1050 CHIANINA ENTERPRISES 20,000 0.02%
761 HYVELD SEED COMPANY 37,020 0.04% 906 MARK ZINHU 26,545 0.03% 1051 CHIPO NDUDZO 20,000 0.02%
762 LOSPEN FARMING (PVT) LTD 37,000 0.04% 907 AEROWISE ENTERPRISES P/L 26,520 0.03% 1052 CLEAN BOX (PVT) LTD 20,000 0.02%
763 MANDEBVU CONTRACTING PVT LTD 37,000 0.04% 908 KERSHELMAR DAIRIES (PVT) LTD 26,435 0.03% 1053 COLORPLAST ZIMBABWE PRIVATE LIMITED 20,000 0.02%
764 CHARLES STEWART DAY OLD CHICKS (PVT) LTD 36,953 0.04% 909 GLOFEX PVT LTD 26,420 0.03% 1054 CORPORATE HEALTHCARE INFORMATICS 20,000 0.02%
765 FLIK NIK ENTERPRISES 36,872 0.04% 910 NIXJOEN MANDAZA MAPESA 26,373 0.03% 1055 CRAMESHORE INVESTMENTS 20,000 0.02%
766 FROLGATE TECHNOLOGY (PVT) LTD 36,867 0.04% 911 MY COMPANY PVT LTD 26,269 0.03% 1056 CONSUFLEX MARKETING (PVT) LTD 20,000 0.02%
767 SATCHMO INVESTMENTS 36,847 0.04% 912 MEDTECH MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC 26,225 0.03% 1057 EMERANCE PVT LTD 20,000 0.02%
768 MOORES FARMING PVT LTD 36,600 0.04% 913 ZIKRAG (PVT) LTD 26,148 0.03% 1058 DURO PARTS 20,000 0.02%
769 RANWA MARKETING P/L 36,570 0.04% 914 P DOBROPOULOS AND SONS 26,062 0.03% 1059 CRAMWELL INVESTMENTS 20,000 0.02%
770 SEPHTUNE LOGISTICS 36,496 0.04% 915 DAMEHIDE INVESTMENTS 26,041 0.03% 1060 ENRAGE HOLDINGS 20,000 0.02%
771 LUIPARDAL INVESTMENTS 36,405 0.04% 916 SCENTPRO ENTERPRISES 26,030 0.03% 1061 CITY OF GWERU 20,000 0.02%
772 AT NTK AUTO P/L 36,350 0.04% 917 JABEZ TRADING PVT LTD 26,000 0.03% 1062 EASYBONE INVESTMENTS 20,000 0.02%
773 POWERFLEX CONTROLS 36,242 0.04% 918 PALM PHARMA T/A MEDORANGE PHAMACY 25,918 0.03% 1063 CONGATE 20,000 0.02%
774 SHILOL AFRICA INVESTMENTS P/L 36,088 0.04% 919 WAITIRI FARM ENTERPRISES 25,719 0.02% 1064 DRYLANDS FOODS PVT LTD 20,000 0.02%
775 ASSOCIATED TYRES 36,040 0.03% 920 EMPOWERBANK LIMITED 25,705 0.02% 1065 EARLGREY MOTORS 20,000 0.02%
776 AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AUTHORITY 35,985 0.03% 921 BEAM AND RAYS 25,685 0.02% 1066 ELIJAH CHIMA 20,000 0.02%
777 W AND D CONSULTANTS 35,885 0.03% 922 DAVID TAPERA GAMANYA 25,524 0.02% 1067 ELIZABETH MUDAVANHU 20,000 0.02%
778 BOLTGAS INTERNATIONAL 35,710 0.03% 923 CPF HOLDINGS 25,500 0.02% 1068 BULATEKE MILLING P/L 20,000 0.02%
779 FURIC PLASTICS 35,697 0.03% 924 MURUWE 25,479 0.02% 1069 AC CONTROLS 20,000 0.02%
780 KLETO CHIKETSANI 35,622 0.03% 925 LACKSON MONDO 25,453 0.02% 1070 CAPE VALLEY CONSTRUCTION 20,000 0.02%
781 REACHOUT TRANSPORT (PVT) LTD 35,562 0.03% 926 CROXPEC INVESTMENTS 25,384 0.02% 1071 BROYLAY INVESTMENTS 20,000 0.02%
782 CHAS HOTELS 35,519 0.03% 927 EDWIN GUMBO 25,343 0.02% 1072 BRIAN SAMU 20,000 0.02%
783 TRISPIRIT DISTRIBUTORS PVT LTD 35,417 0.03% 928 FAIRTRAC ADVENTURES 25,251 0.02% 1073 BRAFORD INVESTMENTS P/L 20,000 0.02%
784 BAZTECH INCORPORATED 35,333 0.03% 929 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY PENSION FUND 25,245 0.02% 1074 BINDURA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE EDUCATION 20,000 0.02%
785 GOODBOOK INVESTMENTS P/L 35,307 0.03% 930 SHORTWATERS TRADING P/L 25,205 0.02% 1075 BARAKAH LOGISTICS (PVT)LTD 20,000 0.02%
786 WILCHART ENTERPRISES 35,257 0.03% 931 MUCLESS PVT LTD 25,200 0.02% 1076 AZBO INVESTMENTS 20,000 0.02%
787 ADDERLEY CONSULTANTS P/L 35,189 0.03% 932 R & S DIESELPRO SERVICES 25,058 0.02% 1077 BRENTWOOD INCOPORATION 20,000 0.02%
788 QUODEC ZIMBABWE 35,181 0.03% 933 TN ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANY 25,000 0.02% 1078 BOX OFFICE TECHNOLOGIES 20,000 0.02%
789 DONSHAFT 35,042 0.03% 934 BENSON NDACHENA 24,946 0.02% 1079 ATTICUS INVESTMENTS PL 20,000 0.02%
790 MUCHANETA NDACHENA 35,000 0.03% 935 OUTBACK COUNTRY PRODUCTS 24,937 0.02% 1080 AVELYN INC PVT LTD 20,000 0.02%
791 HEADREST INVESTMENTS 35,000 0.03% 936 NGONI WEBB MASHUMBA 24,922 0.02% 1081 BOLTREC ENGINEERING (PVT) LTD 20,000 0.02%
792 FIBION RUTOPE 35,000 0.03% 937 KUTAURA ENTERPRISES 24,909 0.02% 1082 BLACKBOX INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 20,000 0.02%
793 MIDLANDS ACRES 34,984 0.03% 938 TICHAONA MABEZA 24,735 0.02% 1083 PRISCILLA KOKERAYI 19,998 0.02%
794 IYNOTTE INVESTMENTS 34,978 0.03% 939 NEMALA TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD 24,600 0.02% 1084 CANELOX INVESTMENTS 19,996 0.02%
795 SUSTECH PVT LTD 34,646 0.03% 940 AIFOS MANUFACTURING 24,400 0.02% 1085 TRINITY LOGISTICS 19,993 0.02%
796 NORMAN & STOCKDALE PVT LTD 34,541 0.03% 941 TICHAFA RINOMHOTA 24,139 0.02% 1086 LOGISTICS MAESTRO 19,984 0.02%
797 TIPCALL INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD T/A CUTING EDGE 34,515 0.03% 942 INTERGRATED HYGIENE SYSTEMS 24,064 0.02% 1087 JESKINUS Z MUKONOWESHURO 19,982 0.02%
798 MAKOMWE TRANSPORT 34,500 0.03% 943 SUBLIME BRAND COMPANY 23,959 0.02% 1088 ROSLEY ELECTRONICS 19,980 0.02%
799 PREMIER PEST CONTROL SERVICES 34,360 0.03% 944 J MED SUPPLIES 23,910 0.02% 1089 INTERGRATED COMPOUNDS 19,980 0.02%
800 ASCA HEALTHCARE (PVT) LTD 34,200 0.03% 945 NHUNGU TRADING PRIVATE LIMITED 23,900 0.02% 1090 GENERAL BEDDING 19,969 0.02%
801 SEEDEX ENTERPRISES 34,090 0.03% 946 CHRISTIANJAVAN INVESTMENTS 23,572 0.02% 1091 DUMILE INVESTMENTS P/L 19,954 0.02%
802 NOTTINGHAM ESTATES P/L 33,980 0.03% 947 WINNING SALES AND DISTRIBUTORS 23,492 0.02% 1092 GOAL LOGISTICS PVT LTD 19,953 0.02%
803 LOZINO INVESTMENTS PRIVATE LIMITED 33,960 0.03% 948 COCHRANE PUMP ZIMBABWE 23,400 0.02% 1093 MAXWELL CHISAHWIRA 19,950 0.02%
804 AVANTVEST CAPITAL 33,942 0.03% 949 EDWARD MAPOKOTERA 23,356 0.02% 1094 INSPIRATION AFRICA ENTERPRISES 19,950 0.02%
805 ILANGA FOODS 33,765 0.03% 950 ALIGNOMILE 23,259 0.02% 1095 CORKED SPIN INVESTMENTS PVT LTD T/A YO MILK 19,950 0.02%
806 DUNEXAS INVESTMENTS 33,761 0.03% 951 PROFESSIONAL OPTICAL 23,213 0.02% 1096 LABMORE INVESTMENTS 19,948 0.02%
807 TAFARNO INDUSTRIES (PVT) LTD 33,732 0.03% 952 NORGADE INVESTMENTS 23,000 0.02% 1097 AGRIMAP PVT LTD 19,947 0.02%
808 OUDTSHOORN VAN FARMING 33,500 0.03% 953 BASE YEAR PROPERTIES 22,916 0.02% 1098 PROBOARD MASTERS 19,900 0.02%
809 COLTRONICS T/A AMPERE INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICS 33,472 0.03% 954 ALSAA PETROLEUM ZIMBABWE 22,860 0.02% 1099 HIGH PLAN ENTERPRISES 19,900 0.02%
810 PANA MERA INVESTMENTS 33,458 0.03% 955 HERBERTS CONSTRUCTION 22,811 0.02% 1100 SUPREME MEDICAL SUPPLIERS 19,895 0.02%
811 PHARMANOVA P/L 33,399 0.03% 956 VEINMAT ENTERPRISES 22,725 0.02% 1101 APACK ZIMBABWE T/A CLASSIC MARKETING 19,880 0.02%
812 RAVEN COURT FUELS 33,100 0.03% 957 EDINAH MUKURAZHIZHA 22,575 0.02% 1102 FURBANK TRADING 19,850 0.02%
813 AMANZI OASIS 33,083 0.03% 958 CHIMLA ENTERPRISES 22,517 0.02% 1103 MASHBOLTS PVT LTD 19,848 0.02%
814 VPEK PLASTICS ZIMBABWE 33,055 0.03% 959 CRAMATMUN HOLDINGS 22,500 0.02% 1104 SYNERGY HARARE CAR RENTAL 19,845 0.02%
815 HELLO PROJECT DEVELOPERS 33,028 0.03% 960 LYNN GORDON MCBEAN 22,325 0.02% 1105 ICECASH PVT LTD 19,842 0.02%
816 FEGMA INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 33,000 0.03% 961 MFS GROUP PVT LTD 22,325 0.02% 1106 OLWETHU INVESTMENTS 19,824 0.02%
817 CRAIG HODGSON 32,992 0.03% 962 TINASHE REBECCA PASIPAMIRE 22,297 0.02% 1107 HOUSE OF BOOKS 19,800 0.02%
818 PROCUREMART TRADING (PVT) LTD 32,878 0.03% 963 CHIPO CHIPUDHLA 22,073 0.02% 1108 G TIDE MOBILE PHONE ZIMBABWE 19,799 0.02%
819 POWEREX 32,770 0.03% 964 INK SOLUTIONS 21,850 0.02% 1109 GLADERCOM ENTERPRISES 19,792 0.02%
820 GLYTIME FOODS P/L 32,770 0.03% 965 AUTHENTIC FIRE 21,765 0.02% 1110 GARDENIA ENTERPRISES PL 19,786 0.02%
821 MEDENT PVT LTD 32,592 0.03% 966 ALGAMAT INDUSTRIAL AND MINING P/L 21,649 0.02% 1111 BARMLO CONSTRUCTION 19,784 0.02%
822 WE BUY OLD BATTERIES 32,384 0.03% 967 TEXTWRIGHT PVT LTD 21,356 0.02% 1112 TRUCK IT PRIVATE LIMITED 19,780 0.02%
823 ESCOM INTERNATIONAL 32,240 0.03% 968 GRACE MABODZA 21,353 0.02% 1113 NSKBURG INVESTMENTS 19,774 0.02%
824 MEIZON PETROLEUM (PRIVATE) LIMITED 32,200 0.03% 969 AGANANG CONSULTANCY P/L 21,200 0.02% 1114 WHIRLWYN TRADING 19,772 0.02%
825 WONDER GASES P/L 32,022 0.03% 970 MASKOP ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 21,038 0.02% 1115 G M PANEL BEATERS T/A SUPREME PANEL BEATERS 19,750 0.02%
826 AFRILINE HAULAGE 31,819 0.03% 971 TINASHE DHOBBIE 21,000 0.02% 1116 TABITHA MADZIKANDA 19,748 0.02%
827 NIJAYS (PVT) LTD 31,773 0.03% 972 INKOSINATHI KHAKA 21,000 0.02% 1117 BULLION COMMODITIES INTERNATIONAL 19,747 0.02%
828 SEMEGAL INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 31,606 0.03% 973 SYLVESTER MUTAMBA 20,895 0.02% 1118 PLASTIC PROFILE P/L 19,744 0.02%
829 TENDAI CHIKWANHA 31,600 0.03% 974 LOU CORBI AGENCIES T/A AFRICA SALES 20,816 0.02% 1119 SECHON ENTERPRISES 19,736 0.02%
830 DAVID MARANGE 31,527 0.03% 975 ARM HEYES OPTOMETRIST P/L 20,781 0.02% 1120 BESTFY INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 19,708 0.02%
831 MANJOLO FARM PVT LTD 31,387 0.03% 976 IRON INN TRADING T/A ALMOND AFRICA 20,642 0.02% 1121 FLOWCAPE INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 19,700 0.02%
832 MINE ELECT PVT LTD 31,291 0.03% 977 SARUDZAI CHAORA 20,520 0.02% 1122 GROUND GRANITE TRADING 19,700 0.02%
833 WAYEBA INVESTMENTS P/L 31,200 0.03% 978 SKIP IT WASTE MANAGEMENT 20,450 0.02% 1123 BRUICE FINCH 19,700 0.02%
834 PHOENIX CONSOLIDATED INDUSTRIES 31,168 0.03% 979 STANDFAST CONTRACTORS PVT LTD 20,425 0.02% 1124 LUCIDITY TRADING 19,650 0.02%
835 GM TARPAULINS 31,030 0.03% 980 BRIAN CHANDIWANA 20,406 0.02% 1125 RECIPROCAL ENTERPRISES 19,646 0.02%
836 SAWIN INVESTMENTS 31,015 0.03% 981 RUEBEN TINEI JAVA 20,097 0.02% 1126 BLUETEK INVESTMENTS P/L 19,643 0.02%
837 POWERTECH ENGINEERING (PVT) LT 30,968 0.03% 982 THATON PROPERTY P/L 20,000 0.02% 1127 SAINTFORD 19,632 0.02%
838 KHAYA EQUIPMENT 30,950 0.03% 983 ZADA GRANITE P/L 20,000 0.02% 1128 FARAMATSI MOTORS (PVT) LTD 19,606 0.02%

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1129 G STAR P/L 19,596 0.02% 1273 CROWN HEALTH CARE 15,400 0.01% 1418 ODENQUIP PVT LTD 11,100 0.01%
1130 MICROPLAN FINANCIAL SERVICES 19,574 0.02% 1274 COSMOTECH 15,333 0.01% 1419 ALEXIO MUDEFI 11,076 0.01%
1131 CHINA AND ZIMBABWE BAOCHENG BRICKS 19,556 0.02% 1275 BLESSING MABHAMU 15,270 0.01% 1420 JULIE JOY ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 11,073 0.01%
1132 WINPAT AGROCHEM 19,536 0.02% 1276 OLD MUTUAL FINANCE 15,196 0.01% 1421 FAWCETT SECURITY 11,061 0.01%
1133 FOUNDATION FOR FARMING 19,501 0.02% 1277 CHITAITAI CHEMICAL 15,189 0.01% 1422 ZIMIND AGRO P/L 11,054 0.01%
1134 HAINGATE 19,483 0.02% 1278 MANAVHELA INVESTMENTS 15,120 0.01% 1423 KEPZITE INVESTMENTS 11,027 0.01%
1135 IDTECH DIAGNOSTIC LABORATIES 19,477 0.02% 1279 RIPTILL (PVT) LTD 15,108 0.01% 1424 HOME AND KITCHENWARE 11,019 0.01%
1136 GIDS MARTZ INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 19,470 0.02% 1280 ARCHFORD CHASARA 15,095 0.01% 1425 KANSAZ INVESTMENTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11,000 0.01%
1137 SANDRA VIMBAYI CHIKWAVA 19,431 0.02% 1281 MAK CAB PVT LTD 15,068 0.01% 1426 HARVEST ACRES (PVT) LTD 11,000 0.01%
1138 WEST AGENCIES (PRIVATE) LIMITED 19,417 0.02% 1282 M A CHIFODYA 15,031 0.01% 1427 BOTEREKWA TECHNOLOGIES 10,963 0.01%
1139 BENOX AND NANGISAI JESSICA MUGABE 19,415 0.02% 1283 RONALD MUTANDAGAYI 15,000 0.01% 1428 NUNGU ENERGY 10,952 0.01%
1140 WINNIE MOTSI 19,408 0.02% 1284 STEPHEN MUZA 15,000 0.01% 1429 SM MAYER 10,924 0.01%
1141 SALTIS CONSULTING 19,402 0.02% 1285 MEGAMOUTH HOLDINGS (PVT) LTD 15,000 0.01% 1430 LINK OPTICAL 10,915 0.01%
1142 AGRO SHAPE PVT LTD 19,380 0.02% 1286 DRILLMARK INVESTMENT 15,000 0.01% 1431 DYSORT ENTERPRISES 10,909 0.01%
1143 ANDULAR TRADING 19,360 0.02% 1287 BP SAMUDZIMU 15,000 0.01% 1432 SHINGAI LIONEL MPOFU 10,880 0.01%
1144 ZENGEA P/L 19,356 0.02% 1288 DATAMARK (PVT) LTD 14,952 0.01% 1433 ORBET ZHANJE 10,872 0.01%
1145 UVONGO PROJECTS PVT LTD 19,350 0.02% 1289 MID END COMPUTERS 14,950 0.01% 1434 ELEANOR N MUGWAGWA 10,870 0.01%
1146 SABLE PRESS 19,334 0.02% 1290 PRECISION MEDICAL LABORATORIES 14,949 0.01% 1435 EXPECTANT ENTERPRISES 10,855 0.01%
1147 AS KEMP ENTERPRISES P/L T/A MINEPRO ZIMBABWE 19,318 0.02% 1291 VIVAT CLEARVIEW 14,925 0.01% 1436 TATENDA CHIRONDA 10,843 0.01%
1148 LETS GROW INVESTMENTS 19,285 0.02% 1292 MANSEY TRADING 14,900 0.01% 1437 KALIMBA INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 10,823 0.01%
1149 IBHUBHESI TRADING PRIVATE LIMTED 19,275 0.02% 1293 WAVE MARKETING 14,875 0.01% 1438 EZYTRACK (PVT) LTD 10,764 0.01%
1150 BULAWAYO ABATTOIRS 19,274 0.02% 1294 TAPIWA SIPANI 14,850 0.01% 1439 SIMBARASHE MASHONGANYIKA 10,760 0.01%
1151 ZIMBABWE SCHOOL EXAMINATION COUNCIL 19,257 0.02% 1295 KENNEDY P MUNDA 14,811 0.01% 1440 MEGA LIVE ELECTRICAL 10,759 0.01%
1152 TAMBA BRANDS 19,228 0.02% 1296 GERALD ENGINEERING PVT LTD 14,770 0.01% 1441 JOSHUA CHIMHANDA 10,722 0.01%
1153 NEWMATIC TOOL 19,199 0.02% 1297 WHADCOAT SYSTEMS PBC 14,750 0.01% 1442 NATIONAL PROPSHAFT CENTER (PVT) LTD 10,700 0.01%
1154 RIO DOURO CONSTRUCTION (PVT) LTD 19,150 0.02% 1298 SOUTHSEA INVESTMENTS 14,744 0.01% 1443 SAMBURN PRESSINGS 10,700 0.01%
1155 CHAMPIONS INSURANCE 19,145 0.02% 1299 IAN MATHIESON 14,700 0.01% 1444 COOLMAN DISTRIBUTORS 10,654 0.01%
1156 WHOLLYECO COLLECT 19,142 0.02% 1300 JENTONE ENTERPRISES 14,691 0.01% 1445 RITEMAX TRADING 10,650 0.01%
1157 VIVAT HEALTH SOLUTIONS 19,128 0.02% 1301 ADEPT SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED 14,689 0.01% 1446 SPEEDLINE MARKETING (PVT) LTD 10,612 0.01%
1158 TERRACE AFRICA 19,105 0.02% 1302 PNELAND TECHNOLOGY 14,659 0.01% 1447 UMGIGWA MILLING COMPANY 10,600 0.01%
1159 INTERFEED INVESTMENTS P/L 19,084 0.02% 1303 ONE STOP AUTO 14,620 0.01% 1448 BANDE HOLDINGS 10,600 0.01%
1160 YARDOAK TRADING (PVT) LTD 19,035 0.02% 1304 LARYSCOPE HEALTHCARE 14,594 0.01% 1449 MORRIS MADZIYIRE 10,560 0.01%
1161 FE TATMIF T/A GREENS SUPERMARKET 19,014 0.02% 1305 HAEMATOLOGY LABORATORY 14,581 0.01% 1450 TAUYA MUGWAGWA 10,500 0.01%
1162 SOAPBOX ENTERPRISES 18,952 0.02% 1306 BECHR FILING CONCEPT PVT LTD 14,560 0.01% 1451 BATSIRAI DEMBETEMBE 10,466 0.01%
1163 HUMPHREY SITHOLE 18,950 0.02% 1307 RAM RETAIL (PRIVATE) LIMITED 14,526 0.01% 1452 PATHIAS MATAMBO 10,413 0.01%
1164 BENOX MUGABE 18,919 0.02% 1308 GREATER MUNGONI 14,500 0.01% 1453 ADVANCED CATRIDGE TRADE 10,404 0.01%
1165 GLENRAGE INVESTMENTS 18,900 0.02% 1309 LANDOS FARM 14,461 0.01% 1454 PORTIA MABIZA 10,387 0.01%
1166 TENDAI PANAISHE 18,835 0.02% 1310 DOLPHIN AQUATECH WATER TREATMENT PVT LTD 14,444 0.01% 1455 RUNGANO ZENGEYA 10,332 0.01%
1167 YANO MUSH 18,822 0.02% 1311 CLEARFACE INV 14,416 0.01% 1456 PULLED SUGAR INVESTMENTS 10,322 0.01%
1168 K W ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 18,810 0.02% 1312 SEDAN CHAIR TRADING (PVT) LTD 14,400 0.01% 1457 MOSES GAMBIZA 10,275 0.01%
1169 TOBIAS MAPUVIRE 18,810 0.02% 1313 ELEGENT EDGE P/L 14,350 0.01% 1458 SAROVER INVESTMENTS 10,250 0.01%
1170 QUALITY FOODS 18,807 0.02% 1314 FLOVEN SHUMBAMHINI 14,335 0.01% 1459 RALPH DIKINYA 10,192 0.01%
1171 CURLEW CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES 18,800 0.02% 1315 DELLYWAY INVESTMENTS 14,327 0.01% 1460 AUTOMOBILE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 10,173 0.01%
1172 EDIAS MWENJE 18,785 0.02% 1316 FREDERICK ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION P/L 14,300 0.01% 1461 TAFADZWA MAIGURIRA 10,160 0.01%
1173 OVACODA INVESTMENTS 18,755 0.02% 1317 GALLES INVESTMENTS T/A SOUTHERN COMFORT 14,275 0.01% 1462 BLACKBREW INVESTMENTS 10,120 0.01%
1174 HAMA SOLUTIONS INVESTMENTS 18,692 0.02% 1318 BENGO ELIMON TAUNDI 14,250 0.01% 1463 TAFI ZULU 10,100 0.01%
1175 MUSORO DOMBO 18,680 0.02% 1319 VEENITA PATEL 14,230 0.01% 1464 ESTHER MUREMBA 10,100 0.01%
1176 MAVULOUS MARONGWE 18,678 0.02% 1320 TSITSI MARIMO 14,200 0.01% 1465 LEON CHABVEKA 10,085 0.01%
1177 CREDFIN (PRIVATE) LIMITED 18,659 0.02% 1321 SKILLPACE 14,179 0.01% 1466 SYLVESTER TEMBO 10,010 0.01%
1178 BROLINE TRANSPORT 18,635 0.02% 1322 NYARADZO MATINDIKE 14,115 0.01% 1467 TEDRA GARA 10,009 0.01%
1179 JUSTINE CLOTHING 18,629 0.02% 1323 ASPIRE ELECTRICAL DEVICES 14,001 0.01% 1468 WILD TRACK TRADING 10,000 0.01%
1180 RICHARD MANGI 18,487 0.02% 1324 TSITSI PHIRI 14,000 0.01% 1469 PURE IMPACT (PVT) LTD 10,000 0.01%
1181 NESCHICK 18,486 0.02% 1325 OTIMUS INVESTMENTS 14,000 0.01% 1470 SAFE AFRICA 10,000 0.01%
1182 FIDELITY LIFE FINANCIAL SERVICES 18,484 0.02% 1326 CLOUDIOUS SANDUKIRA 14,000 0.01% 1471 PACKZONE INVESTMENTS P/L 10,000 0.01%
1183 EUREM POWER 18,478 0.02% 1327 EVERGREEN FIBREGLASS 13,900 0.01% 1472 PRAWELL INVESTMENTS 10,000 0.01%
1184 EQUALS SOLUTIONS PVT LTD 18,452 0.02% 1328 REBECCA PASI 13,889 0.01% 1473 MUNA DZINOTYIWEYI 10,000 0.01%
1185 KALAHARI SOLAR SOLUTIONS 18,427 0.02% 1329 SANDRINGHAM INCORPORATED 13,847 0.01% 1474 ISRAEL MUREFU 10,000 0.01%
1186 ETHERTON MPISAUNGA 18,426 0.02% 1330 MULTI MANUFACTURING 13,800 0.01% 1475 HASRAKI ZIMBABWE 10,000 0.01%
1187 SPRINGLARGE TRADING P/L 18,421 0.02% 1331 FINTECH 13,779 0.01% 1476 HITESH NATWARIAL ANADKAT 10,000 0.01%
1188 L D MAVIMA 18,400 0.02% 1332 EARTHSWOPS ENTERPRISES T/A BIDVEST CHEMICALS 13,718 0.01% 1477 CUP BEARER TRADING (PVT) LTD 10,000 0.01%
1189 GODNAS KABAYA 18,400 0.02% 1333 MEDWISE PHARMACY T/A MEDWISE MEDICARE 13,712 0.01% 1478 LINDA KALENGA GWAUNZA 9,945 0.01%
1190 LIFTECH ELEVATORS 18,368 0.02% 1334 GLOBAL SOLAR (PVT) LTD 13,684 0.01% 1479 MUGOVE VUDZIJENA 9,900 0.01%
1191 LAPTOPS DIRECT (PVT) LTD 18,345 0.02% 1335 POLYLIFE TRADING 13,653 0.01% 1480 COMPUSIGN 9,889 0.01%
1192 INFO RELAY SYSTEMS 18,332 0.02% 1336 BLASTCARE TRADING 13,650 0.01% 1481 STELLA FAITH MUSIIWA 9,886 0.01%
1193 STRYKER INTERNATIONAL 18,296 0.02% 1337 ESTELLA NKIWANE 13,460 0.01% 1482 YAMALEK INVESTMENTS 9,847 0.01%
1194 BITUPARS ENTERPRISES 18,210 0.02% 1338 BT ENGINEERING & PROJECT COMPANY 13,444 0.01% 1483 LLOYD MUCHAKA 9,830 0.01%
1195 BESTCAST ALLOYS FOUNDERS AND ENGINEERS 18,125 0.02% 1339 AGILETRANS 13,400 0.01% 1484 SUPER ARMATURE WINDING AFRICA 9,814 0.01%
1196 SCULLY TECHNICAL CONSULTANTS 18,077 0.02% 1340 GEODRILL (PVT) LIMITED 13,394 0.01% 1485 GRYFOX ENTERPRISES 9,798 0.01%
1197 CHOICE BRANDS 18,070 0.02% 1341 STANLEY MATIZA 13,342 0.01% 1486 LAWRENCE NYAZEMA 9,798 0.01%
1198 DATACOPY INVESTMENTS 18,068 0.02% 1342 LYNTON EDWARDS STOCKBROKERS 13,321 0.01% 1487 ROMWE FARMING (PVT) LTD 9,784 0.01%
1199 PETROMOC EXOR PRIVATE LIMITED 18,061 0.02% 1343 EN PEE ENTERPRISES 13,233 0.01% 1488 CP PACKAGING INTERNATIONAL PTY LTD 9,773 0.01%
1200 LABORATORY, EQUIPMENT AND CONSUMABLES (PVT) LTD 18,000 0.02% 1344 JOHANNES RUSHWAYA 13,212 0.01% 1489 MICROLAB SCIENTIFIC 9,743 0.01%
1201 CHEMODRAS INVESTMENTS 18,000 0.02% 1345 HAPPYMORE MAPARA 13,138 0.01% 1490 DIJV STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS 9,736 0.01%
1202 TIMBER CENTRE 17,985 0.02% 1346 PALENTO INVESTMENTS 13,095 0.01% 1491 SAPPS PHARMACEUTICALS 9,707 0.01%
1203 OPEN GATES INTERNATIONAL 17,980 0.02% 1347 SHARON MAPARURA 13,061 0.01% 1492 THANDO INVESTMENTS 9,707 0.01%
1204 ABBAS SARTIPI 17,980 0.02% 1348 GOPAL PROPERTIES 13,047 0.01% 1493 JMCD ENTERPRISES P/L 9,696 0.01%
1205 CERNOL CHEMICALS 17,930 0.02% 1349 MUNYARADZI CHIHWAI 12,979 0.01% 1494 PATRICIA MAFUMO 9,672 0.01%
1206 CRANE AND PUMP MAINTENANCE SERVICES 17,911 0.02% 1350 WVL ENGINEERING 12,965 0.01% 1495 CHIPO CHIGUMADZI 9,620 0.01%
1207 BHE TECHNICAL SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED 17,900 0.02% 1351 WAVERELY BLANKETS 12,878 0.01% 1496 RUFARO A CHINAMO 9,600 0.01%
1208 ZIMBABWE SPRING STEEL (PVT) LTD T/A LOAD AGROPOWER 17,871 0.02% 1352 DR. SHAMU PRACTICE 12,851 0.01% 1497 TORCHPMO PVT LTD 9,581 0.01%
1209 RACHAEL MUSHOSHO 17,846 0.02% 1353 LAFE INDUSTRIAL AFFILIATES 12,814 0.01% 1498 C. STEINWEG BRIDGE ZIMBABWE 9,502 0.01%
1210 TAMUKA MASEYA 17,829 0.02% 1354 LAMBORE INVESTMENTS 12,781 0.01% 1499 MURISI MUKONOWESHURO 9,500 0.01%
1211 BSCC CIVIL WORKS & PLANT HIRE P/L 17,800 0.02% 1355 ROSE MANDY PROPERTIES 12,781 0.01% 1500 PARKVOO MUTENDERA 9,500 0.01%
1212 FTN ZIMBABWE 17,779 0.02% 1356 KINGSTONE MUNYAWARARA 12,765 0.01% 1501 HAZVINEYI NJUKUYA 9,500 0.01%
1213 GROUNDSWELL AFRICA PVT LTD 17,733 0.02% 1357 CRYSTAL CANDY 12,758 0.01% 1502 FARAI CHIRIKURE 9,500 0.01%
1214 MPAHLO GLOBAL CONSULTANTS P/L 17,732 0.02% 1358 FURYTEK (PVT) LTD 12,723 0.01% 1503 METHUSELI BRIAN AND ESTELLA SIPHAMEHLO NKIWANE 9,479 0.01%
1215 DR KUMBIRAI RUTSITO 17,729 0.02% 1359 MAMRE GLOBAL 12,676 0.01% 1504 REMINGTON MPANDE 9,477 0.01%
1216 EASYGAS DOT COM 17,703 0.02% 1360 WERTPA ENGINEERING 12,660 0.01% 1505 OPTINOVA AFRICA (PVT) LTD 9,447 0.01%
1217 NDORO MICROFINANCE BANK LIMITED 17,641 0.02% 1361 BRIGHTON PIGGERY 12,656 0.01% 1506 TICHAONA PFUKWA 9,439 0.01%
1218 CAROTIRAM 17,616 0.02% 1362 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING (PVT) LTD 12,650 0.01% 1507 TAFIRENYIKA MASVORE 9,400 0.01%
1219 UROCARE PBC 17,607 0.02% 1363 DAMTRADE INVESTMENTS 12,623 0.01% 1508 CYCLE KING 9,400 0.01%
1220 DZINORUMA TRUSTMORE 17,600 0.02% 1364 AFRICA ON SOLAR 12,590 0.01% 1509 WONDER KAPOFU 9,400 0.01%
1221 DEVEN B PATEL 17,600 0.02% 1365 BUMMAN INVESTMENTS PVT LTD TA BMH BARGAINS 12,589 0.01% 1510 TECHNOLAB ENGINEERING T/A WEIGHRIGHT SYSTEMS P/L 9,385 0.01%
1222 EPEREX INVETSMENTS (PVT) LTD 17,560 0.02% 1366 SEALACHEM INVESTMENTS 12,558 0.01% 1511 HAZEL S ORABI 9,385 0.01%
1223 JANE NHEMA 17,550 0.02% 1367 SIMBARASHE PARKVOO MUTENDERA 12,500 0.01% 1512 OPEN HURST MARKETING 9,371 0.01%
1224 THERMEDEX ENERGY RESOURCES 17,500 0.02% 1368 ZIBUKO CAPITAL P/L 12,418 0.01% 1513 OPTON ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 9,354 0.01%
1225 MARGINED CONSULTANTS 17,490 0.02% 1369 INNOCENT GANGAIDZO 12,405 0.01% 1514 PORTIA MARINGE 9,322 0.01%
1226 EUROSTYLE TRADING 17,350 0.02% 1370 H N LITHO P/L 12,400 0.01% 1515 W & M CHEMICALS 9,300 0.01%
1227 BIDVEST ENGINEERING 17,310 0.02% 1371 MARTIN MAKONESE 12,384 0.01% 1516 ROSE DENGU 9,286 0.01%
1228 GEOHAM INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 17,265 0.02% 1372 AVANOS ENTERPRISES P/L 12,379 0.01% 1517 JUSTICE FELICIA CHATUKUTA 9,286 0.01%
1229 RICHSON INVESTMENTS 17,201 0.02% 1373 DEEPSIGNS P/L 12,360 0.01% 1518 BILLABONG DAIRY 9,245 0.01%
1230 CASTON MUSA 17,181 0.02% 1374 SHAILLON CHISWA 12,296 0.01% 1519 JB MEDIA INTERNATIONAL P/L 9,244 0.01%
1231 WILLIAM OVER PHOTOGRAPHIC 17,144 0.02% 1375 TAYVALE INVESTMENTS 12,256 0.01% 1520 MEMORY MUKONDOMI 9,235 0.01%
1232 MARINE CENTRE 17,075 0.02% 1376 MANTRAY INVESTMENTS 12,237 0.01% 1521 LIFETIME VENTURES 9,214 0.01%
1233 NEA CRANE 17,050 0.02% 1377 TWENTY FOUR HOUR DIAGNOLABS 12,228 0.01% 1522 RANSOME MUSHANDO KWEMBEYA 9,200 0.01%
1234 MAWERE AND SIBANDA COMMERCIAL LAWYERS 17,046 0.02% 1378 ALLYTRANS 12,200 0.01% 1523 SIMON MUTAMBA 9,150 0.01%
1235 JEETESH K BHIKHA 17,000 0.02% 1379 MUDIRIRA INVESTMENTS 12,177 0.01% 1524 MAXWELL CHATINDO 9,100 0.01%
1236 MARSHALL PEMHIWA 17,000 0.02% 1380 WILBERT FUNGURA 12,050 0.01% 1525 EPHRAIM MAREDZA 9,060 0.01%
1237 EUROPE AFRICA SEED INITIATIVE (PVT) LTD T/A EASI SEEDS 16,999 0.02% 1381 PROGROUP HOLDINGS PRIVATE LIMITED 12,000 0.01% 1526 DR D T MOMBESHORA 9,024 0.01%
1238 MR WILBROAD AND MRS HOPE JOYCE TSUROH 16,970 0.02% 1382 SNIPE SERVICES 12,000 0.01% 1527 UPENDRA ALAMWAR 9,023 0.01%
1239 MISRAH INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS 16,941 0.02% 1383 MUSHURE TAURAI 12,000 0.01% 1528 DE WET VERONICA 9,017 0.01%
1240 ZVIDZAYI BIKWA 16,922 0.02% 1384 MAUREEN MARIMIROFA 12,000 0.01% 1529 SANCHEZ TARIRO MANYIKA 9,000 0.01%
1241 BIONOME P/L 16,886 0.02% 1385 GLADYS MARWERE 12,000 0.01% 1530 JIMMY CHAPAMBALI 9,000 0.01%
1242 WL MANAGEMENT SERVICES 16,885 0.02% 1386 FORTUNATE CHIKAMHI 12,000 0.01% 1531 GARY PARHAM 9,000 0.01%
1243 PATHOLOGY LABORATORIES PVT LTD 16,872 0.02% 1387 HARARE HOSPITAL 12,000 0.01% 1532 GARY ESTCOURT PARHAM 9,000 0.01%
1244 SENWORK TIMBERS 16,853 0.02% 1388 DITAMAL INVESTMENT 12,000 0.01% 1533 AGNES M NGANDU 9,000 0.01%
1245 ADELFORCE INVESTMENTS 16,835 0.02% 1389 BERTCRIS INVESTMENTS 12,000 0.01% 1534 DR DOUGLAS TENDAI MOMBESHORA 8,984 0.01%
1246 STRATWELD INVESTMENTS 16,809 0.02% 1390 STANDARD GLOBAL COMMUNICATION PVT LTD 11,991 0.01% 1535 HACHU ENTERPRISES 8,980 0.01%
1247 TOPHEDGE ENTERPRISE 16,740 0.02% 1391 KABOR TRANSPORT 11,905 0.01% 1536 SIBONGUKUSA MOYO 8,900 0.01%
1248 CHANCROD INVESTMENTS 16,729 0.02% 1392 AMAG LABORATORY SOLUTIONS 11,892 0.01% 1537 QUADFIN FINANCIAL SERVICES 8,857 0.01%
1249 DAVISON MANGE 16,677 0.02% 1393 BLUE ORANGES PRODUCTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11,888 0.01% 1538 KUDZAI E HOVE 8,852 0.01%
1250 HIGH DENSITY WAREHOUSE T/A OPEN HOUSE HARDWARE 16,666 0.02% 1394 GIFT INVESTMENTS 11,865 0.01% 1539 PLAXEDES R MATANDIRE 8,800 0.01%
1251 SPONGE IRON MINING BENEFICIARY INDUSTRY (PVT) LTD 16,615 0.02% 1395 URSULA CECELIA ODENDAAL 11,860 0.01% 1540 KUYPER INVESTMENTS 8,798 0.01%
1252 AE ELECTRICAL LIGHTING AND MANUFACTURING 16,593 0.02% 1396 PATIENCE MAKUMBORENGA 11,858 0.01% 1541 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT PVT LTD 8,797 0.01%
1253 MARSDEN SIBANDA 16,575 0.02% 1397 FRUGIPARUS ENTERPRISES 11,854 0.01% 1542 STRADIC PRIVATE LIMITED 8,774 0.01%
1254 CAR GUARD 16,517 0.02% 1398 THERESA MUTANGADURA 11,818 0.01% 1543 SIMON CHINGANGA 8,742 0.01%
1255 CLEMENCE NDENGU 16,500 0.02% 1399 WILLGREEN INVESTMENTS 11,800 0.01% 1544 GOLD VALLEY INVESTMENTS 8,710 0.01%
1256 GREENWOOD PARK OPTICAL CENTRE 16,465 0.02% 1400 OSTELEA BUHLENKOSI NCUBE 11,800 0.01% 1545 MEADOW ENTERPRISES 8,700 0.01%
1257 BERNARD GWARADA 16,400 0.02% 1401 MAVAMBO GRAIN SUPPLIES 11,795 0.01% 1546 KUDA MASARIRA 8,670 0.01%
1258 KOMODO ENERGY 16,333 0.02% 1402 CALVIN SHARA 11,787 0.01% 1547 AC JANI 8,640 0.01%
1259 FAIR VALUE INVESTMENTS 16,306 0.02% 1403 TIMEREX CHEMICALS 11,762 0.01% 1548 REUBEN JAVA 8,595 0.01%
1260 XION INVESTMENTS T/A BARRIER TECH 16,300 0.02% 1404 MAHESH BHAGAT 11,738 0.01% 1549 TAWANDA PADZIRI 8,562 0.01%
1261 NAKLON TRADING PVT LTD 16,085 0.02% 1405 WIRIMAI CHIMBONGORE 11,730 0.01% 1550 ELWYNE NYASULU 8,522 0.01%
1262 FIRMEDGE INVESTMENTS 16,000 0.02% 1406 BRIGHTON PIGGERY AND ABATTOIRS 11,660 0.01% 1551 T.M RIBBON SUPPLIERS PVT LTD 8,500 0.01%
1263 COLBRO MASVINGO T/A COLBRO TRANSPORT 16,000 0.02% 1407 SPIWE N KATINYU 11,650 0.01% 1552 BENSON SAMUDZIMU 8,500 0.01%
1264 ALTAM ENTERPRISES 16,000 0.02% 1408 POLYPACKAGING (PVT) LTD 11,600 0.01% 1553 KPMG ZIMBABWE 8,474 0.01%
1265 CIDRAEATE HAULAGE 15,998 0.02% 1409 I PACK ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 11,599 0.01% 1554 KARASONS FOOTWEAR 8,463 0.01%
1266 BAYOBA 15,995 0.02% 1410 CHIRIKURE FARAI 11,518 0.01% 1555 KAYCOMMS 8,447 0.01%
1267 FELRICH PAPER AND PLASTICS P/L 15,914 0.02% 1411 MUPFUTI POULTRY GROUP 11,500 0.01% 1556 SIMPLIFIX JOINERY 8,400 0.01%
1268 CHRISTOPHER PAMHIDZA PASI 15,858 0.02% 1412 LETWIN MAWIRE 11,430 0.01% 1557 OBERT MURAMBIWA 8,400 0.01%
1269 TURF ENGINEERING AND HARDWARE 15,748 0.02% 1413 OAKTIC SYSTEMS P/L 11,406 0.01% 1558 COSMAS MARUTA 8,355 0.01%
1270 RICHARD RASHAI 15,674 0.02% 1414 MARTHA AND SONS PHAMACEUTICAL 11,273 0.01% 1559 YUSHA ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD 8,340 0.01%
1271 ZIMFLORA P/L 15,499 0.02% 1415 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY AFRICA P/L 11,146 0.01% 1560 KUPINGA RENEWABLE ENERGY 8,300 0.01%
1272 CATHRINE SWANEPOEL 15,454 0.02% 1416 CLOVER LEAF PANEL BEATERS 11,118 0.01% 1561 ADELFOS INVESTMENTS PVT LTD TNT HAULAGE 8,300 0.01%
1417 TOMSON MAKUYANA 11,100 0.01% 1562 LAMULANI SITHOLE 8,280 0.01%
1563 MANDLA NKOSI 8,242 0.01%

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1564 T PADZIRI 8,210 0.01% 1708 JOHNSON DHEMBA 5,665 0.01% 1861 DR CLEMENT& J NDENGU 3,580 0.003%
1565 SANJEEV HILANARD HASSAMAL 8,200 0.01% 1709 PRITIBALA DASILVA 5,652 0.01% 1862 BHAVANA M BHANA 3,580 0.003%
1566 DMITY GOREMYKIN 8,192 0.01% 1710 FUZZY ELECTRONICS P/L 5,635 0.01% 1863 SIMPLY JUICE P/L 3,575 0.003%
1567 REPOQUAD INVESTMENTS 8,191 0.01% 1711 DR M B MPOFU 5,585 0.01% 1864 NEW ERA GEOPHYSICS 3,554 0.003%
1568 KINGLAND REALESTATE PVT LTD 8,190 0.01% 1712 ANGELA MANYANGA 5,570 0.01% 1865 JOY MAVANGIRA 3,550 0.003%
1569 COROMED PVT LTD 8,181 0.01% 1713 DEWCLOW 5,543 0.01% 1866 DR E GWENHAMO T/A THE GREENHOUSE MEDICAL CENTRE 3,529 0.003%
1570 CONSTANCE CHIUTSI 8,175 0.01% 1714 WITNESS TENDERERE 5,500 0.01% 1867 WASHINGTON NYAKURWA 3,500 0.003%
1571 MACILLINE JONI 8,157 0.01% 1715 SHADRECK MATSVAYI 5,500 0.01% 1868 ALVIN D NCUBE 3,500 0.003%
1572 EQUILOGIC TECHNOLOGIES 8,088 0.01% 1716 OVER 50 S CRICKET ASSOCIATION 5,500 0.01% 1869 BENEDETTO TRADING P/L 3,500 0.003%
1573 LENDEL TRADING 8,080 0.01% 1717 NATHAN MAKANDA 5,500 0.01% 1870 CERRADO INVESTMENTS 3,448 0.003%
1574 CHARLES SITHOLE 8,042 0.01% 1718 JEANETTE MAZONDE 5,500 0.01% 1871 MIKE CHINGOSHO 3,448 0.003%
1575 NERDSYS ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 8,040 0.01% 1719 CHIYEDZA MAZHANDU 5,500 0.01% 1872 TSITSI MAPONGA 3,425 0.003%
1576 SCOTTLABS 8,001 0.01% 1720 STANFORD DOBVU 5,493 0.01% 1873 ENNIE R MPOFU 3,400 0.003%
1577 TAKUDZWA GWESHE 8,000 0.01% 1721 MABEZA TICHAONA 5,483 0.01% 1874 HANNERIETA RUFARO CHOGA 3,395 0.003%
1578 SIFISO MUTEMA 8,000 0.01% 1722 JABULANI MOYO 5,476 0.01% 1875 AZZA MASHUMBA 3,379 0.003%
1579 PRIME BRICKS PVT 8,000 0.01% 1723 NEWTON JARAVANI 5,465 0.01% 1876 TSITSI MUNYONGA 3,350 0.003%
1580 PATRICK MUNYANYI 8,000 0.01% 1724 DENISE CHIWANDIRE 5,460 0.01% 1877 SIKONZILE DINGANI 3,340 0.003%
1581 INNOCENT MUTSVEDU 8,000 0.01% 1725 RACHEL GWEZERE 5,450 0.01% 1878 TRUST CHAMUNORWA MABAYA 3,321 0.003%
1582 INFORMATIX AFRICA PVT LTD 8,000 0.01% 1726 NTOKOZO MKANDLA 5,400 0.01% 1879 DR SUSAN MUROVE 3,312 0.003%
1583 EARTHLY GATE 8,000 0.01% 1727 ELIAS SAWARI 5,400 0.01% 1880 CHINEMBIRI CHANDAVENGERWA 3,300 0.003%
1584 BARNABAS VERA 8,000 0.01% 1728 TM WELDING SOLUTIONS 5,397 0.01% 1881 GRRENVELD 3,298 0.003%
1585 ANGELA MUDOKA 8,000 0.01% 1729 LEIF REECKMANN 5,393 0.01% 1882 DR DMITRY GOREMYKIN 3,252 0.003%
1586 TISSIMA INVESTMENTS 7,998 0.01% 1730 AUTOMOTIVE DISTRIBUTOR INCORPORATED PVT LTD 5,382 0.01% 1883 COCKED SPIN INVESTMENTS 3,250 0.003%
1587 EPHRAIM GUMBO 7,993 0.01% 1731 WEST WING HEALTH CENTER 5,369 0.01% 1884 RABECCA PASI 3,219 0.003%
1588 GODWILLS NCUBE 7,980 0.01% 1732 ZIMREFLECTIVE PL 5,320 0.01% 1885 STEPHEN V CHITSA 3,200 0.003%
1589 MAKJONES INVESTMENTS (PVT) LTD 7,900 0.01% 1733 ERNEST RUTENDO DOKA 5,307 0.01% 1886 JOEY SHUMBAMHINI 3,199 0.003%
1590 PEARL STATIONERY 7,869 0.01% 1734 FRANCISCA MANYOWA 5,265 0.01% 1887 GILBERT GUMPO 3,175 0.003%
1591 ZEDINC INVESTMENTS 7,850 0.01% 1735 PLYNOTTE INVESTMENTS PRIVATE LIMITED 5,200 0.01% 1888 KAMBA COMMUNICATIONS 3,144 0.003%
1592 TINODAISHE MANDEBVU 7,843 0.01% 1736 FAITH ZABA 5,175 0.01% 1889 DAHLIA GARWE 3,111 0.003%
1593 LILIAN G CHIKWAVA 7,833 0.01% 1737 MERCY MADZIVA 5,170 0.01% 1890 TSITSI MAWANGO 3,100 0.003%
1594 URBAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 7,829 0.01% 1738 SIFISO MAHLANGU 5,120 0.005% 1891 MICONEX (PVT) LTD T/A MINE MACHINES 3,079 0.003%
1595 GILLIAN T SHAMU 7,800 0.01% 1739 GLADMORE MUKURO 5,103 0.005% 1892 AYLWIN CHIYOKA 3,041 0.003%
1596 BRIAN C. HODZA 7,800 0.01% 1740 CECILIA JEZENGA 5,100 0.005% 1893 RUTENDO B SANDE 3,037 0.003%
1597 WILFRED MAPFUISE 7,792 0.01% 1741 SOLVEST INVESTMENTS 5,068 0.005% 1894 GODFREY MEDA 3,030 0.003%
1598 JASPER NJANJARI 7,700 0.01% 1742 GARY CASCAES 5,050 0.005% 1895 CHRISTOPHER CHINGONO 3,020 0.003%
1599 PROVEN INCOME INVESTMENTS 7,661 0.01% 1743 VARIND INVESTMENTS P/L 5,044 0.005% 1896 CAPTIVATE MULTI-MEDIA 3,014 0.003%
1600 PSMAS 7,652 0.01% 1744 FRANCIS NYAMBIRI 5,043 0.005% 1897 VIOLA PAMELA NDLOVU 3,000 0.003%
1601 ISAAC TSINGANO 7,600 0.01% 1745 WEBSTER MUSIYA 5,000 0.005% 1898 RULOM STEEL 3,000 0.003%
1602 ANGELINE ZEZERE 7,600 0.01% 1746 VIMALKUMAR RAMESHBHAI PATEL 5,000 0.005% 1899 ROLAND MURENGWA 3,000 0.003%
1603 GEORGE PIO 7,595 0.01% 1747 THANDIWE KAMALIZA 5,000 0.005% 1900 SALOME MAKANI 3,000 0.003%
1604 PATRICK AND CONTILDA INVESTMENTS 7,575 0.01% 1748 SEREMINA TAMAYI 5,000 0.005% 1901 MODERN MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS 3,000 0.003%
1605 W T CHIKWANA 7,554 0.01% 1749 SHEALESH KHUMAR PATEL 5,000 0.005% 1902 J MAKANI 3,000 0.003%
1606 BRUCE MAURICE BECKLEY TA BECKLEY AND ASSOCIATES CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 7,553 0.01% 1750 PASKA MURINGANI 5,000 0.005% 1903 KUNDAI DOKA 3,000 0.003%
1607 PFIDZAI ENGLIBER GWARA 7,514 0.01% 1751 JANE MAREZANA 5,000 0.005% 1904 LAEKEN INVESTMENTS P/L 3,000 0.003%
1608 NICKSON MLAMBO 7,500 0.01% 1752 MARY NDAWONA 5,000 0.005% 1905 LIONEL CHINYAMUTANGIRA 3,000 0.003%
1609 EVELYN MADZIVA 7,500 0.01% 1753 LEXLINE GARDEN VENTURES (PRIVATE) LIMITED 5,000 0.005% 1906 FARAI ROSE MPOFU 3,000 0.003%
1610 CLEMENT AND JACQUELINE DAMBUDZO NDENGU 7,500 0.01% 1754 DR WEBSTER MUSIYA 5,000 0.005% 1907 HAUKA DUWA 3,000 0.003%
1611 FEREDAY AND SONS PL 7,499 0.01% 1755 APPOLONIA MUDHEREDHE 5,000 0.005% 1908 DAVIS SHIRTLIFF ZIMBABWE 3,000 0.003%
1612 MAKAYA FLORENCE 7,490 0.01% 1756 ANGELA KAMHIRIRI 5,000 0.005% 1909 CMED 3,000 0.003%
1613 ADONAI CORPORATION 7,488 0.01% 1757 REBECCA TINASHE PASIPAMIRE 4,997 0.005% 1910 WELLINGTON MUTYANDA 2,994 0.003%
1614 ELTON GARABA 7,480 0.01% 1758 EVERISTO DZAMUNETSA 4,992 0.005% 1911 CECILIA NGWENYA 2,990 0.003%
1615 ELVAN INCORPORATION PVT LTD 7,446 0.01% 1759 TILSIT STATOINERS 4,990 0.005% 1912 MARSHALL MAPHOSA 2,989 0.003%
1616 SIMBA IVHU CHEMICALS 7,438 0.01% 1760 FUNGAI S CHINGODZA 4,982 0.005% 1913 ELNO HOLDINGS PVT LTD 2,980 0.003%
1617 JOGMART PHARMACEUTICALS LTD 7,338 0.01% 1761 DEBORA MAKAMURE 4,981 0.005% 1914 EUNICE MUGABE 2,980 0.003%
1618 YNOHTNA ADNETAT 7,330 0.01% 1762 DR D MADZIWA 4,978 0.005% 1915 KATIYO APPLEBY FADZANAYI 2,956 0.003%
1619 MATTS FEEDS AND NUTRIENTS 7,329 0.01% 1763 DR DAVID MADZIWA 4,977 0.005% 1916 GIVEMORE CHIDZIDZI 2,955 0.003%
1620 ANDREW Z CHENJERAI 7,310 0.01% 1764 C P VAN HEERDEN 4,957 0.005% 1917 JAWETT DZIMWASHA 2,951 0.003%
1621 STATUS ALUMINIUM 7,300 0.01% 1765 EXPRESS PHARMACEUTICALS (PVT) LTD 4,953 0.005% 1918 NASAI CHIRAHWI 2,950 0.003%
1622 MUNYARADZI SHAYA 7,250 0.01% 1766 CHAWASARIRA TRANSPORT PRIVATE LIMITED 4,943 0.005% 1919 MUKOME AGRIPPA A 2,941 0.003%
1623 THOMAS MUTANO 7,247 0.01% 1767 LEO TAZVITYA HUVAYA 4,939 0.005% 1920 CROSSAVANNA 2,939 0.003%
1624 THOMAS MUNETSI 7,217 0.01% 1768 GOLDKRUST ZIMBABWE (PVT) LTD 4,925 0.005% 1921 KJ INVESTMENTS P/L 2,930 0.003%
1625 WELCOME MAVINGIRE 7,200 0.01% 1769 RONNIE CHIKWENYA 4,911 0.005% 1922 NULENTY ENTERPRISES 2,915 0.003%
1626 DEVOLVE ENTERPRISES 7,200 0.01% 1770 CHIEDZA MAZHANDU 4,911 0.005% 1923 TARISAI IMPORT & EXPORT 2,912 0.003%
1627 RUSUNUNGUKO KANYONGO 7,195 0.01% 1771 MOLIE MAKUSHA 4,900 0.005% 1924 SINIKIWE MPARUTSA 2,900 0.003%
1628 TAWANDA MUKONZA 7,156 0.01% 1772 MICHAEL MUSANZIKWA 4,890 0.005% 1925 IRENE RUMBIDZAI MATARE 2,900 0.003%
1629 NOBUKHOSI SIZIBA 7,150 0.01% 1773 EMDIN INVESTMENTS 4,873 0.005% 1926 EMMACULATA PASIPANODYA 2,900 0.003%
1630 CHESTERTON INDUSTRIAL 7,132 0.01% 1774 ZAREPHATH TRADING (PVT) LTD 4,845 0.005% 1927 CENTRIC DATA P/L 2,900 0.003%
1631 IMAGING SOLUTIONS 7,109 0.01% 1775 GIBSON NGONI CHAMANGA 4,832 0.005% 1928 ILOG ZIMBABWE 2,892 0.003%
1632 SILKIRK INVESTMENTS 7,100 0.01% 1776 GRAINWELL FARM PVT LTD 4,824 0.005% 1929 KAREN MBEDZI 2,825 0.003%
1633 CP VAN HEERDEN PVT LTD 7,070 0.01% 1777 TICHAONA MUDUKUTI 4,800 0.005% 1930 SIFISO DUBE 2,820 0.003%
1634 SCHOOL SPORTS WEARHOUSE 7,000 0.01% 1778 NYASHA MAGADZA 4,800 0.005% 1931 HERITAGE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 2,810 0.003%
1635 MARK C HOUNSELL 7,000 0.01% 1779 CLIFORD GOBO 4,800 0.005% 1932 M MAGUCHU 2,800 0.003%
1636 MAXWELL CLOTHING CO 7,000 0.01% 1780 CHARITY CHISHAWA 4,800 0.005% 1933 LINDA CHEKAI 2,800 0.003%
1637 CURTNER INVESTMENTS T/A DUSK STUDIO 7,000 0.01% 1781 CAPITAL PIPING SYSTEMS 4,790 0.005% 1934 MUSHAYI JONAS 2,798 0.003%
1638 EDITH TANYANYIWA 7,000 0.01% 1782 ZENTAL TECHNOLOGY P/L 4,750 0.005% 1935 OLIKEN ENGINEERING PVT LTD 2,789 0.003%
1639 MELLISA S KANDA 6,997 0.01% 1783 HENRRY MUNYARADZI MHIKE 4,700 0.005% 1936 MATTHEW MANYATI 2,759 0.003%
1640 OLGA RINDAI MUTAMBA 6,957 0.01% 1784 DEREK LANDMAN 4,700 0.005% 1937 ABNEL T TINARGO 2,755 0.003%
1641 WINDSCREEN DISTRIBUTORS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 6,946 0.01% 1785 TRANSMOBILE TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD 4,676 0.005% 1938 MAKOMBORERO KABANDA 2,750 0.003%
1642 ALPHERBRANDS 6,937 0.01% 1786 TERENCE ZVIKOMBORERO MALENGU 4,670 0.005% 1939 ALDRIN KASOSERA 2,750 0.003%
1643 METHUSELI BRIAN NKIWANE 6,932 0.01% 1787 DAVIS AND SHIRTLIFF ZIMBABWE P/L 4,653 0.005% 1940 TAURAI MARAVA 2,740 0.003%
1644 SILDEAL INVESTMENTS 6,900 0.01% 1788 DEE-EM METAL FAB 4,650 0.005% 1941 CORNERSTONE CONNECT 2,739 0.003%
1645 ROBERT ADRIAN STANGROOM 6,900 0.01% 1789 PATIENCE NYAMAYEVHU 4,598 0.004% 1942 BELLINI COACHWORKS 2,721 0.003%
1646 MAXWELL CHAKAAMBA 6,900 0.01% 1790 EDWARD F SENZANJE 4,583 0.004% 1943 CROCO MOTORS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 2,717 0.003%
1647 TOBAIWA KAMBANI 6,884 0.01% 1791 ITAI MURIDZI 4,570 0.004% 1944 BAOBAB DATA PVT LTD 2,711 0.003%
1648 BARBRA Z MURASIRANWA 6,880 0.01% 1792 TAONA MUNZVANDI 4,500 0.004% 1945 THE CROSS PLATFORM 2,705 0.003%
1649 CHEMATRON PRODUCTS 6,857 0.01% 1793 WHITESTONE SCHOOL TRUST 4,499 0.004% 1946 H MANDIMA INVESTMENTS P/L 2,704 0.003%
1650 DHAKA LOGISTICS 6,849 0.01% 1794 WASHINGTON MUTERO 4,498 0.004% 1947 SOLOMON MANDA 2,700 0.003%
1651 ADMIRABLE INVESTMENTS 6,841 0.01% 1795 JAMES EMMANUEL 4,449 0.004% 1948 EPIPHANIA TANONOKA 2,700 0.003%
1652 BARBBRA CHITUMBA 6,836 0.01% 1796 TOTHEBURN TRADING 4,445 0.004% 1949 LAWRENCE MUNASHE KUPIKA 2,670 0.003%
1653 VIRESH KEWADA 6,800 0.01% 1797 ZVAPANO FRESH PRODUCE 4,423 0.004% 1950 NYIKA MANDAZA 2,640 0.003%
1654 SHINGIRIRAYI MUGAVIRI 6,781 0.01% 1798 RUGARE MANDIMA 4,400 0.004% 1951 J & K TRUCK AND TRAILER SPARES PRIVATE LIMITED 2,630 0.003%
1655 SUNRAY CORPORATION 6,776 0.01% 1799 RANGARIRAI RUSHWAYA 4,400 0.004% 1952 JORDAN FARMING P/L 2,604 0.003%
1656 BERGHOT INVESTMENTS 6,759 0.01% 1800 SHIRAZ PATEL 4,400 0.004% 1953 FIDELIS CHABUKA 2,600 0.003%
1657 INFORCRAFT PVT 6,738 0.01% 1801 SEKAYI RUGOYI 4,397 0.004% 1954 E MACHIBAYA 2,600 0.003%
1658 ENESIYA NYARUWANGA 6,737 0.01% 1802 EVERGAS 4,390 0.004% 1955 GIFTWISE 2,595 0.003%
1659 BENSON JAGADA 6,710 0.01% 1803 CONFIG SOLUTIONS ARCHITECT 4,385 0.004% 1956 TENDAI MUTIZE 2,587 0.003%
1660 PENELOPE CHATAIKA 6,700 0.01% 1804 HECTOR MUCHUCHU 4,316 0.004% 1957 RIGHTEOUS NYAJEKA 2,550 0.002%
1661 TAGOMA MAHONDE 6,681 0.01% 1805 MHAZA HATRED 4,300 0.004% 1958 COLLIN MAFUTA 2,550 0.002%
1662 HAYBROOK ENTERPRISES 6,679 0.01% 1806 JOHANNES MANYENGA 4,280 0.004% 1959 JEREMIAH BORERWE 2,538 0.002%
1663 CHERYL MUSIMWA 6,600 0.01% 1807 KIRUN CHOUHAN 4,239 0.004% 1960 SIMBARASHE ZHOU 2,530 0.002%
1664 SPINVILLA ENTERPRISES 6,544 0.01% 1808 GLORIA SIBUSISIWE MAGOMBO 4,227 0.004% 1961 STEPHEN DZIKITI 2,510 0.002%
1665 NORMAN TAURAI LIKUKUMA 6,543 0.01% 1809 ZVINORUKAMOYO FLORENCE CHIGOME 4,200 0.004% 1962 TRICHA SIMON 2,500 0.002%
1666 YAASEEN AHMED PARBHOO 6,500 0.01% 1810 NOAH KAZINGACHIRE 4,200 0.004% 1963 TENDAI CHIKWENYA 2,500 0.002%
1667 MR A L STIJKEL 6,500 0.01% 1811 GEORGE MATANDA 4,200 0.004% 1964 TAKESURE FAMBA 2,500 0.002%
1668 NIGEL SHUMBAMBIRI 6,500 0.01% 1812 FINAL CONTRACT 4,182 0.004% 1965 W MUSIIWA 2,500 0.002%
1669 NECST CONSULTING PVT LTD 6,470 0.01% 1813 PREMIER SERVICE HOLDINGS 4,155 0.004% 1966 WONDER MUSIIWA 2,500 0.002%
1670 TIMELINK SYSTEMS PVT LTD 6,457 0.01% 1814 CHANTEAH ENGINEERS P/L 4,142 0.004% 1967 VIBMONITOR CONTROL SYSTEMS 2,500 0.002%
1671 MULTI TECH DIAGNOSTICS SERVICES 6,403 0.01% 1815 A M WARREN CODRINGTON 4,114 0.004% 1968 VAKANI BRICKS PVT LTD 2,500 0.002%
1672 MATTHEW NYASHANU 6,400 0.01% 1816 PARAVALA PUMA ELECTIRCALS 4,099 0.004% 1969 RASHIDI MUDALA 2,500 0.002%
1673 ANNIE HLONGWANE 6,380 0.01% 1817 TATENDA PATRICK NAPATA 4,060 0.004% 1970 RELAX MASOKA 2,500 0.002%
1674 RUVARASHE MATAMBO 6,350 0.01% 1818 RUN TRANSPORT 4,046 0.004% 1971 STEPHEN CHATAMBUDZA 2,500 0.002%
1675 PHANUEL MAROWA 6,336 0.01% 1819 MIDLANDS LABORATORIES 4,037 0.004% 1972 SIBERT DUBE 2,500 0.002%
1676 MAKAITA TARANHIKE 6,319 0.01% 1820 JUDITH MUZHANDU 4,028 0.004% 1973 SHEPHERD TARUVINGA 2,500 0.002%
1677 NECST KNITWEAR 6,247 0.01% 1821 HOODRIDGE ROUTE INDUSTRIAL 4,027 0.004% 1974 STANLEY NYAMUTSWA 2,500 0.002%
1678 CHIPLETON TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 6,246 0.01% 1822 OVERFREIGHT INVESTMENTS 4,024 0.004% 1975 PAMELA MAPFUMO 2,500 0.002%
1679 DAVESIL STEELWORKS PVT LTD 6,235 0.01% 1823 THULANI GUMEDE 4,000 0.004% 1976 NAUME LUCY MUTARA 2,500 0.002%
1680 EDY CONSULTANCY 6,227 0.01% 1824 REX MADAMOMBE 4,000 0.004% 1977 PATRICIA KAHLAMBA 2,500 0.002%
1681 KELTFREE ENTERPRISES 6,210 0.01% 1825 RENZIE VULALO 4,000 0.004% 1978 NASIR SHAGUFTA 2,500 0.002%
1682 RICHARD MASUKA 6,200 0.01% 1826 PRISCA M UTETE 4,000 0.004% 1979 OWENI NYONI 2,500 0.002%
1683 KUNDAI MOMBESHORA 6,200 0.01% 1827 S MATIZA 4,000 0.004% 1980 NATALIE CALONNE 2,500 0.002%
1684 LEADSTREAM INVESTMENTS 6,158 0.01% 1828 MICHAEL MAGUCHU 4,000 0.004% 1981 MOLLEN CHIMOMBE 2,500 0.002%
1685 ONTIME PHARMACEUTICALS 6,152 0.01% 1829 MATIFADZA MANIKAI 4,000 0.004% 1982 LUCY WEST 2,500 0.002%
1686 AUDIOVANNAH P/L 6,150 0.01% 1830 DR NYASHA KUNZEKWEGUTA 4,000 0.004% 1983 JANE NELLY KATSANDE 2,500 0.002%
1687 LESLIE T NYAMUPAGUMA 6,086 0.01% 1831 DENNIS CHIDHAWU 4,000 0.004% 1984 LAMECK DANGA 2,500 0.002%
1688 GRACE NYONI 6,073 0.01% 1832 BITWELL SIBANDA 3,982 0.004% 1985 L CHIKWIRAMAKOMO 2,500 0.002%
1689 TAMBUDZAI MUKUNDE 6,071 0.01% 1833 BURNGLOW INVESTMENTS 3,920 0.004% 1986 LOICE NGULUBE 2,500 0.002%
1690 NOBUHLE MAGAVA 6,000 0.01% 1834 ARTWELL RECYCLING AND CLEANING P/L 3,901 0.004% 1987 KONDWELANI MAKIDADI 2,500 0.002%
1691 LIONEL VALENTINE STEFFENS 6,000 0.01% 1835 ZOX TRADING 3,900 0.004% 1988 MAKANI J 2,500 0.002%
1692 ERICK P MAKARIMAYI 6,000 0.01% 1836 APPLEBY F KATIYO 3,900 0.004% 1989 JEFFREY RUKWATI 2,500 0.002%
1693 BELMONT NDEBELE 6,000 0.01% 1837 EVAJOYCE MAGAMA 3,884 0.004% 1990 KARUMAZONDO T 2,500 0.002%
1694 PREMIER SERVICE MICROFINANCE PVT LTD 5,979 0.01% 1838 UTETE PRICA 3,850 0.004% 1991 MANANDI BARRYMORE 2,500 0.002%
1695 SIBANDA LINDIWE MAJELE 5,970 0.01% 1839 JABULANI DHLAKAMA 3,850 0.004% 1992 INALA INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 2,500 0.002%
1696 LATTICE INFORMATION SYSTEMS 5,950 0.01% 1840 MURIEL CHENGETAYI DOWA 3,840 0.004% 1993 GAVIN A KATUNGA 2,500 0.002%
1697 SPLITPIN INVESTMENTS 5,809 0.01% 1841 NATIONAL DAIRY COOPERATIVE 3,827 0.004% 1994 GATFIELD MANGWIZA 2,500 0.002%
1698 TAMBUDZAI PERPETUA CHIMUERA 5,800 0.01% 1842 RUFARO HATENDI 3,800 0.004% 1995 FARAI L NYAMUKAPA 2,500 0.002%
1699 MILLER MPOFU 5,800 0.01% 1843 PARADE CONCEPT ZIMBABWE 3,800 0.004% 1996 GERALD CHIDAKWA MARTIN NDENGU AND WADZANAI O 2,500 0.002%
1700 NIGEL MK CHANAKIRA 5,780 0.01% 1844 DOUGLAS CHIKAMHI 3,800 0.004% 1997 FRANCIS KASEKE 2,500 0.002%
1701 COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION 5,779 0.01% 1845 BOSHERSTONE 3,800 0.004% 1998 CHIPO MASANZU 2,500 0.002%
1702 EMMA FUNDIRA 5,767 0.01% 1846 HOLTON INVESTMENTS 3,794 0.004% 1999 EDNA MOTSI 2,500 0.002%
1703 MURREYS TRADING 5,761 0.01% 1847 ORTGKEL INVESTMENTS 3,772 0.004% 2000 DIGITAL MARKETING 2,500 0.002%
1704 FULL CIRCLE COMMS PVT LTD 5,721 0.01% 1848 DADIRAI SIBANDA 3,764 0.004% 2001 BRENDAN QUINN 2,500 0.002%
1705 WAFANAKA KUCHERA 5,713 0.01% 1849 BRIAN SVESVE 3,751 0.004% 2002 CHANDAFIRA KAMUTO 2,500 0.002%
1706 FARNIC INVESTMENTS 5,705 0.01% 1850 TOPEREPI MASIYANDIMA 3,732 0.004% 2003 AFEURO PVT LTD 2,500 0.002%
1707 NEXUS OPEN SYSTEMS 5,674 0.01% 1851 AYANDA NYANGA 3,700 0.004% 2004 ALEXIOS CHIGAAZIRA 2,500 0.002%
1852 SUNFIRM DISTRIBUTORS 3,699 0.004% 2005 C B MARUFU 2,500 0.002%
1853 SYDNEY MAYER 3,687 0.004% 2006 C MLAMBO 2,500 0.002%
1854 NOBERT MUZAVAZI 3,670 0.004% 2007 ASSMA SIGAUKE 2,500 0.002%
1855 BARNARDS ELECTRICAL 3,646 0.004% 2008 BETTY MUPANDUKI 2,500 0.002%
1856 SIKHANGELE CHIPOMHO 3,640 0.004% 2009 BETTY NJODZI 2,500 0.002%
1857 HIGHTECH DIESEL AND REPAIR CENTRE 3,613 0.004% 2010 FINEYIELD INVESTMENTS 2,500 0.002%
1858 CELGATE INVESTMENTS PVT LTD 3,610 0.004% 2011 LYDIA MARAMBA 2,499 0.002%
1859 CHAKWAKWAMA VINCENT 3,607 0.004% 2012 MURUMBI JOANA 2,494 0.002%
1860 RAVIRO CHIPATO TANIKWA 3,600 0.003% 2013 SILAS MAFAUNE 2,490 0.002%
2014 GREDAL ENTERPRISES 2,483 0.002%
2015 BHII SITHOLE 2,480 0.002%
2016 PRIMROSE MUKUNDWA 2,464 0.002%
2017 WADZANAI NDENGU 2,429 0.002%
2018 GROUPAIR P/L 2,365 0.002%
2019 SYDNEY MICHAEL MAYER 2,317 0.002%
2020 DIGJET ENTERPRISES P/L 2,287 0.002%
2021 WAREHOUSE TRADING 2,223 0.002%
2022 TOSHIBA PRODUCTS 2,200 0.002%
2023 BHARAT AND HANSA PATEL 2,086 0.002%
2024 ADAGIO ENT T/A LASERS EDGE 2,062 0.002%
2025 BOOSTIDE INVESTMENTS 2,020 0.002%
2026 FOZIMA 2,000 0.002%
2027 CUDGEL RESOURCES 1,616 0.002%
2027 ROYAL HARARE GOLF CLUB 1,299 0.001%
Grand Total 102,975,034 100%

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NYASHA CHINGONO Covid-19 vaccine shortage Issue 34, 11 June 2021
reverses innoculation strides
A WIDESPREAD shots of the Covaxin vac-
Covid-19 vaccine shortage Zimbabwe’s vaccine orders arriving from China. cine. 
a few months after Zimba-
bwe launched a nationwide tions and, while this was collapsing healthcare sys- chase its own doses.  geted US$100 million for If the inoculation figures
vaccination programme a welcome development tem which has suffered “The Chinese vaccine vaccine purchase, it does published by the govern-
is proof that the govern- in kickstarting the pro- decades of neglect, a failed not have US$100 million. ment are anything to go
ment’s plan to inoculate gramme, it is not sustain- vaccination programme has now been approved by I do hope I am wrong,” by, then the shortages may
60% of the population by able.  would add salt to injury.  the WHO (World Health Chan added.  have been deliberately cre-
December could be rather Organisation) and our own ated for profit. 
ambitious.  Finance minister Mthu- “It is difficult to know estimates of its efficacy Amid growing public
li Ncube’s claim that the but government is in deni- have risen, so it is a good concern, some observers Last week, The News-
A large number of Zim- government had budgeted al. Whatever plan they had choice. But, as I have said argue that the shortages Hawks reported that the
babweans seeking their US$100 million for the seems to have fallen apart,” before, vaccines are expen- are artificial.  Further, the vaccination programme
second dose of the Sinovac purchase of vaccines, is political analyst Ibbo Man- sive to produce. And they mathematics is not adding had turned elitist, with
jab have been turned away, now questionable, given daza said.  cannot be produced in a up.  only those with foreign
with health officials report- that vaccines have run out hurry. Even with the Chi- currency getting their sec-
ing acute shortages at des- at most centres county- Mandaza said govern- nese, if you cannot pay, According to the govern- ond jab of the Sinovac vac-
ignated vaccination centres wide. ment officials tasked with they are unlikely to keep ment, as of 31 May, 675 cine. 
around the country. communicating vaccina- repeating donation after 678 people in Zimbabwe
The government’s failure tion progress had become donation,” Chan said.  had received their first dose The vaccines are now
Many others seeking the to plan properly or, as some unreliable.  of the Covid vaccine, while readily available at private
first dose have also been commentators have put “You do need two jabs 344 400 had received their clinics such as Health Point
turned away.   it, planning on the basis Political analyst Stephen in light of the swift spread second. Zimbabwe has tak- in Harare where they are
of donations, could come Chan said the Chinese may of the South African vari- en delivery of 1.5 million going for US$20 for locals
In Bulawayo, health offi- back to haunt the country. not continue donating vac- ant of Covid. My concern doses of the Sinovac and and US$50 for foreigners. 
cials had to suspend vacci- cines to Zimbabwe, there- is that, although the gov- Sinopharm vaccines, while
nation a fortnight ago after With a third wave ex- fore it becomes important ernment claims it has bud- India has donated 35 000 Initially, the government
vaccines ran out.  pected this winter and a for the government to pur- had planned to sell the
vaccines to the public, but
Vaccination centres in later reversed the decision
Harare have turned away after an uproar.
hundreds seeking either
their second or first doses, In February, Finance
triggering panic.   minister Ncube said pri-
vate citizens would pay
Many who are due for for the vaccine and later
their Sinovac second dose said the donated vaccines
have expressed fear that the would be free.
delay could affect the effi-
cacy of the vaccines. “Look, private citizens
obviously would have to
With millions in panic pay for the vaccine as we
and health officials help- have maintained the vac-
less, the government could cine is actually cheaper
only allay public concerns than some of the personal
by saying the country will private equipment (PPE)
receive doses soon.  that they are procuring,”
he said in an interview
Cabinet this week said with state media.
the country will receive
500 000 doses. It is appar- “So, there will be some
ent that a health crisis in payment model so that
looming and urgent inter- government can recoup the
vention is required. cost of procurement.”

President Emmerson While the first doses are
Mnangagwa’s government unavailable at most public
is failing to communicate institutions, the facilities
effectively to an increasing- still able to administer the
ly panicky public.  second dose are now limit-
ing the numbers.
Although Zimbabwe-
ans were initially skeptical “The question is how
about the vaccination pro- did they get the vaccines?
gramme amid a lot of dis- I knew it was too good to
information aided by the be true. These are artificial
government’s poor com- shortages,” Mandaza said. 
munication, the vaccina-
tion programme has been As enterprising health
well received as evidenced centres are sprouting and
by the large number of taking advantage of a des-
people thronging vacci- peration situation, Presi-
nation centres in recent dent Emmerson Mnangag-
weeks. wa should show leadership,
stop posturing and spell
Zimbabwe was doing out a clear plan towards
well on the vaccination covering 60% head immu-
front, but the failure to nity. 
acquire enough vaccines
is threatening to undo the Plugging leaks in the
positives. publics health system is
also crucial so that the vac-
The country’s vaccine cines do not end up in the
plan has been largely de- hands of profiteers, some
pendent on Chinese dona- of whom are connected to
corrupt government offi-
cials.

NewsHawks The Big Debate Page 31
long to control travel from
Issue 34, 11 June 2021 A strategy for the long Europe, refused diagnostic test
fight against Covid-19 kits developed abroad, and
LARRY BRILLIANT/ LISA DANZIG/ bungled the development of
KAREN OPPENHEIMER/ thanks to this strategy — quence viral genomes, so that perature checks could identify caused them to downplay the its own test kits.
AGASTYA MONDAL/ first called “surveillance and researchers can rapidly deter- everyone who harbored the vi- crisis, ignore the science, and
RICK BRIGHT/ W. IAN LIPKIN containment” and later “ring mine which variant is where rus, that existing drugs could reject international coopera- It failed to procure and dis-
vaccination” — smallpox had and which vaccines work best be repurposed to mitigate the tion. tribute the personal protective
IT is time to say it out loud: been eradicated. It is a twen- against each. disease, and that natural infec- equipment needed to safe-
the virus behind the Covid-19 ty-first-century version of this tion would result in durable The two countries vying guard frontline workers and
pandemic is not going away. strategy, along with faster mass All this needs to happen as immunity — all assumptions for global leadership are most the general population, leav-
vaccination, that could help quickly as possible. The slow- that proved wrong. As the to blame for allowing an out- ing states to compete with one
SARS-CoV-2 cannot be make Covid-19 history. Stay er countries vaccinate people body count rose, many leaders break of a novel disease to be- another for critical supplies.
eradicated, since it is already informed. In-depth analysis most at risk of spreading the remained in a state of denial. come a crippling pandemic:
growing in more than a doz- delivered weekly. disease, the more variants will China and the United States. Politicians made mask
en different animal species. emerge. The international sys- Ignoring the scientific wearing a matter of political
Among humans, global herd For this pandemic, epi- tem for responding to pan- community, they failed to Even setting aside the identity. The result of all the
immunity, once promoted as demiology also has tools to demics must also be repaired. encourage mask wearing and question of whether the virus chaos, delay, and stupidity was
a singular solution, is unreach- return the world to a state of social distancing, even as the jumped to humans as a result a largely uncontrolled spread
able. relative normalcy, to allow us As the current crisis has evidence mounted. Now, gov- of a lab accident or animal and a heightened death toll.
to live with SARS-CoV-2 as laid bare, that system is dan- ernments must come to grips spillover, Beijing was less than The United States is a rich,
Most countries simply do we learned to deal with other gerously underfunded, slow, with another inconvenient forthright in sharing infor- educated country that is home
not have enough vaccines to diseases, such as influenza and and vulnerable to political in- truth: that what many hoped mation about the scale of the to the world’s leading scientific
go around, and even in the measles. terference. In a time of rising would be a short-lived crisis problem in its early days. And institutions and just over four
lucky few with an ample sup- nationalism, countries need will instead be a long, slow although it may never be clear percent of the global popula-
ply, too many people are refus- The key lies in treating vac- to find a way to work togeth- fight against a remarkably re- what Chinese decision-makers tion.
ing to get the shot. cines as transferable resources er to reform the global public silient virus. knew when, it was nonetheless
that can be rapidly deployed health institutions that will How we got here irresponsible of them to allow Yet in the first year of this
As a result, the world will where they are needed most: be responsible for waging this Covid-19 hit at an inauspi- international travel in and out pandemic, it had an astound-
not reach the point where to hot spots where infection long fight against Covid-19. cious geopolitical moment. of an epidemic area during a ing 25 percent of the world’s
enough people are immune to rates are high and vaccine sup- An era of rising nationalism period of intense holiday trav- Covid-19 cases and 20 percent
stop the virus’s spread before plies are low. These bodies must be pro- and populism made it frus- el — a decision that possibly of deaths from the disease.
the emergence of dangerous tected and empowered so that tratingly difficult to mount created a superspreader event.
variants—ones that are more The United States, flush they can work faster than they a collaborative response to What many hoped would
transmissible, vaccine resis- with vaccines, is well posi- have. The pandemic is in many a global pandemic. Jair Bol- The United States, for its be a short-lived crisis will in-
tant, and even able to evade tioned to lead this effort, using ways a story of magical think- sonaro of Brazil, Xi Jinping part, disregarded early warn- stead be a long fight against a
current diagnostic tests. Such a modernized version of the ing. In the early days of 2020, of China, Narendra Modi of ings from dozens of epidemio- resilient virus. Some govern-
supervariants could bring the strategy employed to control many leaders denied that what India, Vladimir Putin of Rus- logical Cassandras and denied ments did take the threat se-
world back to square one. It smallpox. Meanwhile, gov- began as a regional outbreak in sia, Recep Tayyip Erdogan of the gravity of the emerging riously.
might be 2020 all over again. ernments should exploit new Wuhan, China, could spread Turkey, Boris Johnson of the crisis. The Trump administra-
technologies to get better at far and wide. United Kingdom, and Donald tion treated Covid-19 as an At the beginning of the
Rather than die out, the vi- identifying and containing Trump of the United States — abstract threat instead of the pandemic, the best predictor
rus will likely ping-pong back outbreaks. As the months went on, all these leaders evinced some clear and present danger it was of a country’s success against
and forth across the globe governments imagined that combination of parochialism and failed to mount a coordi- this coronavirus was recent
for years to come. Some of That means embracing ex- the virus could be contained and political insecurity, which nated national response. experience with an outbreak
yesterday’s success stories are posure notification systems with border controls and that caused by an earlier coronavi-
now vulnerable to serious out- to alert people to their possi- its spread would miraculously The U.S. government rus — SARS or MERS.
breaks. ble infection. And it means slow with warm weather. banned some but not all travel
enhancing capabilities to se- from China, waited way too When Covid-19 appeared,
Many of these are places They believed that tem- Taiwan, which had been hit
that kept the pandemic at bay hard by SARS in 2003, rap-
through tight border controls idly implemented screenings,
and excellent testing, tracing, closed its borders to residents
and isolation but have been of Wuhan, and activated a
unable to acquire good vac- command center to coordinate
cines. its response.

Witness Taiwan and Viet- Fortunate to have an epide-
nam, which experienced im- miologist at the helm as vice
pressively few deaths until president, the Taiwanese gov-
May 2021, when, owing to a ernment acted transparently. It
lack of vaccination, they faced rolled out a program of com-
a reversal of fortune. prehensive testing, tracing,
and isolation and encouraged
But even countries that social distancing and mask
have vaccinated large propor- wearing.
tions of their populations will
be vulnerable to outbreaks As of May 1, 2021, Taiwan
caused by certain variants. had reported just 12 deaths
That is what appears to have from Covid-19. Vietnam had
happened in several hot spots also learned from SARS. In the
in Chile, Mongolia, the Sey- years following that epidemic,
chelles, and the United King- it built a robust public health
dom. infrastructure, including an
emergency operations center
The virus is here to stay. The and a national surveillance sys-
question is, What do we need tem to facilitate data sharing
to do to ensure that we are, and case finding.
too? Conquering a pandemic
is not only about money and When the current pandem-
resources; it is also about ideas ic hit, the government was
and strategy. ready to implement a program
of mass testing, contact trac-
In 1854, at a time when ing, quarantining, and busi-
germ theory had yet to take ness shutdowns.
hold, the physician John Snow
stopped a cholera epidemic in By April 2020, Vietnam had
London by tracing its source deployed a mobile app to over
to an infected well; after he half its population that auto-
persuaded community leaders matically notified users if they
to remove the handle from the had been near someone with a
well’s pump, the outbreak end- confirmed case of Covid-19.
ed. In the 1970s, smallpox was
rampant in Africa and India. Despite having a dense
population of 96 million,
The epidemiologist William the country reported no new
Foege, working in a hospital deaths from September 2020
in Nigeria, recognized that to May 2021. By early May, it
the small amount of vaccine had counted a total of just 35
he had been allocated was not deaths. By contrast, the inter-
enough to inoculate everyone. national response to Covid-19
So he pioneered a new way of was surprisingly inept, espe-
using vaccines, focusing not cially compared with previous
on volunteers or the well-con- campaigns to contain epidem-
nected but on the people most ics or eradicate diseases.
at risk of getting the disease
next. With smallpox and polio,

By the end of the decade,

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for example, governments and
international organizations strictive export regulations sprint and a marathon. Yes, A number of variants have tial for transmission. Issue 34, 11 June 2021
worked together to develop that have prevented the wider the world needs to vaccinate already emerged that spread In many ways, this strategy
and fund cohesive strategies, manufacture and distribution as many people as possible as more easily, cause more severe ant as demand for vaccinations
around which response teams of the vaccines. In May, point- quickly as possible to slow the illness, or reduce the effective- represents a return to the ba- has slowed.
were organized worldwide. ing out that 75 percent of the spread of the virus. ness of treatments or vaccines, sics of disease control.
Not so for Covid-19. vaccine doses had so far gone to such as the B.1.1.7 variant As of May, barely half of the
just ten countries, the WHO’s But if every human on the (first detected in the United To eradicate smallpox in country was fully immunised.
Politics undermined public director general, Tedros Ad- planet were vaccinated tomor- Kingdom), B.1.351 (South the 1970s, epidemiologists Even allowing for those with
health in a global crisis to an hanom Ghebreyesus, rightly row, SARS-CoV-2 would still Africa), B.1.429 (California), encouraged public health de- natural immunity from prior
extent nobody had thought called the distribution a “scan- live on in multiple animal spe- P.1 (Brazil), and B.1.617.2 partments to report potential infection, that leaves about
possible. The president of the dalous inequity that is perpet- cies, including monkeys, cats, (India). cases, looked for symptomat- 125 million Americans suscep-
United States silenced trusted uating the pandemic.” In the and deer. In Denmark, more ic people at large gatherings, tible to Covid-19.
public health leaders from the absence of global coordination than 200 people contracted Although variants are often maintained a “rumor register”
US Centres for Disease Con- for the purchase and distribu- Covid-19 from minks. labeled with a geographic tag to pick up new outbreaks, and Thus, there is even more
trol and Prevention (CDC), tion of vaccines, governments based on where they were first offered cash rewards to people reason to build the capacity to
the respected disease-preven- struck bilateral deals, leaving Although there is no evi- identified, they should be con- who found potential cases. protect these Americans from
tion agency that the world ex- some unlucky countries with dence yet of sustained trans- sidered global threats. (In fact, They investigated every case, the inevitable importations of
pected to take the lead in that less effective or untested vac- mission from humans to given the uncertainty about located the source of infection, the virus, doubling down on
very moment, and he with- cines. animals and then back to hu- where each variant emerged, as and identified contacts who efforts to find, manage, and
drew the United States from mans, the discovery of SARS- opposed to where it happened were likely to get the disease contain all outbreaks.
the World Health Organisa- For instance, China has ex- CoV-2 in so many species to be first reported, the geo- next.
tion (WHO) just as global col- ported more than 200 million means that it is not just plausi- graphic nomenclature would Part of this effort will re-
laboration was needed most. doses of four homegrown vac- ble but probable. The dream of best be dropped altogether). Those who were infected quire building a stronger dis-
cines — more than any other herd immunity has also died. with smallpox, as well as the ease surveillance system in
Emboldened by Trump, country — and yet there is To date, the three vaccines people they had exposed to the the United States. Hospitals,
self-interested leaders else- disturbingly little transpar- Just a year ago, some newly authorized in the United disease, were quickly isolated testing labs, and local pub-
where followed suit, pursuing ent data on the Chinese vac- minted experts were arguing States — the Moderna, Pfiz- and vaccinated. lic health agencies already
disease-denying policies that cines’ safety. Anecdotal reports that the virus should be given er-BioNTech, and Johnson routinely report data about
further amplified the death from Brazil, Chile, and the free rein to circulate in order & Johnson vaccines — are By practicing “just in time” Covid-19 to the CDC.
toll and suffering. Vaccine de- Seychelles have raised doubts for countries to reach herd im- effective against the existing vaccination, epidemiologists
velopment has been one of the about their efficacy. Mean- munity as soon as possible. variants. But two variants, were able to prevent new chains But the CDC must con-
few bright spots in this pan- while, India’s devastating surge B.1.351 and B.1.617.2, have of transmission—quickly con- tinue adding more innovative
demic. in Covid-19 cases has reduced Sweden famously followed shown signs of impairing the trolling the disease and saving ways to detect outbreaks early
exports of its locally produced this approach; predictably, efficacy of other vaccines and as many as three-quarters of on. Already, epidemiologists
Pharmaceutical and bio- vaccines, leaving the countries it experienced dramatically of therapeutic antibodies. the vaccine doses as compared around the world are experi-
technology companies worked that were depending on them, higher rates of infection and to if they had performed mass menting with digital disease
hand in hand with govern- such as Bhutan, Kenya, Nepal, death than nearby Denmark, Each new, more resistant vaccination. detection, combing through
ments to make powerful new and Rwanda, with inadequate Finland, and Norway (while or more transmissible variant data on pharmacy purchases
vaccines in record time. The supplies. suffering similar economic may require additional boost- Caitlin Ochs / Reuters Of and scouring social media and
two vaccines based on mes- damage). Only after hundreds er shots, or perhaps new vac- course, it was a different dis- online news stories for clues of
senger RNA, or mRNA — the The United States made a of thousands of unnecessary cines altogether, adding to the ease, a different vaccine, and new outbreaks.
Moderna and Pfizer-BioN- lot of promises, but as of late deaths occurred worldwide massive logistical challenge of a different time. Part of what
Tech ones — moved lightning May, the only vaccine it had was this misguided strategy vaccinating billions of people makes Covid-19 so difficult to Taking advantage of elec-
fast. exported was the Oxford-As- abandoned. in nearly 200 countries. Other combat is that it is an airborne tronic medical records, they
traZeneca one — which the variants may even evade cur- illness with so much asymp- are tracking the symptoms of
Just two months after the U.S. Food and Drug Adminis- More recently, epidemi- rent diagnostic tests, making tomatic transmission. emergency room patients in
genetic sequence of SARS- tration had not yet authorized ologists were debating what them more difficult to track real time. And they have cre-
CoV-2 was published, the — sending four million doses percentage of a population and contain. The pandemic, Today, however, epidemiol- ated participatory surveillance
Moderna vaccine was being to its neighbors, Canada and had to be vaccinated to reach in short, is hardly in its last ogists have the added benefit systems, such as the apps Out-
tested in a Phase 1 clinical trial, Mexico. herd immunity and when that throes. of powerful new tools for de- breaks Near Me in the United
and not long after, it moved on threshold would be reached. America’s role tecting outbreaks and develop- States and DoctorMe in Thai-
to Phase 2. At the same time, To provide at least a cush- As a wealthy, powerful, and sci- ing vaccines. land, which allow people to
a number of actors — the Co- ion of vaccines for less well- But now it is becoming entifically advanced country, voluntarily disclose symptoms
alition for Epidemic Prepared- off countries, and to help the clear that the world cannot the United States is optimal- They can use these in- online. The global framework
ness Innovations; Gavi, the WHO manage the challenge wait for herd immunity to ly positioned to help lead the novations to build a twen- for pandemic response is bro-
Vaccine Alliance; the WHO; of global vaccine distribution, contain the pandemic. For one long fight against Covid-19. ty-first-century version of ken.
and many governments, com- a coalition of organizations thing, vaccination is proceed- To do so, the country must re- surveillance and containment
panies, and philanthropies — created a unique consortium ing too slowly. cover its reputation for global for the battle against this pan- Together, these reporting
were investing massively in called Covax. public health leadership. demic. systems could capture a high
manufacturing capacity. It is taking too long to pro- percentage of symptomatic
The body went on to de- duce and deliver sufficient At a time of resurgent na- Adopting a strategy of “just cases. To find missed infec-
As a result, the companies velop an “advance market supplies of vaccines, and a siz- tionalism at home and abroad, in time” vaccination, the Unit- tions, epidemiologists can
behind the two vaccines were commitment” mechanism, able global anti-vaccine move- it will need to rise above the ed States and other countries monitor sewage for virus shed
able to rapidly scale up pro- through which governments ment is dampening demand forces of division and rally the with moderate infection rates in feces to detect unreported
duction and conduct Phase 3 have agreed to buy large num- for them. rest of the world to join it in should prioritise the immu- outbreaks.
trials over the summer. bers of doses at predetermined undertaking what may be the nisation of people known to
prices. For another thing, there biggest experiment in global have been exposed (for whom And to capture asymptom-
The trials demonstrated that has been a constant flow of health cooperation ever. vaccination can still prevent atic cases, an especially import-
the Moderna and Pfizer-Bi- The goal is to raise enough new variants of the virus, or mitigate symptoms), along ant task for interrupting the
oNTech vaccines were not just money to provide nearly one threatening the progress that To start, the United States with their contacts and com- transmission of SARS-CoV-2,
safe but also far more effective billion doses to 92 countries has been made with vaccines must continue its trajectory munities, using old-fashioned exposure notification systems
than many had thought, and that are not able to pay for and diagnostics. Variants are toward zero Covid-19 cases at or modern-day methods. If the will prove key. With these sys-
by the end of 2020, regulatory vaccines themselves, allowing an unavoidable byproduct home. No country can help United States solves the puzzle tems, users are alerted through
agencies around the world had each to meet 20 percent of of the pandemic’s exponen- others if it is crippled itself. of controlling outbreaks of their cell phones if they have
authorized them for emergen- its vaccine needs. As of May, tial growth. Variants are an Covid-19 at home and shields come into close contact with
cy use. however, reaching this tar- unavoidable byproduct of Extraordinarily effective itself against importations of someone infected with the
get anytime in 2021 seemed the pandemic’s exponential vaccines, along with equally the virus from abroad, it will virus, without that person’s
Vaccines based on a mod- a long shot. In fact, the bar- growth. More than half a mil- impressive vaccination cam- have a blueprint that it can identity being divulged —
ified adenovirus also moved riers to access have been so lion new cases of Covid-19 are paigns in most US states, have share globally. thus informing people who do
quickly. The United Kingdom profound that many low- and reported every day. dramatically decreased the not feel sick that they may in
authorized the Oxford-Astra- middle-income countries number of infections. It should do so, turning fact be carrying the virus.
Zeneca vaccine in December won’t have enough vaccines to Each infected person har- outward to help lead what will
2020, and the United States inoculate even just their at-risk bors hundreds of billions of When epidemiologists look be the largest and most com- At the same time as they
did the same for the sin- populations until 2023. virus particles, all of which are at the United States now, they plicated disease-control cam- are notified of possible infec-
gle-dose Johnson & Johnson constantly reproducing. Each no longer see a blanket of dis- paign in human history. tion, users can be advised to
vaccine in February 2021. This disparity has led to a round of replication of every ease covering the entire coun- get tested, vaccinated, or learn
jarring split-screen image. At viral particle yields an aver- try; instead, they see scattered To that end, it should sup- about government support for
Danish Ismail / Reuters the same time that Americans age of 30 mutations. The vast flare-ups. This means they can port expanded manufacturing isolation.
Although the creation of the were taking off their masks majority of mutations do not discern individual chains of capacity for Covid-19 vaccines
vaccines was a triumph of in- and preparing for summer va- make the virus more transmis- transmission — a game-chang- worldwide and get to work Although such systems are
ternational cooperation, their cations, India, with only three sible or deadly. er in terms of strategy. distributing enough of them still in their infancy, early re-
distribution has been anything percent of its 1.4 billion in- to reach the last mile of each ports from Ireland and the
but. Hedging their bets, the habitants fully vaccinated, was But with an astronomical One of the most important country in the world — and United Kingdom, where they
United States and other rich ablaze in funeral pyres. number of mutations happen- missing pieces of the US vacci- do so faster than new super- have taken off, are encourag-
countries bought many times The coronavirus at a cross- ing everyday across the globe, nation program is an appreci- variants can emerge. There is ing. Adding newer forms of
the number of doses they roads there is an ever-growing risk ation for the power of speedy, other work to be done domes- disease detection to conven-
needed from several manu- Over a year-and-a-half into that some of them will result targeted deployment. Vaccines tically, as well. tional reporting systems would
facturers, essentially cornering the pandemic, it has become in more dangerous viruses, should be redistributed to the give public health officials the
the vaccine market as if the clear that the race to contain becoming what epidemiolo- parts of the country with high The US$1.9 trillion Amer- kind of situational awareness
product were a commodity. the virus is simultaneously a gists call “variants of concern.” infection rates to protect those ican Rescue Plan, passed by that battlefield commanders
Hyperintense outbreaks — most at risk of contracting the Congress in March, provided and CEOs have long been ac-
Making matters worse, such as the ones in New York disease and reduce the poten- US$48 billion for diagnostic customed to.
some countries imposed re- City in March 2020, Brazil in testing and additional public
March 2021, and India in May health personnel to contain That, in turn, would allow
2021 — only increase the risk. outbreaks. Such efforts have them to act much more quick-
become all the more import- ly to contain outbreaks. So
would faster and cheaper viral

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through as they learn to live
Issue 34, 11 June 2021 it could make would be to ing signals of infectious dis- past year and a half revealed is still mourning for what has with what has been lost: deni-
identify those diagnostic eases and coordinate responses how globalization, air travel, been lost since this pandemic al, anger, bargaining, depres-
sequencing, which would en- tests, drugs, and vaccines for to them. In the same spirit, and the growing proximity be- began. sion, and acceptance.
able scientists to rapidly iden- Covid-19 that merit invest- the WHO should work with tween people and animals —
tify infections and variants. ment most and allocate re- governments and nongovern- in a word, modernity — have At least three and a half mil- Almost everyone has expe-
sources accordingly, so that mental organizations to put made humanity more vulnera- lion people have died. Many rienced at least one of these
They could use that infor- they can be rapidly developed anonymized case-level demo- ble to infectious diseases. more are suffering from lin- stages during the pandemic,
mation to update diagnostic and efficiently distributed. graphic, epidemiological, and gering effects of the disease. although in many ways, the
tests to ensure accurate sur- sequencing data all in a single Sustaining our way of life The financial toll of the pan- world is still stuck in the first
veillance and modify vaccines Although many details re- database. thus requires deep changes in demic has been estimated at stage, denial, refusing to ac-
to maintain their efficacy. main to be worked out, the the way we interact with the some US$20 trillion. Virtually cept that the pandemic is far
recommendation of such a The end goal is a global natural world, the way we no one has been spared from from over. To these five stages,
If a particular variant was council represents a brave health intelligence network think about prevention, and some grieving or some loss. the bioethicist David Kessler
found to be vulnerable to one attempt in the middle of a that would bring together the way we respond to global People are ready for the long has added one more that is
vaccine and not others, the pandemic to reform how pan- scientists who can collect, an- health emergencies. It also re- nightmare to be over. But in crucial: finding meaning.
vaccine that worked best could demics are managed — akin to alyze, and share the data need- quires even populist leaders to most places, it is not. Huge
be rushed to the areas where rebuilding a plane while flying ed to inform the development think globally. disparities have led to a Dick- From the devastation of
the variant was prevalent. it. of diagnostic tests, drugs, and ensian tale of two worlds, in Covid-19, the world must
vaccines, as well as make de- Self-interest and national- which some countries are ex- work together to build an en-
Such a custom-tailored ap- The most urgent need for cisions about where to surge ism don’t work when it comes periencing a respite from the during system for mitigating
proach will become yet more global public health is speed. vaccines to control outbreaks. to a lethal infectious disease disease while others are still on this pandemic and preventing
important as new vaccines are With a viral epidemic, timing Finishing the job that moves across the globe fire. the next one. Figuring out
created for new variants; those is nearly everything. The fast- Covid-19 is not yet the worst at the speed of a jet plane how to do that might be the
vaccines will inevitably be in er an outbreak is discovered, pandemic in history. But we and spreads at an exponen- The psychiatrist Elisabeth most meaningful challenge of
short supply. the better chance it can be should not tempt fate. The tial pace. In a pandemic, do- Kübler-Ross famously and our lifetime.
stopped. mestic and foreign priorities controversially outlined the
Everyone should be grateful converge. Most of the planet stages of grief that people go — www.foreignaffairs.com
for the remarkable vaccines In the case of Covid-19,
that won the race to be first. early and rapid detection
But the United States and would let decision-makers
other wealthy countries must around the world know where
nonetheless invest in the next to surge appropriate vaccines,
generation of Covid-19 vac- what variants are circulating,
cines, ones that are less expen- and how to triage resources
sive to manufacture, require based on risk. Fortunately,
no refrigeration, and can be when the next novel pathogen
given in a single dose by un- emerges — and it is a question
trained personnel. of when, not if — scientif-
ic advances will allow global
This is no pipe dream: re- public health institutions to
searchers are already develop- move faster than ever before.
ing vaccines that can survive
heat, take effect more quick- Scientists at the CDC and at
ly, and can be administered the WHO’s Global Outbreak
through a nasal spray, oral Alert and Response Network,
drops, or a transdermal patch. or GOARN, have made huge
strides in compiling a range of
Thanks to these innova- data streams to quickly learn
tions, the world could soon of new outbreaks.
have vaccines that are as prac-
tical to distribute in rural In- Twenty years ago, it took six
dia or Zimbabwe as they are in months to detect a new virus
London or Tokyo. with pandemic potential; to-
day, it can be done in a matter
System reboot of weeks. Covid-19 is not yet
Even though the United States the worst pandemic in history.
must play a leading role in get- But we should not tempt fate.
ting this pandemic under con-
trol, that will not be enough But the global system for
without efforts to reform the disease surveillance has ample
global framework for pandem- room for improvement. The
ic response. latest surveillance technolo-
gies — digital disease detec-
The current system is bro- tion, participatory surveillance
ken. For all the debates about systems, and exposure notifi-
who should have made what cation systems — should be
decisions differently, a simple available everywhere, not just
fact remains: what began as an in the richest countries.
outbreak of a novel coronavi-
rus could have been contained, So should viral-sequenc-
even when it was a moderately ing technologies. It is time to
sized epidemic. move beyond the old model of
global health, in which sam-
In a report released in May, ples of pathogens were sent
an independent panel chaired from poor countries to rich
by two former heads of state, ones to be sequenced, with the
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Libe- countries that sent the samples
ria and Helen Clark of New rarely sharing in the test kits,
Zealand, did not assign blame vaccines, and therapeutics that
for that failure. were developed as a result.

But the panel did offer sug- This is a matter not only of
gestions for how to prevent the fairness but also of epidemio-
same mistake from happening logical necessity, since the clos-
again. Its headline recommen- er to its origin a new epidem-
dation was to elevate pandem- ic can be detected, the faster
ic preparedness and response the world can respond. Even
to the highest levels of the if a novel pathogen escapes
UN through the creation of a national borders, there is still
“global health threats council.” time to contain it regionally.

This council would be sep- Governments should en-
arate from the WHO, led by courage the sharing of data
heads of state, and charged about emerging diseases
with holding countries ac- among neighboring countries.
countable for containing ep- To that end, they should back
idemics. In order to rebuild Connecting Organizations for
public trust in global health Regional Disease Surveillance,
institutions, it would have to or CORDS, a group that
be immune from political in- brings together three dozen
terference. countries, several UN agencies
(including the WHO), and a
The report envisioned the number of foundations, all in
council as supporting and an effort to share early warn-
overseeing a WHO that had
more resources, autonomy,
and authority.

One vital contribution

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REMBRANDT’S magnificent
full-length portraits of Oopjen How the Dutch are facing Issue 34, 11 June 2021
Coppit and her husband Marten up to their colonial past
Soolmans are two of the most This historical narrow-mind-
prized possessions in the Ri- has  long seen itself as tolerant, cape, and a “kappa”, a cast-iron est black population in 17th Cen- ders what the results would be if edness is what colonial historian
jksmuseum in Amsterdam – the and the Rijksmuseum itself realis- kettle used on sugar plantations, tury Amsterdam. That there was DNA samples were taken from a Alex van Stipriaan refers to as “the
Netherlands’ prestigious national es that it has been slow in telling helped make more tangible the a black population at all is likely large selection of Dutch people. view from the ship,” history that
arts and history museum. these stories. “We thought there experiences of those enslaved. to be surprising to many. Official- “What I’m mostly curious about dominated academia until the
were no objects to tell this story ly, slavery was illegal and didn’t is what it does to society once 1980s. “It was history standing
Dressed in elaborate finery and that was a large obstruction The kappa is linked to the sto- exist in the Dutch Republic, but people realise they are personally on a ship, looking down, literal-
and painted in a way only the to starting with it,” explains Sint ry of Wally, an enslaved man who that did not prevent people from related to both sides of the story,” ly, on the colonised countries and
richest could afford, the couple Nicolaas. was forced to work on a sugar buying enslaved people in the she says. colonised people, no word what-
are the embodiment of the era of A personal history plantation in Suriname. Tensions colonies, and bringing them back The view from the ship soever from the people who were
economic prosperity and artistic The exhibition was years in the escalated when a new owner took with them. Societal attitudes could well colonised,” he says. Although the
flourishing commonly referred planning and involved hiring away the precious free Saturday be changed if different areas of academic world has moved far be-
to as “the Dutch Golden Age”. new staff members with relevant – that enabled the workforce to A dark-skinned servant sig- Dutch history were studied in yond that viewpoint it still looms
But delve deeper and these por- professional as well as person- socialise and cultivate their own nalled membership of a select more detail too. Historical ac- large in the public consciousness
traits also tell a more complex al backgrounds. This includes crops – and insisted that a pass group with global influence. counts of the ending of slavery as the few historians who still
and disturbing tale, for Soolmans Smeulders, who was born in was needed to leave the planta- frequently give prominent roles hold those views are loved by the
derived his wealth from refining Curaçao, and emigrated from the tion. Eventually the entire work- One such man was likely to to European abolitionists, but re- media. “They’re quoted all the
sugar produced by an enslaved Netherlands to Suriname in 1976 force fled  en masse  to the sur- have been Paulus Maurus, whose sistance fighters within the system time,” says Van Stipriaan with a
workforce on plantations in Bra- when it had just gained indepen- rounding forest. When they were story unfolds via a brass collar are given far less attention. shrug. He sees this as part of the
zil. dence. “My ancestors are Europe- captured, 19 accomplices were that can be traced back to the populist nationalism that is  ev-
an, African and Asian. They were pardoned, but the ringleaders, house he worked in. Originally This is particularly relevant in ident throughout Europe, “the
For more than 250 years the enslavers, enslaved and labour including Wally, were sentenced catalogued as a dog collar when Dutch history, given the country’s idea that ‘they’ are trying to take
Netherlands had extensive colo- migrants. This intricate colonial to appalling torture and a slow it entered the collection in 1881, reluctance to follow their Euro- away ‘our’ history and ‘our’ toler-
nies in the regions that are now history has been embraced in the death. The horror of the story is the description was never critical- pean neighbours in abolishing ance,” he says.
known as Indonesia, South Afri- Caribbean at a faster pace than is undoubtedly made all the more ly examined despite similar col- slavery. While Britain abolished
ca, Curaçao, New Guinea – and happening in Europe, but we are visceral by its personal nature, lars being seen around the necks it in 1833 and France in 1848 Museums too have had an un-
beyond –   where enslaved men, now following suit,” she says. and the knowledge that Wally of servants of African origin in (it had first been banned in 1794 due impact on what van Stipriian
women and children were treat- and his comrades were treated so paintings, and the museum now but Napoleon revoked the decree calls “our mental heritage.” “All
ed as barely human. Too often To do so, the museum decid- barbarically on the basis of a spu- wonders whether it could have in 1802) the Netherlands didn’t these collections are representa-
thought of as something that was ed to focus on the stories of in- rious religious argument tenuous- been worn by Paulus. follow suit until 1863. tive of a very Eurocentric, very
perpetrated by a minority over- dividuals involved in the system ly created for economic gain. biased view of history, a history
seas, a ground-breaking new exhi- – those who benefitted from it, What would life have been The exhibition highlights the of white ‘superiority’ and black
bition at the Rijksmuseum reveals suffered under it and ultimately As Marten Soolmans bought like for a free black man in Dutch story of the Tula, a freedom fight- ‘inferiority’.”
how slavery permeated every level rebelled against it. Concentrating his raw sugar from a middleman, society? “It is a lot more compli- er on Curaçao, inspired by the
of society, both in the colonies on the social, rather than eco- would he have known of the bru- cated than we would think,” says ideas of the French Revolution. To understand the insidious
and on home soil, and left a leg- nomic history of slavery was par- tality of the system that produced Smeulders. “They were accepted When the Dutch Republic fell influence of these narratives you
acy that still ripples through the ticularly important when it came it? The extent to which people in on the one hand, they had fam- under French rule in 1795, be- only have to look at the annu-
country today. to telling the stories of those who the Dutch Republic were aware of ilies and children… at the same coming the Batavian Republic, he al Saint Nicholas Day parades,
had been enslaved, “people with the abuses overseas is something time if you were a minority and reasoned that French rule applied where white men and women
“It’s not just the elite, it’s also names and stories instead of being Smeulders says needs to be stud- you saw stereotypical depictions in the Dutch colonies and that appear in blackface make up
artisans that made a living as anonymous ‘slaves’ you find men- ied more. “To begin with people all around you it must have been those previously enslaved were as Zwarte Piet (Black Peter). Ac-
sub-contractors or suppliers, like tioned as ‘cargo’ in the archives,” would know things through fam- very uncomfortable.” legally free. However, his story is cording to Van Stipriann, for de-
blacksmiths or carpenters work- says Sint Nicolaas. ily. Those from the higher classes virtually unknown in the Neth- cades the Dutch have convinced
ing on a shipping wharf, or a clerk who went to the colonies could Paulus himself married and erlands, as the Batavian period themselves that “we can’t be rac-
making contracts. If you look at Direct testimonies from en- see slavery for themselves, and had children, and his descendants is little studied in Dutch history. ist because we’re tolerant… it’s
the whole chain, then it’s far more slaved people are rare as reading ships’ crews could see slavery close may well be living in Amster- “For us the Batavian period is just a joke, it’s our tradition,” he
interwoven in Dutch society than and writing were banned in most up, so people were not unaware of dam today although are unlikely a period of French rule… it did says. But attitudes are beginning
we used to say. I think it’s import- colonies, so the team had to crit- what was happening,” she says. to know it. “After a few genera- not become part of who we are to change. A  nationwide debate
ant to tell our visitors that it’s not ically re-examine objects in their tions it was hardly visible that in our own imagination and the on Zwarte Piet  began in 2011
only history that took place far collection, carefully interpret con- Even if he and Oopjen hadn’t people had African DNA,” says role that Afro-Caribbeans played after two young Afro-Dutch art-
away in the colonies, it’s really our temporary written sources and known of the brutal reality of Smeulders. Black men usually in that revolutionary era has nev- ist/activists, Quinsy Gario and
national history and involves us use oral history in order to tell slavery they would certainly have married white women, another er become part of our narrative Jerry Afriye, wore t-shirts saying
all,” the Rijksmuseum’s curator their stories. The acquisition of been aware of a population that fact that is likely to surprise us, either so people like Tula have “Zwarte Piet is Racism” during
of history, Eveline Sint Nicolaas, new objects including a “troncos”, had escaped it, for they would but there were no restrictions on completely disappeared,” says the parade in Dordrecht, and last
tells BBC Culture. a foot restraint used to prevent es- have seen them on the way to interracial marriage at the time, Smeulders. year a survey found that 50% of
Rembrandt’s studio which was and we can only assume prejudice people were in favour of changing
The Protestant Dutch were ini- situated in an area with the high- was less prevalent among the less the character into something else
tially reluctant to involve them- affluent classes. Smeulders won- entirely. “Changing the view of
selves in the slave trade with one half the population in 10 years…
pastor referring to it as a “popish in Dutch conditions, that’s fast,”
aberration” perpetrated by the says Van Stipriaan.
Spanish and Portuguese. How-
ever, attitudes began to shift as For attitudes to truly change
the Dutch expanded their opera- Van Stipriaan believes the history
tions overseas. “It became clear if of slavery and colonialism needs
we wanted to compete and take to be part of national history.
over from the Portuguese then He is currently part of a team
the Dutch had to participate in working on a National Dutch
the slave trade and that caused Trans-Atlantic Slavery Muse-
a shift in the message spread by um, which he believes will be “a
the church,” says Sint Nicolaas. landmark in the Netherlands,”
“They looked for stories in the although it is unlikely to be open
Bible to legitimise slavery, and before 2030. However, he is keen
argued that the Old Testament to stress that “there is a lot of
said that slavery was acceptable movement, things are changing,
because of the story which saw maybe not very fast, but they are
Noah curse Ham’s descendants changing.” He sees the appoint-
into slavery,” she explains. This ment of Smeulders – who he
was despite there being no explic- supervised for her PhD – as head
it mention in the Bible of Ham of history at the Rijksmuseum as
being black. “It’s such a compli- part of that change. 
cated argument that I always find
it hard to understand that it’s pos- Her background undoubtedly
sible… but only a few clergymen makes her uniquely attuned to
questioned it, and then you get the challenges. “Embracing what
the de-humanising of ‘the other,’” was, and opening up the dialogue
says Sint Nicolaas. about it is the only way to move
forward. There is no undoing
“I think it’s important to point the past, but we are in charge of
out that racism is not something the here and now: it is up to us
that always existed,” says the Ri- to do better, by recognising it is
jksmuseum’s head of history, Va- national history and therefore
lika Smeulders. “Discrimination something that concerns us all,”
is universal, but to legalise it as she says.   
a system that a certain group of
people was meant to serve the “Museums in general have a
other half of the world, that is very important task – to present
something that was installed by knowledge in a way that touches
colonialism, and at the end of people, making it so personal that
colonialism that was reinforced people place themselves in the
through ‘scientific’ racist ideas. shoes of people who lived then,”
Racism was borne out of colonial- she says. “What I sincerely hope
ism, not the other way round.” we are able to do with this exhibi-
tion and our work is to show that
Coming to terms with this his- any history has all these different
tory involves facing some uncom- sides to it. We as a museum need
fortable truths for a nation that to present a more complex story
that brings all these voices togeth-
er.” – BBC.

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021 Zimbabwe under Mnangagwa has
regressed to a medieval spectacle
Luke
Tamborinyoka

THE country’s health crisis has Chitowa 2 Clinic in Mashonaland East province. ments coming forward for prayer cal doctors and medical nursing
been well documented. so as to receive their healing dose sisters, this flourishing industry
In Zimbabwe at the moment, this ies. This is the dire lived experience exhumation of a decomposed new hospitals from Holy Ghost!  of prophets, most of them with
key social services sector has virtu- in the village. Yet in Harare, amid former president who was buried Indeed, the health crisis is mani- doubtful religious credentials, are
ally ground to a halt. The elite in the glitz and grandeur of clicking some two years ago.  festing itself in ponderous ways. The torrid experience of un- making both a killing and a name
urban areas may have experienced cameras at a press conference with Domboshava is the cradle of many affordable and unavailable con- for themselves. It remains debat-
the tenuous health crisis in its var- a fancy backdrop, the government In fact, I would surmise that Christian denominations, but ventional health service has seen able whether this rising industry
ious forms while many have read through Finance minister Mthuli what this regime needs to urgent- mainly the Apostolic sects. Now the majority of Zimbabweans of healing “prophets” has come in
and heard about the legitimate Ncube claimed the nation had a ly exhume — from wherever it is that hospitals and clinics have be- taking to spiritual healthcare. It for better or for worse! 
grievances of the doctors, nurses ZW$9.8 billion budget surplus in buried — is their own conscience come institutions of a mere ritual, could be the same experience
and health staff to which our im- the first quarter of 2021!  and common-sense.  places where medical prescriptions throughout the country as Zim- In the meantime, as basic
pervious government has paid no are written and stamped for de- babwe aptly confirms Karl Marx’s health services run aground and
attention for the past three or so But the same government The state of the average health- spondent citizens to procure on much-vaunted dictum that reli- as sickly and infirm villagers take
years.  claiming a budget surplus has no care centre in most rural areas their own at the nearest pharmacy, gion is the opium of the people to the mountains to gaze into the
But my piece this week is about money to buy batteries to have the across the country is dispiriting. the various church shrines have which gives them hope in hopeless sky to seek Godly intercession on
ordinary Zimbabweans in the vil- blood pressure of pregnant moth- No basic consumables such as become the new health centres. situations.  their multiple medical challenges
lages who are having a torrid time ers checked at the rural medical painkillers and bandages. Poor The average Zimbabwean family to which state institutions cannot
as they live through a palpable outposts in the village.  road network to access the rural is surviving on less than US 35 At Pasipamire village in my ru- cope even at the very basic level,
health calamity that manifests it- heath centre, demotivated but cents a day and the church shrines ral neighbourhood, in the famed the government is claiming a bud-
self in dramatic and extraordinary One is bemused there are no smiling healthcare staff working have become the new affordable Gomo raGabhureni (Gabriel’s get surplus in Harare. In other
ways: a very real health challenge batteries for the BP machine and under very taxing conditions. No medical centres. mountain) where apostolic folk- words, government officials are
being faced in its non-complex decides to check his weight at the gloves and, in the case of Nyaure lore claims the angel Gabriel’s telling us they still have money to
form, far removed from the fancy nearby digital scale while letting Clinic in my rural hood, no run- Those who fail to access med- footprint was at one point visible spare even as weight scales at ru-
headlines and the complex mor- this shocking spectacle sink in. ning water as the water tank was icines at the hospitals and clinics on the molten granite, droves ral health centres have run out of
tality statistics which only the elite Another shocker awaits. The dig- stolen. Also stolen was the solar as well as the majority of the poor of people flock everyday to the batteries! 
can comprehend.  ital weight scale is not working. It pump at the clinic’s borehole.  who have no money to procure mountain summit for healing
In the village, the health crisis is has no batteries as well. Diligent their prescribed medication are from their various medical ail- Indeed, the heartless regime
real. It manifests in its palpable, workers at the clinic, themselves We have no option but to strive now seeking recourse at the near- ments. I have never tested the is shouting budget surplus when
simple and tangible form. It can smiling and highly affable hard to solve these immediate challeng- est Vapostori shrine. Instead of efficacy and utility of the famed basic items such weight scales and
be touched and felt. The crisis has workers toiling under pathetic es ourselves as the residents of the tablets and the assortment of mountain myself, despite the BP machines have no batteries to
tormented souls as basic services working conditions with measly this community. Never mind the medicines that are oftentimes not place being a mere six kilometres serve pregnant women in our vil-
such as weight scales, blood pres- pay, courteously apologise for the government. They certainly have available at rural clinics across my from my rural homestead. But I lages! 
sure testing machines and even parlous state of this rural infirma- better fish to fry. They have a de- rural hood, from Pote, to Mawan- know they come from all over the
running water have all become ry. They tell you that if possible, composed body to exhume — a ga, from Munyawiiri to Shumba country to receive medical and But as the health challenges
luxuries -- as I will soon illustrate you may have to bring your own rotten cadaver on which they are ward, from Denda to Govera, the spiritual salvation. The numbers mount in the country and else-
through a living, village example.  batteries from home, both for investing their all!  Vapostori-anointed stones and have notably increased in light of where across the globe, especially
A village experience the BP machine and the weight pebbles are now common items the soaring cost of conventional in light of the Covid-19 pan-
This week’s epistle is about the scale.. One begins to imagine the Yet I am proud of my fellow in the pockets and handbags of health services, especially for the demic, it appears the government
health crisis from a village per- prospect of two long queues at villagers. In typical Zimbabwean those seeking medical help, some poor villagers who cannot even in Harare has a very important
spective; the basic health provision this rural clinic both at the weight hospitality, one lady in Dzawara from Harare and beyond. The see the ends, let alone make them matter which has drawn all their
challenges as lived by the ordinary, scale and at the BP machine as in- village has taken it upon herself new medication of holy water and meet!  attention: they want to exhume
barefoot women who have to ac- dividual to lend her personal BP testing anointed pebbles are offered at the a decomposed former president
cess this important service at the machine for free to others in the various shrines and some of them For the many members of ap- either for rituals or for witch-
country’s clinics along the dusty patients insert their own bat- community in need of the service. make audible, tinkling sounds as ostolic sects and even non-believ- craft. God save Zimbabwe.
pathways of our desolate rural teries, retrieve them and allow the That is certainly what it means to families with sickly members re- ers who clamber up the presumed The road that is not
communities. next patient to insert their own be a good citizen particularly un- sort to the Christian faith for heal- therapeutic mountain, it is clear The road that passes near the ill-
batteries which they will have to der an irresponsible, tax-collecting ing and salvation. These shrines spiritual healing has become the equipped Nyaure Clinic is a state
This piece is about the shock- carry home for their next visit!  regime such as ours.  have become the new health cen- only choice. road, the same road that Mnan-
ing spectacle of our health crisis Welcome to Zimbabwe.  tres of repute.  gagwa pledged to tar at a rally in
as seen and practically lived in a This drama experienced by a close We have simply hit the base- The cost of medicines has gone Domboshava in April 2018. The
rural community, even as hope- relative of mine could be the same ment under Mnangagwa. When Conventional pentecostal up and, for many, only the angels dusty road, now with jutting boul-
ful pregnant rural women make reality show unfolding at most you have ordinary villagers sub- churches have also joined the fray. from on high can provide the ders on the steep ascent near Dz-
their numerous trips to the poorly rural clinics in our communities. sidising government healthcare, Prayer time for the sick has be- much-needed therapy. As ardent awara village, is now much worse
equipped rural clinics to deliver Government officials are not even especially for a government that come a bustling experience as the members of the vapostori sect so- off than it was when Mnangagwa’s
the future leaders of our beloved worried as they have a far much claims to have accumulated a various churches instantly calcify norously sing the hymn “Chenge- lie was manufactured in broad
country! bigger priority to worry about: budget surplus, then you know into a hospital ward, with patients ta mwana Enemia” while speaking daylight.
their priority appears to be the you have reached the flotsam at suffering from all kinds of ail- in tongues and other incompre-
Forget the national scope of rock-bottom!  hensible glossolalia, it is clear that The road, nay the pathway, is
our health crisis; graphically illus- Church shrines: Welcome to the for the majority of them, the only now riddled with rocky outcrops
trated at its apex by the soldier at trustworthy hospital is the free right at the centre, huge boulders
the helm of our Health ministry; one presided over by the Almighty that would make you think you
the military general who trad- himself.  are at the Matopos and not on a
ed his gun for the syringe. The road that serves human and vehic-
former weapon was to kill while Health services have become ular traffic to the only clinic in this
the latter instrument is meant to unaffordable while hospitals and rural ward of 22 villages! 
save lives. I am not sure whether clinics do not even have basic
the man has really adapted to this medical consumables. The church It appears this important road
contrast. General Constantino in its various forms, but especial- is urgently appealing for cure and
Chiwenga is himself a chronic ly the apostolic faith, has stepped healing too. Only there is no doc-
patient whose health challenges in to occupy the void. Some tor to provide the requisite thera-
are a matter of public record. Yet genuinely receive healing, some py as the “doctor” who promised
the very same patient is running are duped, some are raped while to heal it has an honourary doc-
the country’s hospitals. We could others are simply fleeced of their torate from Zambia. It could be a
be the only country in the world little earnings as they are told to Doctorate in Lies and Fibs , given
living the cruel irony of a Health buy the odd grocery to facilitate the yarns he has spun to all who
minister who is himself a hospital their healing. Like any industry, have the guts and courage to listen
case, literally. Much like the school these new health centres have also to his usually dreary parody. 
pupil who gets appointed minister been infiltrated by rogue prophets Conclusion
of Education! But that is a story and downright criminals who are As the country’s health services
for another day.  tainting an otherwise chaste voca- sector painfully grinds to a virtual
tion.  standstill, spare a thought for the
In the village, the health crisis villager for whom the only afford-
manifests itself in various forms Among these prophets that able syrup and tablets are the holy
that make you twitch, that give have become a new medical indus- water and the anointed pebbles
your heart a frenetic throb and try unto themselves are those who that are doled out by all shades of
that make you think you are claim to cure mundane ailments prophets — real and false — that
watching a movie. normally associated with conven- now litter our countryside.
tional health institutions: from
Nyaure Clinic in my own rural cervical cancer to malaria, from These prophets, domiciled ei-
hood of Domboshava graphically puberty pimples to period pains, ther at their respective homes or
illustrates the sad predicament of from headaches to Covid-19, at the litany of shrines across the
the ordinary villager who wants to from erectile dysfunction to sore country, have become the new
access basic health services. What throat. These prophets, some of health consultants as conventional
strikes you as you get inside this them false prophets, have in a big health services have virtually col-
rural infirmary is that you cannot way latched onto the opportuni- lapsed. Welcome to Zimbabwe. 
even have your blood pressure ties spawned by the burgeoning
(BP) checked because the small health crisis. Some are genuine *About the writer: Luke Tam-
machine to test BP has no batter- while others have preyed upon borinyoka is deputy secretary for
innocent citizens in dire need of presidential affairs in the MDC
prudent healthcare which has sim- Alliance.
ply become scarce at conventional
health centres. Instead of medi-

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

A new film about Zimbabwe’s 2018
elections is worth watching, but flawed

DAVID B MOORE

DANISH director  Camil- Main opposition MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa (left) and President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
la Nielsson’s documenta-
ry  President  (2021) is an ry  Democrats  (2014) cov- It becomes starkly apparent mission of inquiry  into dustrialisation after the fast meaning. Aside from avoid-
up-close, intimate tale. It ered Zimbabwe’s 2010- that this election will go their deaths muted them track land reform started in ing Chamisa’s  religious
follows the election travails 2013 constitution-making down the drain too. further. the early 2000s – leading to side  President  could have
of Zimbabwe’s main oppo- excursion. President  avoids the opposition party’s take- screened its footage of Cha-
sition party  the Movement feeding the audience a lot The camera catches Zam- President’s filming of over by lawyers and neo-lib- misa’s press conference in
for Democratic Change of background history and chiya from behind. No those moments is classic. eral fantasies. the wake of Zanu PF’s cha-
(MDC) Alliance and its politics. Nielsson says: polite critic, he argues that It’s clear why a good docu- Lawyers do argue otic  coup consolidator, as
leader, Nelson Chamisa. Zanu-PF are military. mentary can beat the stills. well.  Thabani Mpofu’s 2019 began.
We … try to be there Watch very closely as the valiant, expertly filmed,
Winner of the prestigious when things happen, in- They are guerrillas, he officer claps the back of the attempts at the Constitu- Dead: at least 17 dem-
Sundance Film Festival’s stead of telling it all back- says: soldier who shot at the dis- tional Court of Zimbabwe onstrators and bystanders.
Special Jury Award for Veri- wards and coming up with persing crowd. to challenge the vote count- Raped: the same num-
té Filmmaking, the film de- some sort of analysis. If people are not pre- ing amounted to nothing in ber. Meanwhile, Zanu PF
ploys an “in the moment” pared to die, to go to pris- Yet Zamchiya’s challenge, the end. It was pleasurable, ‘youth’ set the opposition
technique as it follows the The film is sold as a po- on … you are not going to if pursued, could have though, to watch elector- headquarters alight. The
lead-up to the 2018 general litical thriller. But as Eric take power away from this raised more questions of the al commission bosses and charred walls said it all.
elections. Kohn – perhaps the sole, regime, believe me or not. film’s unfolding events. judges trying not to squirm. They would answer the
though mild, critical voice Ignored issues But those who adored question of why Chami-
It documents Chami- – writes: the long meetings He might have qualified Like what other forc- Nielsson’s previous sa’s pursuit of free and fair
sa’s  battle  against the gov- with Chamisa and compa- that Zanu PF is especially es shaped this moment? film Democrats and its hero, elections will not go far in
erning Zanu PF party ny debating how to beat the so after the coup, when the During  Rhodesia’s white the lawyer Douglas Mwon- 2023, but also why there
leader and acting Zimba- unbeatable are “less thrill- pro-Mugabe “intelligentsia” rule the liberation armies’ zora, will know that he has are no other choices.
bwean president  Emmer- ing than exhaustive, a kind faction was dumped. military pressure forced the become a leader of a splin-
son Mnangagwa. Mnan- of informational activism in racist regime to the negoti- ter opposition faction  al- —The Conversation.
gagwa ousted Zimbabwe’s feature form”. Once a student leader se- ating table. This would not legedly working with Zanu
37-year ruler  Robert Mug- verely battered during the have happened without the PF. They will wonder how *About the writer: Da-
abe  in 2017. As the film’s Maybe 45 wasted min- early struggles for Zimba- West because of the  Cold long this move brewed. vid B Moore is professor of
promotional material ex- utes covering meetings bwe’s democracy – as is true War. But the West’s post- The Movement for Dem- development studies at the
plains: could have been used to fill for Chamisa, the film shows 1989 enthusiasm for de- ocratic Change’s earlier University of Johannes-
in some glaring gaps that – Zamchiya knows of what mocracy-lite  waned. By splits, patched up in the al- burg in South Africa.
As the election looms local audiences will notice. he speaks. 2017 it seemed the once liance only as elections ap-
closer, it becomes increas- Classic documentary mo- oppostion-friendly Brits proached, are ignored too. President zooms in on the
ingly clear that … an elec- ments The tortured polling were  backing  the sluggish So too Chamisa’s rapid and moment at the cost of the
tion is no guarantee of a One such moment might agents filing affidavits thug Emmerson Mnangag- contested moves to the top big picture. Zooming out
democratic outcome. have followed the (un- about their beatings as they wa who took over the coun- of the party after former could have helped.
named) academic  Phillan posted ballot reports speak try. opposition leader  Morgan
If you have lingering Zamchiya. (The film does eloquently of that plight. Tsvangirai died. President opened the  En-
hopes that the Zanu PF not identify enough of However, the film is silent Or the context of how the Those 45 minutes could counters South African Inter-
soldiers’ coup replacing the its characters.) In a hotel about how ill-prepared original opposition’s  trade have offered much more national Documentary Fes-
doddering nonagenerian room, Chamisa’s lawyerly they were for their crucial union  roots disappeared tival in Johannesburg on 10
would leave Mugabe’s lega- team debates the next steps. task. The deceased 1 August due to devastating de-in- June and then plays in select
cy  behind, settle down for demonstrators, angry at the South African cinemas from
an intense viewing. deliberately slow counting 11-21 June.
of the vote, speak for their
Your hopes will crash, last time. The timid  com-
with the opposition troops
that President follows. They
will die, shot down as bru-
tally as the six demonstra-
tors – and bystanders – dis-
playing their anger at the
Zimbabwe Electoral Com-
mission’s delayed  election
tallies.

But perhaps enough Zim-
babwean politics-watch-
ers in southern Africa can
move the discussion beyond
the liberal good vs evil plat-
itudes repeated by the film’s
reviewers to date. A local
audience should offer criti-
cal and nuanced views.
Political thriller?
A Fulbright graduate of
visual anthropology and
filmmaking at New York
University, director Niels-
son has several socially
conscious films under her
belt, often about the plight
of children, in  Afghani-
stan,  Darfur  and  India.
Her  famed  documenta-

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

Enter hanging judge Hector Macdonald

TERERAI MAFUKIDZE The last Rhodesian and first Zimbabwean Chief Justice Hector Macdonald notoriously known as the hangman. day of his reduced sentence in
prison. Macdonald’s concerns
HECTOR Macdonald was without which nothing, least single person, this country has la was the de facto ruler of pect that in the unlikely event about martyrdom resonated
appointed chief justice in of all missionary work, could witnessed a very substantial present-day Zimbabwe before of their achieving victory they with the official view.
1977 and served in that posi- prosper and for introducing number of the African section the Pioneer Column arrived would forsake the Commu-
tion until retirement in May much-needed skills and exper- of the community moving in 1890. Lobengula presided nists and transfer their alle- Anthony Roy Gubbay, later
1980.  tise. It serves no good purpose from a wholly rural and prim- over the Ndebele State and giance to the countries of the Chief Justice of Zimbabwe,
and leads only to acrimony to itive experience to participate surrounding chiefdoms after Western World.” represented Lamont and ar-
Macdonald was yet anoth- attempt to make a comparative in a modern Western society taking over from his father gued the appeal against sen-
er soldier. He had seen action assessment of the contribution and from a pagan and bar- King Mzilikazi who had mi- The “unlikely event of their tence before Macdonald and
during the Second World War. made by each section of the baric society to a substantially grated from Zululand to Zim- achieving victory” did materi- two other judges of appeal in
He lost his leg during the war. community. Such an attempt Christian society.” babwe, through use of force alise. And Macdonald faced a February 1977. 
He had participated in the will always prove to be a ster- and co-optation. new challenge. More on that
Unilateral Declaration of In- ile exercise because the truth is In another part of the judg- in a moment.  At trial before the regional
dependence (UDI) court de- simply that the changes which ment Macdonald stated that: Mzilikazi and Lobengula, magistrate, Gubbay was led by
cisions.  have been brought about, “The charge of oppression lev- like other rulers of the time, In assessing whether the a South African advocate. In a
transforming Rhodesia from elled against the European of used coercion and co-optation regional magistrate’s 10-year speech delivered by Gubbay at
“Hanging Macdonald”, a primitive country, racked this country by the appellant to build their new nation. imprisonment was justified, the South Eastern Circuit din-
as he was known, was a ded- by tribal division and conflict (Bishop Lamont) is as a gen- Macdonald was perturbed ner at Lincoln’s Inn (UK) on
icated supporter of the sys- and plagued by barbaric prac- eralisation false and provides So Macdonald deployed de- by the possibility of a prison 30 June 2006 and reproduced
tem. He tried many cases in tices of witchcraft, to a coun- a spurious justification for the flection as a strategy to blame sentence making the bishop a in the tribute book on Gub-
the “special courts” that the try with a highly sophisticated terrorist atrocities committed Lobengula for settler colonial martyr. He stated: “We enter- bay, Anthony Roy Gubbay: A
Ian Smith government put in twentieth century economy against the civilian popula- discrimination and repression; tain no doubt that the appel- Judicial Life, edited by George
place to deal with “terrorists”. with higher than average stan- tion.” an approach that colonists lant would enjoy the notoriety Douvelos, the former chief
He would impose the death dard of living for both African used to maximum effect to fan of serving a prison sentence. justice recalled his appearance
sentence without flinching. and European than almost any He said “…it is a mon- ethnic division and hatred – From a purely subjective point before Macdonald to argue the
He would also not hold back other African country, could strous travesty of the truth the divide-and-rule strategy. of view, therefore, a prison Lamont appeal as follows:
from expressing political views not have been achieved by ei- to describe the history of this sentence will serve no purpose
in his judgments.  ther section of the community country under European rule Macdonald even had the but such a sentence is neces- “It was said of the Chief
without the other. as one of oppression. The only temerity to introduce in his sary to mark the seriousness of Justice, for he had lost a leg
Of the many cases one oppression in recent history of judgment “evidence” which the offence and to deter oth- in the Second World War,
could pick the appeal judg- “The problems which now Rhodesia occurred during the had not been led at trial or ers from behaving in the same that he only tolerated coun-
ment written by Macdonald exist are not the bitter fruit of short period of the Matabele on appeal. He claimed that way.”  sel whose names began with
in the case of the Catholic a colonial experiment which domination from 1840-1893, the court had gotten certain ‘Mac’ and who suffered from a
prelate, Bishop Donal Lam- has failed, but, on the con- the year in which the Matabele notorious facts from the “in- The sentence was then re- similar disability to his. There
ont of Mutare. It reveals the trary, stem directly from the were defeated by the Pioneers. numerable terrorist cases” that duced from 10 years to an was none. During the course
political man wearing judi- success of that experiment in That defeat ended the despotic had come before the court and effective terms of one-year im- of argument the Chief Justice,
cial robes. The bishop had creating the peaceful climate reign of Lobengula, who had “as well as from other sources”.  prisonment.  who was inclined to see a com-
been convicted by Henning, in which there has been a kept the whole of this country munist hiding behind every
a regional magistrate sitting in burgeoning, not only of com- in thrall by the barbaric and He launched a tirade against On cue, upon pronounce- bush, and who believed that
Mutare, of failing to report the merce and industry, but also of savage use of witchcraft and what he believed was terrorist ment of the appeal judgment every freedom fighter was one,
presence of “terrorists” and in- the potential of all its inhabi- the unbridled use of military Communist-Marxist-Leninist by Macdonald, the Rhode- accused me of supporting the
structing his subordinates not tants. Within the lifetime of a power.” ideologies. He added: “The sian government on 23 March communist cause by accept-
to under the vicious Law and terrorists’ debt to their Com- 1977 stripped Lamont of his ing the brief. Notwithstanding
Order (Maintenance) Act.  Ndebele King Lobengu- munist sponsors is such that it Rhodesian citizenship and de- the apparent antagonism that
would be unreasonable to ex- ported him. He did not serve a the court felt for the Bishop,
He had been sentenced to whom it labelled arrogant
10 years imprisonment with and self-opinionated, it ac-
hard labour. During the trial cepted as strongly mitigating
in the regional court, Lamont the fact that missions would
gave a long speech which was have to close down and the
subsequently published in a lives of missionaries endan-
book on his trial with the ti- gered if it became known that
tle “Speech from the Dock”. they reported the presence of
It is a must-read exposition terrorists. In short, they were
of the Rhodesian oppressive put in a dilemma. The sen-
system and black grievances. tence was accordingly altered
The bishop had been for many to one year’s imprisonment.
years a thorn in the flesh of the The good Bishop did not serve
Rhodesian authorities.  a single day in prison, for he
was deported from the coun-
Lamont appealed against try within hours of the judg-
sentence to the Appellate Di- ment being handed down. The
vision, Macdonald wrote the Smith regime was determined
judgment. Macdonald said not to make a martyr of him.”
that the statement from the
dock made by the bishop at Having practised at the Bar
his trial contained many ex- in both Johannesburg and
pressions of political opinion Rhodesia, Macdonald must
of a political nature which are have known of the Cab Rank
“inextricably interwoven with rule which obliges counsel to
the purely factual and legal as- accept briefs offered to him or
pects” of the case.  her in courts which they prac-
tise in provided a fee is offered
As a result, Macdonald for his services. 
opined, it was not possible for
the court to avoid dealing with On his death, The Times of
them in assessing the weight of the United Kingdom said this
the plea in mitigation of sen- about Macdonald:
tence. A few quotes will suf-
fice: “Hector Macdonald was the
last chief justice of Rhodesia in
“Unhappily, some mission- the final three years of the rebel
aries appear to have a precon- colony’s existence. Ill-temper,
ceived idea that their mission an ability to rub people up the
in life, in part at least, will be wrong way, his habit of view-
to save and deliver the African ing a difference of opinion as
from what he or she has been a personal insult, as well as the
led to believe is the exploita- fact that he had a false leg, cast
tion by and rapacity of the Eu- him as the archetypal right-
ropean. The truth is that each wing Rhodesian judge who
section of the community is was presumed to be happiest
heavily in debt to the other; when sending black guerrillas
the European to the African to the gallows. It was a percep-
for providing, in the formative tion he reinforced by leaving
years of Rhodesia, the sinew the country immediately after
and muscle of all that has been swearing in Robert Mugabe as
achieved in a short time, the prime minister of the new re-
African to the European for public of Zimbabwe.”
establishing law and order,

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FEARS are mounting
that Mozambique’s Mus- Stemming the insurrection in Issue 34, 11 June 2021
lim-dominated province Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado
of Cabo Delgado could itants, known to locals as the conflict. Besides need-
become the next frontier al-Shabab (not to be con- Mozambican president Filipe Nyusi ing to win back aggrieved
for prolonged jihadist re- fused with Al-Shabaab, the locals’ loyalty, they also
bellion on the continent. jihadist group in Somalia) with air support from a Southern African De- so that it can both respond need to induce militants
moved to armed revolt in South African private mil- velopment Community to the very real security lured by weapons, money
Since 2017, Mozam- October 2017. itary company. This joint (Sadc) states, which see threat posed by the mili- and abducted women used
bican militants backed force stopped the mili- Cabo Delgado’s conflict tants but also eventually as sex slaves to give up vi-
by Tanzanians and other At first dismissing the tants’ advance toward the as endangering their own allocate enough resources olence. Maputo should
foreigners have thwarted militants as criminals, of- provincial capital Pemba security, are meanwhile to protect civilians when use its new development
the weak security forc- ficials now refer to them as and destroyed some of seeking to build interna- they return to their native agency for the north to
es’ efforts to defeat them “terrorists”. their camps but was un- tional support to deploy districts. A heavy deploy- start dialogues with civil-
and perpetrated atrocities able to neutralise them. In their own troops into Mo- ment of regional troops ians in areas where secu-
against civilians. Thou- In so doing, they ad- March, militants stormed zambique. Nyusi has been unfamiliar with the local rity permits and to work
sands have died and hun- mit the problem is great- Palma, the gateway to ma- nervous about that hap- terrain may not be nec- out with them how best
dreds of thousands of peo- er than initially thought, jor gas fields, prompting pening. His critics say he essary. Instead, Maputo to spend donor aid, soothe
ple have been displaced. but the rhetoric also fuels the French multinational wants to keep prying eyes should welcome bespoke local tensions and rebuild
The Islamic State (ISIS) a perception that global ji- Total to halt development. out of the province, a zone African and international trust with communities
global core claims it is be- hadism is the only reason for illicit activity includ- assistance to support its who feel let down by the
hind the insurrection. for the threat. Mozambique’s govern- ing heroin trafficking that own special forces, who state. Such dialogue might
ment has thus been press- benefits elites. are receiving training pri- also help authorities open
While keen to respond Fighters from neigh- ing its foreign partners to marily from a few West- lines of communication
militarily, Maputo also bouring Tanzania, many provide the resources, in- His supporters empha- ern partners. It should with Mozambican mili-
needs to deal with the of whom are part of Isla- cluding lethal assistance, sise rather that he is just task these special forces tants, given how deeply al-
set of local factors that mist networks that have that it says it needs to build being careful about what to spearhead restricted Shabab’s own recruitment
have spurred Mozambi- proliferated on the Swa- up its military, which Ny- kind of intervention he military operations to network is embedded in
can rank-and-file mil- hili coast of East Africa usi now wants to be the allows, wary that a heavy contain and then degrade society. If they can reach
itants into battle. The are, indeed, among the primary force tasked with presence of foreign troops alShabab. back this way, authorities
government should take militants’ leaders. But the fighting militants. could become difficult to could seek ways to en-
military assistance from bulk of the group’s rank control and could end up Patrolling territorial courage the militants’ de-
external partners but use and file are Mozambicans, Mozambique’s Western in a quagmire. waters could also deny mobilisation and possible
force wisely to contain the including poor fishermen, partners say they want to militants opportunities participation in local secu-
militants’ expansion while frustrated petty traders, help but their diplomats After the Palma attack, to move fighters and sup- rity arrangements.
it ramps up efforts to per- former farmers and unem- say their capitals will be Nyusi, who is currently plies via coastal waters. If
suade as many of them as ployed youth. reluctant to supply mate- Sadc chairman, has come residents can be persuaded Maputo may need to
possible to demobilise. riel to the military with- under further pressure to return to areas they va- offer them security guar-
To that end, it should Their motivations for out the institution going from the regional bloc. cated, Mozambique’s oth- antees, and in some cases
channel aid to commu- joining and staying with through significant train- er forces should focus on amnesties, after they exit.
nities and use them and the group are diverse but ing and reforms. He is, however, courting providing security around
other influencers to open less shaped by ideology other security partners, these population centres In the meantime, East
dialogue with Mozambi- than by desire to assert Those partners are con- including Rwanda, whose to benefit civilians and hu- and Southern African
can militants and tackle power locally and to ob- cerned, too, about re- troops could be used to manitarian actors. countries should, via
their grievances. Regional tain the material benefits ports of abuses committed provide Mozambican se- their regional blocs, also
countries should step up that accrue to them via against the population by curity forces combat sup- A security plan like this start exploring how they
efforts to interdict foreign the barrel of a gun. If the security forces and poten- port. would pressure al-Shabab can conduct joint law
support for the insurrec- group is still growing, it is tial leaks of government militarily but also leave enforcement operations
tion. because it is managing to weapons into militants’ Whichever partners he space for authorities to to stymie any support to
draw on recruits who see hands as a result of alleged chooses, any external in- seek a negotiated end to al-Shabab from transna-
Cabo Delgado is a prov- joining and staying with graft and indiscipline. tervention should be mea- tional militants, including
ince that has long been al-Shabab as a good career sured in how it uses force, ISIS, whose influence over
ripe for conflict. In 2007, move. That said, some of the group appears weak
frustrated youth in the the Mozambican militant for now. Such operations
province’s southern dis- core may well, by now, be should focus on stopping
tricts dominated by ethnic committed jihadists. attempts by individuals
Makua began denouncing to finance, train or pro-
the authority of local re- Maputo is meanwhile vide new technologies to
ligious leaders, especially struggling to contain a alShabab.
those close to the country’s group that is growing in
official Muslim council. strength on land and which Their success will require
By the mid-2010s, ethnic can also operate in waters Mozambique and Tanza-
Mwani militants in the off the coast. The army, nia in particular to share
coastal district of Mocím- which significantly shrank information with their in-
boa da Praia had joined after the 1992 peace deal ternational partners about
the fray. Their activism ending the country’s civil al-Shabab networks that
had an Islamist tinge: they war, is in disrepair, a soft have been operating across
pushed for alcohol bans target for militants who their borders.
while opposing the enrol- have overrun many of its
ment of children in state positions and plundered After more than three
schools and the right of its weapons stockpiles. It years of violence in Cabo
women to work. But it is also stretched, having Delgado, Mozambique
was also fuelled by their to guarantee security in and its regional partners
economic exclusion amid the centre of the country are gearing up to respond
the discovery of rubies while it tries to achieve together to the threat.
and natural gas. They re- the final surrender of a They are right to put their
sented, too, the influence residual armed faction of heads together.
of liberation-era generals the Resistência Nacional
who have business inter- Moçambicana (Renamo) Cabo Delgado’s pop-
ests in the province and opposition group. The ulation craves safety and
are drawn from President navy, meanwhile, is bare- wants the security forces
Filipe Nyusi’s Makonde ly functioning. Under to act, petrified that oth-
ethnic group. Amid this pressure to respond to the erwise they could end up
boiling resentment, au- Cabo Delgado crisis, abducted or killed. A secu-
thorities expelled artisanal rity response is necessary.
miners from commercial Nyusi dispatched elite
mining concessions in paramilitary police units The government and its
early 2017, further feed- allies also need to think
ing local discontent. Mil- carefully, however, about
how they can address the
grievances underpinning
a rapidly expanding chal-
lenge that in essence start-
ed as a local revolt.

— International Crisis Group.

NewsHawks Africa News Page 39

Issue 34, 11 June 2021 Zambian
court
Ever Given remains grounded in
Egypt as compensation battle rages throws out
second
LEMONS, bamboo shoots and The Ever Given cargo vessel in the Great Bitter Lake on the Suez canal. challenge
tofu sit in the sweltering heat, to Lungu
alongside goods from Lenovo, The battle hinges on a legal people for six days’ work is a Clyde & Co wrote to the pilots remain onboard ships
Ikea, Dixons Carphone and fight over compensation, due generous pay package, it’s hard SCA in May, pleading with it to this size, taking control to allow re-election
dozens of other brands – includ- to return to court in the Egyp- to think of how this makes any take into consideration the fact them to navigate the slim water- bid
ing barbecues, sun loungers, tian port city of Ismailia later sense,” said Sharma. that some goods onboarded risk way, but canal rules hold third
swimwear, lawnmowers and this month. The SCA  said  it expiring, going out of season, or parties responsible for any dam- ZAMBIA’S Constitutional
camping equipment – and will was seeking US$916m from “The SCA has not provided becoming otherwise unsellable age caused. Court ruled on Friday that
arrive at their intended destina- the Ever Given’s owners, Shoei a detailed justification for this as delays dragged on. Expired President Edgar Lungu can
tions long after summer ends. Kisen, and their insurers, the extraordinarily large claim,” the goods could create a “significant The UK P&I club said it stand for re-election in Au-
UK P&I Club, including some UK P&I Club  said  in April. disposal problem”, Clyde & Co was “concerned” by the SCA’s gust, throwing out a second
Since the successful operation salvage costs borne by cargo in- “The vessel was refloated af- added. claims against the ship’s captain, opposition challenge to his
to dislodge the 220,000-ton surers. ter six days and the Suez canal including that he was speeding. eligibility on the basis of
Ever Given from the Suez canal, promptly resumed their com- “It is our view that if the The speed of ships crossing the the constitutional two-term
where it was stuck for six days, While the SCA has since said mercial operations.” SCA is reported to be refusing waterway is normally regulat- limit.
the cargo ship has been ground- it is prepared to accept a settle- to release time-sensitive cargoes ed as they travel in a convoy.
ed again – this time by a fierce ment of US$550m, it is yet to Observers remain confused during a global pandemic, such “While the master is ultimately The ruling comes as Zam-
legal battle between the ship’s provide information to explain as to why the SCA has pressed an approach could cause serious responsible for the vessel, navi- bia faces a multipronged
owners, insurance companies, its colossal demand, other than for compensation for damage to reputational harm to the SCA.” gation in the canal transit with- economic crisis, after over-
and the Suez Canal Authority listing US$300m for a “salvage its reputation while continuing Clyde & Co said it had not re- in a convoy is controlled by the leveraging its debt right
(SCA). bonus” and a further US$300m to impound the ship, crew and ceived a response. Suez canal pilots and SCA ves- before the brutal global
for “loss of reputation” and cargo, causing further harm to sel traffic management services. Covid-19 shutdown. The
In late April, Egypt  de- physical damage to the canal. global supply chains. “In many There is still little agreement Such controls include the speed crisis has triggered Africa’s
clared that authorities were de- Egyptian authorities quietly re- ways this incident was an op- on what caused the ship to of the transit and the availabili- first pandemic-era sover-
taining the ship, her 26-person vealed  at the end of May that portunity for Egypt to shine,” ground. Strong winds and low ty of escort tugs,” the UK P&I eign default and driven the
crew and millions of pounds one person died during the sal- said Dustin Eno of the UK P&I visibility due to a sandstorm club said. southern African country to
in cargo, until its owners paid vage effort. Club. were initially raised as the likely seek emergency help from
compensation for the blockage. cause, but disputes remain over The SCA’s chairman, Osama the International Monetary
“Even US$550m is unten- “The UK P&I Club acknowl- why the SCA allowed the Ever Rabie, said the Egyptian author- Fund.
The ship is unable to sail able,” said Sharma. “My im- edged that the SCA assisted Given to enter the waterway if ities intended to expand an 18-
out of Egyptian waters until pression is that the whole claim with salvage, and was successful the weather put vessels at risk. mile stretch of the canal south Lungu’s first term in office
the problem is resolved. “We’re is inflated.” Clyde & Co drew within six days. This was a great of the Great Bitter Lake where lasted a year and six months,
frustrated. Some of our clients particular issue with the size of outcome that Egyptians should The head of the SCA’s in- the Ever Given ran aground in when he took over after the
are outraged,” said Jai Sharma of the salvage bonus. “The SCA be proud of, it brought a lot of vestigation committee into the March. Meanwhile, negotia- death of the previous elect-
the insurance company Clyde & said early on with great fanfare attention to the Suez canal, and incident, El-Sayed Sheisha, told tions continue to free the Ever ed president, Michael Sata.
Co, which represents producers that 800 Egyptians worked for to its tremendous contribution reporters  the Ever Given was Given, her crew and cargo all He then won an election in
of more than US$100m worth six days to salvage the vessel – to global trade. I struggle to see speeding and swerved, and over again. a disputed vote in August
of cargo onboard the Ever Giv- US$300m spread across 800 why they think their reputation blamed the ship’s captain. The 2016.
en. Although the cargo remains was harmed.” SCA mandates that two canal —The Guardian.
officially detained, physically re- Since this is technically
moving it from the gigantic ship his second term, the oppo-
is unlikely to become an option sition had argued that he
as it requires equally gigantic is no longer eligible to run
cranes to move it, at a port deep -- an argument which the
enough to accommodate such a court had already rejected
large vessel. in 2018, but a second con-
current case was still await-
Dixons Carphone, the Chi- ing a decision.
nese technology manufacturer
Lenovo and Ikea separately con- “The first respondent’s
firmed that their products re- nomination is valid and he
mained trapped on the ship. “A is entitled to stand for elec-
small number of our containers tion on August 12, 2021.
remain on the Ever Given vessel, The petitions have no mer-
however there is no meaningful it,” the judgment read by
disruption to our stock levels or Justice Anne Sitali said.
business operations,” said a Dix-
ons Carphone spokesperson. Zambia, Africa’s second
Some retailers are considering largest copper producer,
legal action against the Egyp- is grappling with econom-
tian authorities to try to free ic woes that, owing to de-
their cargo. “We’re exploring pressed commodity prices,
ways to recover the goods,” said started well before the pan-
Charlotte West of Lenovo, but demic pushed the country
declined to give details. into recession.

Fears for Rwandan fugitive arrested in Mozambique That cloud may be lift-
ing a little, as copper prices
FEARS are growing that a offences and sentenced to 25 Henrique Buque, has told the the Rwandan government has on shows together and other hover around decade highs,
Rwandan journalist who years in prison - on what he BBC. been involved in Mr Ntamu- Christian events. driven partly by the boom
sought asylum in Mozam- says were trumped up charges. hanga’s recent arrest. in electric cars, and last year,
bique may have been illegally After his detention in May, Kizito, as he was popularly Zambia produced a record
deported back home. He famously escaped from the media in Rwanda reported He told the private paper known, had drawn ire for a output of the metal. 
a high-security jail in central that he was likely to be deport- Canal de Mocambique such song that suggested that ev-
Cassien Ntamuhanga, who Rwanda three and a half years ed. Cléophas Habiyaremye, accusations were “fake news”. eryone killed during the 1994 Last month, the country
had sought safety in the south- ago - and during his time in the Rwandan refugees’ repre- genocide should be remem- reached an agreement with
ern African country after es- Mozambique has set up a po- sentative in Mozambique, says The police in Mozambique bered whether they were eth- the IMF on conditions for a
caping from prison in Rwanda litical movement in exile, the this would be illegal as Rwan- have not yet responded to the nic Hutus or Tutsis. bailout. — Reuters.
in 2017, was detained on 23 Rwandan Alliance for the Na- da and Mozambique have no BBC’s request for comment.
May on Inhaca Island off the tional Pact (RANP). extradition treaty. The singer was pardoned
coast of Mozambique’s capital, A number of prominent by the president in 2018, but
Maputo. Earlier in May, he was sen- “In this case it is a decision government critics have been was arrested two years later
tenced in absentia to another to be taken by courts, and not killed in and outside Rwan- for allegedly trying to leave
The 39-year-old used to run 25 years in prison for alleged- police,” he told the BBC, add- da in recent years and others the country illegally and was
a Christian radio station in ly planning terror attacks on ing that the journalist was still jailed. The government has found dead in his cell a few
Rwanda’s capital, Kigali, that Rwanda. a registered asylum seeker. denied involvement in their days later.
was not afraid to criticise gov- deaths. Mr Ntamuhanga was
ernment policies. “We are still trying all ways Rwanda’s ambassador to arrested in 2014 alongside A government investigation
to be in touch with Cassien. Mozambique, Claude Niko- gospel singer Kizito Mihigo, found he had taken his own
In 2014 he was arrested and Unfortunately, nothing yet,” bisanzwe, has dismissed al- who was given a 10-year sen- life, but many dispute this.
later convicted of terrorism his lawyer in Maputo, Simao legations by the RANP that tence. The pair had often put
– BBC.

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G-7 nations expected to pledge 1 billion
COVID-19 vaccine doses for the world
THE Group of Seven (G7) The prime minister’s office outline more help for devel-
nations is set to commit to said the first 5 million UK British Prime Minister Boris Johnson (right) met US President Joe Biden in Carbis Bay, UK. oping nations to build up in-
sharing at least 1 billion coro- doses would be shared in com- frastructure, as a counterpoint
navirus shots with the world, ing weeks, with the remainder to the debt-fuelled spending
British Prime Minister Boris coming over the next year. by China in Africa, Asia and
Johnson has announced, with Biden’s own commitment was Latin America.
half coming from the US and on top of the 80 million doses
100 million from the UK, as he has already pledged to do- The initiative “will embrace
US President Joe Biden urges nate by the end of June. a high standards, transparent,
allies to join in speeding the climate-friendly, non-corrupt
pandemic’s end and bolstering “At the G7 Summit I hope mechanism” for infrastructure
the strategic position of the my fellow leaders will make investment in the developing
world’s wealthiest democra- similar pledges so that, to- world, the US official said.
cies. gether, we can vaccinate the
world by the end of next year “It will be an alternative to
Johnson’s announcement and build back better from that which other countries,
on the eve of the G7 lead- coronavirus,” Johnson said in including China, are offer-
ers’ summit in England came a statement, referencing the ing.”
hours after Biden commit- US president’s campaign slo-
ted to donating 500 million gan. Underpinning the US-led
Covid-19 vaccine doses and diplomatic revival, Biden and
previewed a co-ordinated ef- Earlier on Thursday, French British Prime Minister Boris
fort by the advanced econ- President Emmanuel Macron Johnson on Thursday adopt-
omies to make vaccination welcomed the US commit- ed a new “Atlantic Charter”,
widely and speedily available ment and said Europe should modelled on the pact signed
everywhere. do the same. He said France by their World War II prede-
would share at least 30 mil- cessors to help build a new
“We’re going to help lead lion doses globally by year’s world order.
the world out of this pandem- end.
ic working alongside our glob- Johnson dislikes the de-
al partners,” Biden said, add- “I think the European cades-old phrase “special re-
ing that on Friday (US time) Union needs to have at least lationship”, arguing it makes
the G7 nations would join the the same level of ambition as Britain look subservient to
US in outlining their vaccine the United States,” he said at Washington, telling the BBC
donation commitments. The a news conference. He added instead that it should be
G7 also includes Canada, that time was of the essence, viewed as “indestructible”.
France, Germany, Italy and saying, “It’s almost more im-
Japan. portant to say how many He also played down any
(doses) we deliver the next differences with Biden over
Northern Ireland, ahead of
CORONA VIRUS month than making promises world. showdown talks between the
COVID-19 to be fulfilled in 18 months “Presidents Biden and Ma- prime minister and EU chiefs
from now.” on Saturday to tackle deep fis-
SIMPLE STEPS TO HELP cron have supported a waiver sures opened up by Brexit.
STOP THE SPREAD The G7 leaders have faced on the intellectual property
mounting pressure to outline behind COVID vaccines – British Foreign Secretary
Cough and sneeze Use a tissue their global vaccine-sharing the other G7 nations should Dominic Raab hit back on
into your arm plans, especially as inequities follow their lead. The lives of Friday after French Presi-
in supply around the world millions of people in develop- dent Emmanuel Macron
Bin the tissue Wash your hands have become more pro- ing countries should never be launched a broadside over UK
nounced. In the US, there is a dependent on the goodwill of back-pedalling regarding spe-
TOGETHER WE CAN STOP THE large vaccine stockpile and the rich nations and profit-hun- cial post-Brexit arrangements
SPREAD AND STAY HEALTHY demand for shots has dropped gry pharmaceutical corpora- for the restive province.
precipitously in recent weeks. tions.”
The NewsHawks TheNewsHawksLive www.thenewshawks.com [email protected] Raab told Sky News that
Biden predicted the US Alex Harris, director of “change must come from the
doses and the overall G7 com- government relations at Well- European Commission side”
mitment would “supercharge” come, a London-based science and that “we are not negoti-
the global vaccination cam- and health charitable founda- ating or haggling the integrity
paign, adding that the US tion, said:  “The new US and of the United Kingdom”.
doses came with no strings UK commitments are a step
attached. in the right direction, but Late Thursday, more than
they don’t go far enough, fast 3,000 pro-UK loyalists staged
The club of leading econo- enough. a protest in Belfast against
mies – Canada, France, Ger- the “protocol” that effectively
many, Italy, Japan, the Unit- “What the world needs is keeps Northern Ireland in the
ed Kingdom and the United vaccines now, not later this EU customs union and single
States – say a joint approach year. At this historic moment, market.
is the world’s best chance for the G7 must show the polit- Marshmallows by sea
recovering from the global ical leadership our crisis de- Johnson will be hoping to
health crisis, and tackling cli- mands … We urge G7 leaders lighten the mood at a beach
mate change. But as the sum- to raise their ambition.” barbecue on Saturday, joined
mit opened on Friday, cam- Post-Trump diplomacy by his wife Carrie and other
paigners said the plan – which President Joe Biden is setting G7 spouses, with a sea shanty
includes 500 million US doses the tone, ditching Donald band and toasted marshmal-
and 100 million from the UK Trump’s isolationist stance on lows around fire pits.
– fell short. global affairs, to ram home a
message of resolve by the G7 That will follow a reception
“If the best G7 leaders can and NATO against both Bei- for the G7 leaders on Friday
manage is to donate one bil- jing and Moscow as he heads evening hosted by Queen
lion vaccine doses then this on to his first sit-down meet- Elizabeth II at Cornwall’s
summit will have been a fail- ing with Russian President Eden Project, an exhibition
ure,” Oxfam’s health policy Vladimir Putin next week in that showcases the world’s
manager Anna Marriott said, Geneva. ecological riches.
insisting the world needs 11
billion doses instead as she “The driving animating Safeguarding global biodi-
called for a global waiver on purpose of this G7 summit versity is another G7 theme
patent protections for vac- is to show that democracy this weekend, with the leaders
cines. can deliver against the biggest set on an agreement to pro-
challenges we’re facing in the tect at least 30 percent of the
“Charity is not going to fix world,” a senior US adminis- world’s land and oceans by
the colossal vaccine supply cri- tration official said. 2030.
sis,” she said. “The G7 should
break the pharmaceutical mo- The G7 leaders, meeting They will also debate aid-
nopolies and insist that the at the seaside resort of Carbis ing poorer nations to transi-
vaccine science and know- Bay in Cornwall, southwest tion out of fossil fuels, in the
how is shared with qualified England, are also expected to buildup to the UN’s COP26
manufacturers around the summit in November in Scot-
land.

— Al Jazeera/The Guardian.

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JONATHAN MBIRIYAMVEKA Zimdancehall music-drugs man argued that Zimdancehall
nexus destroying youths does not in any way influence
ZIMDANCEHALL music is drug abuse but, instead, had the
greatly influenced by reggae and In the song, widely seen as The issue has become debat- This helped clear a psychological do not work and cannot afford power to condemn such vices.
dancehall from Jamaica.   glorifying cocaine, he sang: “Nd- able among proponents of Zim- space for the flourishing of Jamai- legal beers and for them to spend
ikati Naka Dhula Dhaka zvinon- dancehall and those who are an- ca’s brand of cultural nationalism the night some, not all, resort to “I can say that in confidence. I
Calling it Zimdancehall was aka zvinodhura zvinodhaka Baba, ti-Zimdancehall movement. and all the people influenced by drugs and the few on drugs will think you will agree with me that
no misnomer. It was a way of Haasi maune, rega ndivachune reggae throughout the world, let influence behaviour even to those we have had a crisis in terms of
acknowledging the origins. That kuti vasazoudzwa nemakuhwa Music critic and writer Pro- alone Zimdancehall artistes, but not on drugs and it now appears employment for the past decade,
way, producers and promoters kuti itori Naka Dhula Dha- fessor Fred Zindi said the impact in all likelihood, its significance as if the whole event is charac- but what we have seen is, we have
hoped to stand a better chance ka.”  (Nice things are expensive of the glorification of drug use in to Jamaican culture transcended terised by drug addicts,” Chipaz seen Zimdancehall creating a lot
of easing the difficulties associat- and intoxicating. Let me tell you Zim dancehall was tremendous. both this and its function as a re- said. of employment for the youths
ed with taking the sound to the this. Don’t hear it through the ligious sacrament for Rastas. and covering the space, for in-
world. grapevine.” “Some people have suggest- Music producer and guitarist stance in every ghetto we have an
ed that the connection between “So anyone who believes in Mono Mukundu said music, just average of between 20-30 studios.
In 2006, during the formative The supremely talented Soul Zimdancehall and ganja may Rastafarian culture thinks it is like the media, has power to in-
years of the genre, one Slug Yute Jah Love, who died on 17 Feb- represent the most complex smart to take drugs, especially fluence fans. “Youths have nothing to do,
coined the genre Zimdancehall ruary 2021, was declared a liber- “drug-music” nexus in the sphere ganja,” Zindi said. no source of income. Can you
and also created a website which ation hero by the hovernment, a of global popular music. To drug “In the Zimdancehall fraterni- imagine, big artistes Freeman,
became a platform where he up- move seen by some as a huge en- peddlers, it offers glorious oppor- Music promoter Partson ty we do have responsible artistes Killer T, Winky D, and Enzo
loaded only Zimdancehall music dorsement of his misdemeanors. tunities for a quick buck. “Chipaz” Chimbodza defended who sing positive lyrics but, just Ishall have houses or are building.
from several backyard studios the genre, blaming a few artistes like in Jamaica, where dancehall But some of them their houses are
that sprouted in the ghettos.  As Zimbabwe went into “Some artistes are brainwashed who glorify drugs and substance originated from, there are artistes at window level, they can’t pro-
Covid-19 lockdown in 2020, into thinking that they cannot abuse. who sing what they call slackness ceed because of Covid. There are
As the genre grew in popu- most youths found themselves make good music unless they lyrics, and here in Zimbabwe we many who have been building.”
larity, it occupied certain spaces, loafing around and experiment- have had a few ‘smokes’. The im- “I believe every genre has its do have some who do the same.
for instance in public transport ing with illicit drugs. pact on the glorification of drug artistes and every artiste has his Templeman suggests that the
where commuter omnibus crews use in Zimdancehall is tremen- or her followers so to me it’s not “In an era where we have a stu- people who peddle drugs are not
gave it wider reach.  Vulnerable youths wrongly dous as it brings relief to unem- the genre (Zimdancehall) that in- dio in every street in the ghetto, Zimdancehall artistes, but those
assumed that hard drugs such ployed, poverty stricken and eco- fluences drug abuse, but it is the sometimes it is very difficult to who take advantage of the popu-
It was not long before the as crystal meth, also known as nomically hard-hit youths who message that comes from the ar- trace where the slackness music larity of the music.
sound caught the attention of “mutoriro” or “guka makafela” ‘feel good’ after taking drugs. tistes to their followers that influ- is coming from. But it is a very
radio stations which played the in street lingo, provided an easy ences or denounces drug abuse. worrying issue,” Mukundu said. He said as Zimbabwe’s en-
music, much to the delight of ur- escape from social and economic “Do not forget that there is a tertainment scene went into
ban youths. hardships. symbiotic relationship between “Dancehall is usually attended However, radio disc jockey Covid-19 lockdown it left most
ganja, roots reggae and Rastas. to by young guys. Most of them and promoter Godfather Temple- Zimdancehall artistes with no
The allure of Zimdancehall is source of income and this also af-
that it is an expression of everyday fected the downstream sector.
life in the ghetto, the struggles, as-
pirations and tribulations. “It would be unfair for anyone
to blame the genre for what is
According to proponents of now happening in society because
Zimdancehall, the music has with the lockdown there has been
created a pathway out of poverty a crisis of unemployment which
for many people. One commen- led to drug abuse. Since 2010
tator described it this way: “This when we used to hold big shows,
is where we get to express what we have never heard of reports
we feel from within. This is where from the police or the newspapers
we get to address any issues be that youths are doing drugs be-
they political, hunger, starvation, cause of Zimdancehall. The issue
songs of joy, songs of freedom is we only started to know about
and we express them through the guka (crystal meth) during lock-
Zimdancehall movement.” down,” he said.

While it is true that Zim- Templeman also argued that
dancehall has become a powerful the percentage of Zimdancehall
medium of expression, its expo- artistes who glorified drug and
nents have also been accused of substance abuse was miniscure
influencing vices in society, nota- compared to those who sang pos-
bly drug and substance abuse. itive messages.

One of the biggest Zimdance- “My take is that it is unfair for
hall artistes to emerge was Soul anyone to suggest that Zimdance-
Jah Love, who unfortunately was hall is influencing drug abuse
both diabetic and drug addict. because only a small percentage
of artistes are glorying the drug
During his heady days, Soul abuse as compared to the 99%
Jah Love performed songs that majority who actually condemn
glorified “musombodhiya”, a the use of drugs.
cheap potent brew which was
popular in the streets, before he “Surely, how can a minuscule
moved on to Bronclear or “bron- percentage have influence over
co”, a cough remedy containing those with a bigger percentage?”
codeine, an opioid narcotic. he said.

In the song Pamamonya Ipa- He said Zimdancehall can be
po, Soul Jah Love sang about his used to address drug and sub-
love for codeine. stance abuse among youths.

He sings: “NdiSauro mwana “Last year, Oskid released
waSithembeni haasi mwana wa- Pandemic Riddim and on that
Charmaine. Anoda codeine haan- riddim we had Freeman and
gadhakwe neChampagne.” (I’m Dadza D who dropped their hit
Soul, the child of Sithembeni, not Guka. The song condemns the
Charmaine. I love codeine, I can’t use of drugs and also Ricky Fire
get high on Champagne.” dropped Mutoriro on More En-
tertainment Riddim, which again
He would chant “Television condemned guka, warning of the
Televison” in reference to the eu- dangers of the drug. So, Zim-
phoric effect of crystal meth while dancehall is a tool for anti-drug
in the song Naka Dhula Dhaka abuse,” he said.
he talked about being high on ex-
pensive and sweet stuff. 

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Tich Mataz – the real Razzmatazz 

PEOPLE do not usually hon- Legendary Zimbabwean radio personality Tich Mataz.
our and pay tribute to talented
individuals when they are still ent like Bop. If anyone could And boy did he burn the radio shows to Radio Bop. I must say that the one song Countdown. 
alive. lure Tich to South Africa it turntables! And the tables While on radio doing his I associate with this Radio He became the first black
had to be Radio Bop. And were also turned. And the show, Ntate Thapelo Thipe Bop show is “Always and For-
However, South African they did.  540 dial would be turned on called him. Radio Bop had ever” by Judy Watley from the broadcaster on a predomi-
communication executive Albi by hundreds of radio lovers lost their star presenter and Affairs of the Heart album.  nantly white station, Radio 5,
Modise has been doing so on Late December 1991, Bob across the nation.  The man- they were looking for another in 1994. Radio 5 would later
radio personalities, mainly Mabena bid his listeners on agers at Radio Bop had done star to replace him.  Each time he spoke I would be renamed 5FM.  Wet Wet
those associated with Radio Radio Bop a fond farewell on a cross-border raid when they be blown away by how he Wet’s Love Is All Around was
Bop, first launched under the the Safe Drive Show that aired went for Tich who was evi- Tich says when he arrived would seamlessly link adverts making waves globally and
Bophuthatswana bantustan on weekdays between 15:00 dently doing exceedingly well in Mmabatho, he was blown between songs while allowing Mataz would play this song
government in the late 1970s. and 18:00. That ended a suc- on ZBC’s Radio 3, where he away by what he found at Bop the station ID to complement religiously. To this day I asso-
cessful two-year tenure with hosted their midday show.  Broadcasting Corporation the sound. He was just magi- ciate this song with Tich and
It became a training ground the station. Mabena was a star (BopBC). The institutionali- cal to listen to. He knew how his tenure at 5FM. 
and launch pad for many ra- and Radio Bop had to get an- He was a big radio name in sation of broadcasting at Ra- to wow his audience. 
dio personalities and careers in other star to replace him, lest Zimbabwe. He was already a dio Bop left him gobsmacked.  At Radio 5 he hosted the
South Africa. Metro gain an upper hand in star after having already ven- He was a marvel on radio. I 19:00 to 22:00 weekday show.
the afternoon.  tured into radio in 1988. He Tich took over the The Safe was conflicted as well, because I was living and studying in
The station was closed in was ready to expand his in- Drive Show now renamed Mabena at that time would Grahamstown (now Makana)
2000, but resurfaced in 2018 A month before, we had fluence and make a foray into Rush Hour Experience.    It be waiting to entertain me on at that time, so Radio 5 was
as a digital commercial station buried my father. I was in a South Africa.  would signal the battle of the Metro. I was spoilt for choice where my dial would be. In
now called Beats of Pleasure daze. It was a few days before airwaves between Tich Mataz and I chose to move between between songs, I would move
(still Bop). the end of the year. Festivities Sometime last year, Fusi on drive and Bob Mabena the two giants.  the dial to Capital 694. I will
were in the air and all big hits Nkoala reminded us that who was also manning the write about 604 sometime
But before it went silent, the of the year were placed on Zimbabwe blessed us with a same slot at Metro.  With the birth of a new na- soon. Tich would move to the
radio station for the better part high rotation. wonderful radio talent here tion in 1994, the radio picture midday to 3pm slot on 5FM
of its existence was the pride of (Tich Mataz). Other great ra- Some friends of mine would started to change. The SABC until his deportation in 1998
black media.  Long Hot Summer Nights dio hosts from that country I later confess how conflict- gained the upper hand, giving on charges of obtaining his
by James “JT” Taylor had just enjoyed were Bertha Charu- ed they were having to move its stations more power. The South African ID fraudulent-
To measure the extent of its been released. So when he ma, Sammy T and Tonderai their dials between the two power of homeland-owned ly. 
influence, one needs only look at signed off for the last time on Tsakande aka TK. I agree with stations. It was a star-studded stations was getting diluted
its cast of luminaries.   Radio Bop, I was listening. him.  In one interview placed afternoon.  post-Uhuru.  Tich’s radio career in South
You see, I listened to radio on YouTube, Tich narrated Africa was cut short while his
Radio Bop gave rise to pre- with a keen ear. how he received a call from Tich had this brilliant and Tich would join a sizeable radio career was at its peak.
senters like Brenda Sisana, Ben Ntate Thapelo Thipe while he creative ability to play with his number of jocks that left the He was at the prime of his
Dikobe, Lawrence Dube, the Mabena was moving to the was on air on ZBC. links in a manner that allowed station post-elections. Keith radio life when he was booted
late Bob Mabena, Nothemba big city and in came an un- his show to be one beautiful Lindsay was the station man- out of the country. 
Madumo, Tim Modise and known voice, Tich. The orig- He narrated the story of a radio tapestry. Clean, flawless ager at Radio 5 when Tich
Tichafa Matambanadzo, popu- inal razzmatazz was set free on late friend Joe who took his and use of colour to tell sto- joined the station. I used to Thanks for the beautiful
larly known as Tich Mataz. the MW 540 band to give lis- cassettes that contained his ries. He was a colourful jock, listen to Keith Lindsay on Ra- radio years, Tichafa Matam-
teners his brand of radio.  literally and figuratively. dio 5 on Sundays doing the banadzo.
Albi Modise, former broad-
cast journalism lecturer and
corporate communications ex-
pert currently working for the
South African government, says
Tich, the legendary Zimba-
bwean radio personality, was
terrifically talented and left an
indelible footprint on the South
African broadcasting landscape.
He writes:

TICH Mataz was a real
razzmatazz when he waltzed
into our lives after landing the
coveted afternoon drive show
gig on Radio Bop. 

Not every Tom, Dick and
Harry got a gig at Bop. 

As Vincent Maseko jocular-
ly quipped, actually Bop had
Tom Nthane, Dick Kgang
and at one point Harry Co-
hen. Sorry I digressed! 

January 1992 arrived bear-
ing  a new year’s hopes and a
new jock on to grace Radio
Bop airwaves. 

If any station could identify
Tich’s masterly radio skills and
grant him airwaves to display
his midas touch, it had to be
Radio Bop. The management
was quite progressive and in-
novative. They were trend-
setters who moved with the
times. 

Radio Bop represented as-
pirations of black people in a
hostile political environment
that had sought to push them
to the periphery, to the fringes
of socio-economic activities in
their own country. The station
played music that South Afri-
can Broadcasting Corporation
stations were not allowed to
at that time. Miriam Makeba,
Harry Belafonte, etc. 

The managers at Radio
Bop defied apartheid odds
and took the radio stage with
chutzpah. 

At that juncture in our ra-
dio story there was no other
radio station that was re-
motely comparable in scale or
depth for showcasing new tal-

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

Dangarembga wins PEN Pinter Prize

ZIMBABWEAN author and Zimbabwean award-winning author Tsitsi Dangarembga. made things happen for other
filmmaker Tsitsi Dangarembga, people as well as achieving in
winner of the prestigious free the words of Harold Pinter – an Prize 2021. Dangarembga was chosen by gate Ellah P. Wakatama, and her own right.
speech-inspired PEN Pinter “unflinching, unswerving gaze” “I believe that the positive this year’s judges: The Guard- poet Andrew McMillan.
Prize 2021 established in 2009 upon my country and its society ian’s Associate Editor for Cul- “Through her trilogy of nov-
in memory of Nobel-Laureate has resonated with many people reception of literary works like ture and English PEN trustee, Armitstead, said: “Tsitsi Dan- els, starting with Nervous Con-
playwright Harold Pinter, will across the globe and this year mine helps to prove that we can Claire Armitstead; literary critic garembga has had an unusual ditions in 1988 and culminating
deliver a keynote address at a with the jury of the PEN Pinter unite around that which is posi- and Editor-at-large for Canon- and exemplary career as a writer, 30 years later in her fine, Book-
ceremony hosted by British Li- tively human.” filmmaker and activist, who has er shortlisted This Mournable
brary and English PEN on 11 Body, she has charted the de-
October.  velopment of Zimbabwe from
a British colony to an autocratic
She is expected in Harare to- and troubled free state.
day from South Africa to clear
some legal issues. “In doing so, she has held
a magnifying glass up to the
Dangarembga, the Book- struggles of ordinary people, in
er-shortlisted writer arrested last so many parts of the world, to
year in Harare while protesting lead good lives in the increas-
against governance failures and ingly corrupt and fractured new
corruption, was hailed for her world order. Hers is a voice we
“ability to capture and commu- all need to hear and heed.”
nicate vital truths even amidst
times of upheaval”. Wakatama, a Zimbabwean,
added: “Dangarembga’s work
The prize is given by free through her books, activism
speech campaigners English and films demonstrates dili-
PEN in memory of the Nobel gence, stoicism, and the ability
laureate Harold Pinter. It goes to capture and communicate
to a writer of “outstanding lit- vital truths even amidst times of
erary merit” who, as Pinter put upheaval.
it in his Nobel speech, shows a
“fierce intellectual determina- “It is an honour to join my
tion ... to define the real truth of colleagues in raising up the
our lives and our societies”. voice of a woman whose words
have written the story of my
Previous winners include country of birth with a clarity,
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, bravery and honesty that is a
Margaret Atwood and Linton rare and precious gift.”
Kwesi Johnson. Dangarembga
is the author of Nervous Con- Said McMillan: “I’m hon-
ditions, which she wrote when oured to have been able to sit
she was 25, and which was de- with my fellow judges, and to
scribed by Doris Lessing as one shine a light on Tsitsi Dan-
of the most important novels of garembga in this way; and
the 20th century. through her choice to highlight
another international writer of
The prize is awarded annually courage.
to an outstanding author in the
UK, Ireland and the Common- “When Nervous Conditions
wealth, who, as Pinter said, casts was published in 1988 it was
an “unflinching, unswerving” the first novel to be published in
gaze upon the world and shows English by a black woman from
“fierce intellectual determina- Zimbabwe; here’s to our book-
tion… to define the real truth of shelves, our syllabuses, collective
our lives and our societies”. imaginations being full of many
more, from current and future
Dangarembga said: “I am generations, in years to come.”
grateful that my casting – in
— STAFF WRITER.

I want to be mayor of Bulawayo: Babongile Skhonjwa

IN every city there is a go-to guy. I was born here, that’s special on Babongile Skhonjwa and his wife.  JM: You are big on social cap- see us.
One who is popular and one who its own and the fact that I am so ital or rather well connected. JM: What is your experience
knows every corner where to get appreciated here. JM: What exactly do you do? ing a sports bar on my birthday. I How did you build your con- with showbiz in Bulawayo?
what and how. JM: How old are you and where BS: I am jack of all trades, easier also breed nice cows at the farm nections and name? BS: It been a long rollercoaster
Naturally, these are the crowed exactly in Bulawayo were you answered as an all-round enter- in Filabusi. Basically, I do every- BS: It has taken many years. I’ve ride, from the biggest flops to the
pullers and a party is not complete born? tainer, comedian, musician, actor, thing. been very popular since I was in biggest profits. Huge experiences
when the chap is absent. This best BS: I am turning 45 on the 20th producer, radio presenter, artist, JM: You are a guest at many school. I’ve somehow managed learnt, but I have enjoyed it all
describes Bulawayo’s “special one” of June, big party as usual. And painter; you name it, I do it. Also, events. Why is this so? to remain relevant up to today. I and I am still to enjoy some more.
Babongile Skhonjwa. yes, I was born in Bulawayo eMa- in the entertainment business, I BS: If you want real Bulawayo have worked so well with many JM: Concerning the prolonged
chipsini eMzilikazi at Marondera have managed and run plenty of representation and attention, you people and I have helped too Covid-19 lockdown of the per-
In fact, the 44-year-old calls Polyclinic. popular clubs, pubs and restau- need to have me at your event. many people as well. I am basi- forming arts sector, how can the
himself a jack of all trades because rants and I also opened a butch- Full stop! cally a nice earnest guy and that government ensure there is no
he accomplishes countless tasks The first hands to touch me ery a month ago and I am open- has got me far and I love myself collapse of the entertainment
and wears so many hats at differ- were Dr Herbert Ushewokunze. for that. industry?
ent occasions. But the one thing Talk about being special. JM: What do you think needs BS: Government needs to open
you will never take away from Sk- JM: You were one of the hosts at to be done to resuscitate Bula- up our sector then help us follow
honjwa is that he is big on social Bulawayo Arts Festival (BAF). wayo’s creative industry? guidelines strictly.
capital -- he ekes out a living from What would you say was the BS: We need an arts ministry that JM: What are you working on
being famous. And where you highlight? will recognise artists from all re- now and your future plans?
find him, that is where things will BS: I hosted the top 10 Bulawayo gions. The National Arts Council BS: I am working on Katona TV
be happening. So ambitious is Sk- songs of all time. I initially came of Zimbabwe is failing to govern as the only station with a TV li-
honjwa that he wants to venture up with the hot 100 chart last year ZBC (Zimbabwe Broadcasting cence from this region. I am
into politics or at least become the for Skyz Metro FM and compiled Corporation) so that all artists in working closely with Cont Mh-
mayor of Zimbabwe’s second-big- the whole show, including this the country get equal representa- langa. I will be contesting for the
gest city. The NewsHawks’ Jona- year, so BAF thought that as the tion on the national broadcast- vice-chairmanship of Highland-
than Mbiriyamveka (JM) talks originator of the idea it was best er’s platforms. ZBC marginalises ers Football Club and I am yet to
to Babongile Skhonjwa (BS) on I host it. The whole show was a certain artists from other regions decide if I want to be the mayor
how he built his brand and why huge highlight as it kept peo- yet they are not shy to collect li- of the city or an MP come 2023
he is such an omnipresent fellow. ple well entertained. I also had a censing fees from all provinces. elections.
Read the excerpt:  chance to do some comedy as well Bulawayo does not need any fa-
JM: What makes Bulawayo spe- as sing traditional Ndebele songs vours, we just need to be put on
cial to you? in between. platforms where more people can
BS: What makes Bulawayo spe-
cial for me is the mere fact that

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

Title: I Were, but a Child ! Title: Color No Assumptions Title: Children’s hands always tell a story
Poet: Agrippa Tivarere Poet: Kelly Kaur Poet: Lloyd Machacha

I were, but a child! The doctor thrusts you in my arms If you observe us when we are at play
With a bounty of childhood dreams, Wailing and flailing in protest Or when we are acting in a play
That I dearly endeavoured to fulfil, Joined by my umbilical cord With or without any clay or toy
When suddenly all blew up into smoke, I carefully examine every familiar limb Our hands always tell a story
Fate raped my youth, Trace my trembling finger on When you see our hands scratching our heads
And so cast me into state of ravage, Your smooth stark white, white skin We are trying to craft a trick or a smart plan
The pain of early and forced marriage, that glisten and shine Sitting down with our hands carried in our hands
Abruptly killed my soul, Against my lustrous cafe latte hue a color contra- Means we have failed to come up with a good plan
And so were that bounty of dreams, diction this biology lesson forgot When you see our hands on our waist
Like immortalized symbols, My Snow White. My Snow White We are recouping after getting exhausted
They silently roar for affirmation. There is no border, There is no race Sitting down with our hands touching the ground
My womb, Is the twain Means we are now tired and completely exhausted
I were but a child! Where worlds collide When you see our hands tying shoe laces or fold-
With no blue print to life! Mingle in red, red blood, Colorless love, Prevails ing sleeves
I meander like a vagabond to survive, We are ready to run away or fight back and defend
And so raven of siblings drives me nuts, Title: Seclusion ourselves
Poverty has no honour! Poet: Kelly Kaur Pointing a finger at you
Being a Child Bride propels me down, Means we will definitely get at you
Down those insipid terraces, Imprisoned within the walls of quarantine When you see our hands covering our wide-open
I am now a social scavenger, I learn to lean into stillness mouths
Striving for survival is my anthem! Listening to nuances and gaps within the silences We are greatly surprised and dumbfound
reconstructing new lives Hands covering our eyes
I were, but a child, In this paradox of paralysis Means we are ashamed
When my status abruptly changed, Lives logically shut down When you see us clenching a fist
For I am a child- turned housewife, I long for the warm embrace of unmet strangers We are enraged and touched by how we have
Household responsibilities drive me to seismic lunacy, Inexplicably yearn for forbidden passionate kisses been hurt
Though broken dreams prickle my conscience! I learn to measure Hands scratching all over the body
I endeavour to salvage the household Heritage! regulated distances Means someone has contacted something itching
Child early and forced marriage, Our connections ambiguous When you see us covering our ears with our hands
It is a crime against humanity! Our faces masked We won’t listen to such nuisance
End Child Marriages Now! Our features contorted Hands closing or waving over our nose
Our smiles disguised Means something or one of us smells
Title: Innocence The Daughter Of Goodness! Our voices muffled When you see our hands stretched out to you with
Poet: Andy Kahari I am weary our head tilting sideways
Isolation becomes my abyss We are pleading with you to share with us your
Do I look sad in your eyes? goodies
Do I look mad in your eyes? Title: Life Detained A finger crossing a shut mouth, with wide-open
Mad- Sad – All because I was never made for this! Poet: Dumisani Matewe eyes
I am not a bad girl; I do not fly to strange gardens. Means don’t sell out or say anything adverse
I am too birdie to do that- Why are you blaming my “Are we worthy to be alive?”
beauty, my body and my hips and my bosom and my Random questions devour our minds. Title: My Brother
precious diamond! Peaceful, harmonious vibrations disappeared, Poet: Patrick Hwande
You say I am an epitome of Queen Beersheba; Scared of an enemy with no face,
So this bird you can clip its wings on your queen bed. Stronger than any alliance, downing our forces, He is my brother,
It’s the bewitchment of shebeen beer you confess! Nothing can match, even history’s triple entente. A yellow giant of green eyes,
But all gather at those wells and all ends well. The virus grew like wildfire, Born several decades before me,
But you! You take more than my soul. As it fueled up domestic violence, Though I flash him a love card,
Robbing off my humanity, my beauty, my body Robbed our cute smiles, hiding under masks, For many days in many ways,
and my hips and my bosom and my precious diamond! Turned us into monsters like pegasi. My brother doesn’t like me.
Now my childhood like the dirty dozen I despise, Dreams of tomorrow down the drain, His heart is a pantry of hatred and malice,
Cursed years I gathered wood for Moloch? Fortune teller lost the pearlescent, glowing magical He invariably speaks ill of me,
Yet for Isaac the bush brought respite-13 was my re- orbs. Father’s estate he confiscated,
spite, The pandemic is now to blame for everything, Love to him is a typical dinosaur,
for it never was on a Friday. Creating an intergalactic war like ourselves. Though we were fathered by one man,
A beautiful figure; I saw my future in shape. All is now minimized below minimum wage, My brother doesn’t like me.
Puberty ushering sweet butter blessings of liberty. Scavenging for food, hyenas laughing with vul- I have tried and tried to find out,
Never entrapment and perversion venerating my hu- tures. Why between blood brothers,
manity, my beauty, my body and my hips and my bosom Now we can spell curfew, the only word in our Bad blood rules the roost,
and my precious diamond! heads, No more socializing, typical pen pals. Those privy to the drawers of his secrets,
There can never be any greater impalement, We are stuck with the new normal, Know better but are economic with the truth,
than one’s own blood, drowning one’s own soul. Schools turn into ghost towns. Had l come of age l scrounge for answers.
How can I forgive uncle Vlad the Impaler? The holiday is now overdue, I work all day like a beast of burden,
For with a toss of fake, very fake love Animal cruelty to the human race, I eat once a day like Chenhamo’s dog,
Wallachia is drowning to the gallows – innocence de- I wish to preach about hope, Commiserating with peers is anathema,
capitated. As I become a sacrificial lamb with political capital. I have since quitted schooling,
Everything green so ripe and ready to rape, Though,Corruption rises, Thanks to my big brother,
but not all apples are ripe and ready when green. Oppression devours us, Who can lose his world by loving me.
I was young, vulnerable and innocent. Virus blamed for collapsing stock market, May the gods guide me,
For that you will rot in hell and burn and burn. Ill minds turned us into preys, I want to grow up to be a man,
But I will NOT live in hell and FORSAKE who I am. Degradation of funds, disappearing acts, And work hard on the land,
Innocence the daughter of Goodness, Mother of Happi- 100 meter race, they dash like a hyphen, And produce more than what I need,
ness. 1 ruthless leader, 99 dreams, facing an ingurgita- And repay brother’s hostility with love,
I have a beautiful, so full of beauty body and heart. tion of my last 1. And set a trend for would-be haters.
I have beauty full in hips, heaping me more with joy,
And I am adorned with bounty and full bosoms,
A gigantic mountain I stand straight upon arraigned
in precious diamonds and I am proud, yes very very
proud.
I can still laugh! Yes laugh and laugh and laugh!
Because I am stronger than evil-I prevail!
I am Innocence the daughter of Goodness!

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Issue 34, 11 June 2021

WELL over a century after his death, Cecil John Rhodes, the British imperialist who colonised and named Zimbabwe after himself, and demanded to be buried at the panoramic Matopo Hills
outside Bulawayo (next to King Ndebele Mzilikazi), is still making big news and waves around the world. British media reports say over 150 lecturers are refusing to conduct tutorials over the statue
as the controvery and dispute deepens. Rhodes’ imposing statue has been brought down by the Rhodes Must Fall movement at the University of Cape Town in South Africa. Although Rhodes died
in Muizenberg in Cape Town, he is buried at Unesco World Heritage cite Matopo Hills, just outside Bulawayo.

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R.G. Mugabe airport expansion disrupted

THE US$153 million refur- coronavirus. sector,” he said. these delays, we are now looking cording to the manufacturer’s
bishment and expansion works The government has been The existing terminals will at completion of 2022. What specifications,” Gusha said.
of the Robert Mugabe Interna- is happening is that, when we
tional Airport are now sched- keeping a close eye on the proj- be closed for renovation after finish the extensions will then Robert Mugabe International
uled for completion next June ect to ensure the works are pro- the new wing has been opened, close off the current terminals Airport currently has a capacity
while the full project is expect- gressing well.  according to Airports Compa- for refurbishments and move to handle 2.5 million passen-
ed to be wrapped up in June ny of Zimbabwe chief executive operations to the extension,” gers per annum and the up-
2023. In his recent visit to the air- Tawanda Gusha. Gusha said. grade will increase it to over six
port, Transport and Infrastruc- million per annum.
The project, initially sched- tural Development minister Fe- “We are still working with the “By my calculation, in the
uled for completion in Septem- lix Mhona said the government contractor and the consultants next summer, operations will be Gusha said they were also
ber 2021, was disrupted by the is happy with the progress. to come up with the exact time- in the new wings where we are working on moving to renew-
Covid-19 pandemic and the lines. installing brand new air condi- able sources of energy as a solu-
measures that were implement- “As government we are pleased tioning which we are confident tion to power challenges.
ed to curb the spread of the with the progress. This is one But initially, we were targeting will last us a couple of years ac-
project under the second repub- to complete this project in Sep- — STAFF WRITER
lic set to transform the aviation tember of 2021. And because of

Page 48 Sport NewsHawks

SPRINGBOKS World Beast: I was prepared Issue 34, 11 June 2021
Cup-winner Tendai “Beast”
Mtawarira has narrated his ar- trated, they couldn’t under-
duous journey from his native stand. Thankfully God sent
Zimbabwe, early frustrations Desmond Tutu, he gave me a
in South Africa, and then sur- to die for the dream call I’ll never forgot.  It was
viving everything to land the an amazing phone call to hear
biggest prize in world rugby.  from the archbishop himself
The Bok legend, who re- saying ‘I know you, I support
tired from international rug- you, I’ve seen what you have
by after playing a key role in ‘I’m gonna show you’. So all done for rugby. I’m such a
South Africa’s 2019 World these various battles that up- fan, you’re such a role model
Cup success, was speaking set me, they gave me the full for our kids’. You know, that
on a new series of in-depth passion and drive to succeed, gave me the biggest boost be-
interviews, The Open Side, which I didn’t understand at cause I was down in the gut-
produced by the sport’s global certain times myself.  I knew I ters. That just lifted my spir-
governing body.  was here for a bigger purpose its. That’s when everything
“Where I grew up, life was than myself. I knew I was turned around, you know,
pretty tough,” Mtawarira tells representing so many other minister (of Home Affairs)
the TOS presenter. “I grew up people as well, (people) that Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma,
in Harare, and as you know have walked the same road as she then said ‘I’m going to
then, the economy was col- mine and I believed there was give you a passport’.”
lapsing. There were a lot of a bigger thing at play.” 
bad things going on. Winning the World Cup
“The land grabbing, people In 2010, Mtawarira completed a hugely suc-
getting kicked off their farms, thought that his internation- cess international career for
a lot of commotion in the al career had been cut short Mtawarira, who had also
country.” after just over 20 Springboks clinched the Tri-Nations and
The Mtawarira family was caps, when the South Afri- Rugby Championship tro-
not rich, but they did enjoy can government blocked him phies with the Boks.
a fair share of comfort in the from further selection on
Harare middle-class suburb grounds of his Zimbabwean Mtawarira was one of a
of Hatfield. background and passport.  group of senior players who
Beast, a nickname he was performed leadership roles at
given by his childhood friend, “That was horrible to ex- the 2019 World Cup in Japan
initially attended government perience in the early days of under the captaincy of the
schools, Prospect Primary and my career, especially after historic skipper Siya Kolisi. 
Churchill High in Harare, experiencing one of my suc-
before earning a life-chang- cessful years of my career, “Watching Siya becom-
ing rugby scholarship at the 2009, beating the All Blacks ing the first black Springbok
prestigious private boarding three times in a row, winning captain and later lifting that
school Peterhouse College in a British & Lions tour, be- William Webb Ellis Trophy
Marondera, a town 72 kilo- ing a prominent figure in all was coming full circle for me,
metres east of the Zimbabwe- these achievements,” recalls that’s why I could walk away
an capital. Mtawarira. with a smile, feeling that I’d
In 2002, the former left Boks in a better place,”
Springbok loose-head prop, “And then the following says Mtawarira. 
who had spent most of his year, the minister of Sports
schoolboy years in Zimbabwe deciding to pull me back. Mtawarira (36) also speaks
playing as an eighth-man, I had qualified under IRB of the surprise call he received
was given the biggest break- (International Rugby Board) from South African President
through of his fledgling career laws, the future was looking Cyril Ramaphosa in 2018,
when he was offered a place at totally bright. This was some- congratulating the revered
the academy of South Africa’s Tendai ‘Beast’ Mtawarira. thing that wasn’t about me. It front-rower on his 100th Test
Durban-based team, Sharks. really didn’t have much. I re- going out there to prove my – was not totally supportive was bigger, it was bigger than cap milestone. 
The Harare-born ex-star member leaving home with worth. Those were the little of a professional rugby career me. It was probably targeting
chronicles his journey to join just a backpack, with a few jobs I used to do to get some for his son. rugby because at that time it “We had just finished train-
Sharks, where he supplement- items of clothing, with my money to put food on the ta- (rugby) didn’t probably stand ing and I remember Charles
ed his meagre wage, in the boots, R2 000 and a disc- ble. At the time, I didn’t have “It was hard, it was really for what the politicians liked. Wessels (SARugby gener-
formative days, by working man, you know, that was it. I a contract with the Sharks, so hard because my dad prob- So it was hard, I remembered al-manager) saying ‘make sure
for a nightclub as a bouncer. boarded that Greyhound bus ja, I had to be a bouncer at a ably thought I wasn’t going crying, breaking down in you answer your call, when
“As a young man, you to Durban with a dream, and nightclub.” to make it because of where front of my wife, you know you hear your phone ring, an-
know, I wanted better, I want- I was prepared to die for that I was coming from,” reveals we just prayed, that’s what swer it’. And then it was like
ed success,” Mtawarira says. dream, to say this is my op- The record-breaking Mtawarira.  we did, we prayed, we prayed that. I answered the call and
“I wanted to make it in life portunity to change things, Springbok, whose 117 Test every single day and for the the President was on the oth-
and my parents did their best to turn things around, you caps is the highest by an eth- “You know, in his words he best. Because everything I er side and, you know, it was
to give me the best start in know, to provide for my fami- nic black player for South Af- said ‘you’re going to face some was hearing was ‘you should incredible to just get the ac-
life but they, you know, they ly. So I was so ready for it. Just rica, admits that his father Fe- giants and they will probably stop, go overseas, earn some knowledgment from him say-
lix – who still lives in Harare crush you’. So, you know, pounds, some euros, you can’t ing ‘you have done so much
that motivated me. I was like be treated like this’. Even my for the country, you’re a role
own teammates were frus- model, we’re proud of you,
you’re playing in your 100th
THE interview with Sulley Zim, Ghana clash as Muntari Test as the first black player to
Muntari took place on the World Cup vision comes true do so,’” Mtawarira says. 
pitch of Accra’s Ohene Djan
Stadium after Ghana’s last capital in September 2009, in this wonderful fun-loving Ghanaians easily won 2-0 to teams including the obliga- — STAFF WRITER.
training session, and I had taken through our paces by West African city. Absolutely secure a place at South Africa tory five from Africa. 
been specially requested to Nick Kotch and the late Bri- no way an already qualify.
ask the Black Stars legend an “Digger” Williams, two eliminated and This is set to change, But for now, there is the
one question. world-renowned former Re- fasting Sudanese thankfully. The next World
uters newsmen. side, who had ar- HawkZone Cup, in Qatar next year, will small matter of Qatar 2022
What did Muntari think rived for the tie be the last tournament to fea- and, interestingly, Muntari’s
of plans to expand the World The three-week pro- deep in the month ture 32 teams. Starting with Ghana will battle it out with
Cup beyond the traditional gramme, in preparation for of Ramadan, was the 2026 edition in North Zimbabwe and two other
32 teams?  Africa’s first World Cup, in going to spoil the Enock America, the World Cup will countries for a place in that
South Africa in 2010, cen- party of mighty Muchinjo now have 48 teams, a signifi- much-awaited event.
The response of the In- tred around Ghana’s import- Ghana, one of Af- cant addition of 16 slots.
ter Milan midfielder, who ant penultimate qualifier rica’s most success- Also interesting would be
was to win the coveted Eu- against Sudan, in which the ful national teams. This is a hugely welcome to hear the 84-time interna-
ropean Champions League hosts needed just a draw to We watched development for many across tionally-capped Muntari’s
with the Italian giants eight seal qualification with a game from the press area as 2010. Two more World Cups the world, especially fans of thoughts in the wake of the
months later, was straight to in hand.  Muntari himself scored the have been staged after the the other teams that have World Cup reforms. 11 years
the point: African teams had opener before Chelsea mid- South Africa jamboree, in never, or do not normally after fielding a question from
showed a natural flair at foot- Celebrations had already fielder Michael Essien fired Brazil in 2014 and Russia in play in the World Cup, who a Zimbabwean reporter on
ball’s World Cup, so a bigger started in the night spots of home from 20 yards as the 2018 – both containing 32 will see an expanded tour- World Cup expansion, how
World Cup would result in Accra days before the match, nament as presenting a bet- will he feel that before the
more African teams, and and you just felt it in the air ter opportunity for them to expanded tournament, his
more flair. beloved Black Stars will con-
test for a place at the prior
A group of 24 specially edition against a team from
chosen African journalists, Zimbabwe that has real po-
12 writers and 12 photojour- tential to cause an upset on
nalists, were on a training its day?
programme in the Ghanaian
Zimbabwe and Ghana are
placed in Group G of the
qualifiers, which roar into
life in September, alongside
South Africa and Ethiopia.

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Scottish-born starENOCKMUCHINJO

Chamisa reacTOP-CLASS loose forward
Mungo Mason, born in Scot- rier. He never thought he was cap-
An option, if available, will tured, and the good thing is we
did our homework so we will
be to get Mason into the Sables
via the country’s Sevens side. obviously play by the book.
land, will have to wait longer Unlike in 15s, Sevens players We will follow the regulations
before he can make his interna- out to Khupecan switch to another Sevens
tional rugby debut for Zimba- international team after a qual-
bwe due to a technicality that ification period of three years,
has cast doubt over his eligibil- from their last appearance. An
ity. example is former Zimbabwe
Mason had pledged his in- given by World Rugby, and
subject to them being changed,
potentially in November, we
will just stand by. But he is still
very much in our plans. It’s just
livewire Manasah Sita, who lat- an unfortunate situation.”
ternational allegiance to the er starred for Germany Sevens This development means
African nation and was duly that Mason is out of Zim-
included in a large Sables train- babwe’s trip to Tunisia next
ing squad currently camped in month for the first phase of
Harare preparing for the first Unofficial president calls for emergein the Europeans’ unsuccessful
2016 Rio Olympics qualifica-
tion bid.
Nonetheless, Sables team World Cup qualifiers.
phase of an intensive quest to manager Jason Maritz was con- Mason – who has played
qualify for the 2023 World fident that Mason cannot be professionally in Scotland and
Cup tournament in France. disqualified from pulling over the United States – is co-cap-
The destructive 25-year- the green-and-white hoops of tain of the Old Glory DC club
old flank, who was born in Zimbabwe in their World Cup in the US’s Major League Rug-
the Scottish town of Carluke hunt.  by (MLR) competition.
and grew up in New Zealand, “There is a technical issue At Old Glory, Mason has
would have been an automatic over the possibility of him be- played alongside global icons of
selection for the Sables pure- ing captured by Scotland, they the game like Springbok World
ly based on his parents being consider him potentially being Cup-winner Tendai “Beast”
Zimbabwean. captured due to him being on Mtawarira and All Blacks leg-
A hitherto unknown ob- the bench in a HSBC World end Ma’a Nonu.
stacle has however, emerged, Rugby Sevens Series tourna- Another teammate of his
much to Zimbabwe’s frustra- ment in Cape Town in the at the Washington DC club is
tion. This stems from Mason 2018-19 season,” Maritz told the much-hyped flyhalf Jason
having sat on the bench of The NewsHawks this week. Robertson, also a foreign-born
Scotland’s Sevens team during “We’ve obviously put the ap- new Zimbabwe call-up who,
an HSBC World Rugby Sevens plication to Scotland, they have however, has a clearer path to
Series match in South Africa in considered him captured, and become a Sable. 
2018-2019, although he was we’ve appealed to World Rug- Zimbabwe warmed up last
never fielded. In a marked shift by. But at the end of the day the week with two double-header
from previous years, the global regulations state that any player friendlies against Zambia in
governing body of the sport, needs to have a stand-down pe- Harare, beating the neighbours
World Rugby, has in recent riod of three years before he can comfortably by score-lines of
times considerably altered na- switch allegiance by the Olym- 31-8 and 56-3 on Wednesday
tional team qualification rules pic Charter, to potentially play and Saturday respectively.
– which were deemed “too re- for the Cheetahs (Zimbabwe Meanwhile, another pair of
laxed” by some of the most tra- Mungo Mason. Sevens). Once he has played for preparatory matches, against

ditional followers of the game.  the minor format of the game, son remained on the sidelines Both the Zimbabwe Rugby the Cheetahs, we can then put rivals Namibia on 12 and 19
Take for example the Mason Sevens, can no longer play un- throughout for the Scottish Union and Sables team man- in an application that he trans- June, will no longer happen as
case. Nowadays, even players der a different flag in the sport’s Sevens outfit, will ask serious agement are now exploring all fers to the Sables as well, so we scheduled, awaiting possible re-
that have been internationally premier version, 15s.  questions of the rulebook’s fin- illegal means to tie down the are working on it. It’s unfortu- adjustment before the Tunisia
capped by a certain country in But then, the fact that Ma- er intricacies. Kiwi-raised imposing ball-car- nate, he never knew about it. tour.

TOURING South “A” handed Zimbabwe ‘A’ suffer heavy defeat ALSOINSIDE
their Zimbabwean counterparts a bowled out for a measly 93 runs,
thumping innings and 166-run de-
feat on Thursday in the first of two Finance Ministy wipes out $3.2 Billion depositors fuonnlydsTimycenZiMmar'usmlaatdeesfytinlgand c
four-day matches in Harare.
with 33.
Hoping to make amends after Pacers Glenton Stuurman and
losing 3-1 in the one-day series, Dupavillon took three wickets
Zimbabwe “A” had made a promis- Shumba (74) and Dion Myers (69) South Africa “A” captain Zubayr 25-year-old right-hander Ham- ive knock before the visitors de- apiece for SA “A” to make sure the
ing start in the first innings. batting measuredly to resist a potent Hamza then smashed a double cen- za, who has a highest Test score of clared their innings on 603 for four. tourists did not bat again. 
South Africa “A” bowling attack. tury while Sinethemba Qeshile hit a 65 in five matches for the Proteas,
The second-string Zimbabwean ton in twin innings that turned the feasted on a Zimbabwe “A” attack Hamza was undefeated on 222 The second and final four-dayer,
side was all-out for 344 with Milton Fast bowler Daryn Dupavillon game on its head at Harare Sports that lacked penetration, with rookie while Qeshile was 124 not-out.  the last match on the tour, will be
was the pick of the South Africans’ Club. batsman Qeshile playing a support- played at Takashinga Cricket Club
bowlers with figures of 5-69.  Returning for the second in- in Highfield starting on Sunday. 
nings, the Zimbabweans were

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