The three men Harare City Caretaker Council appointed by former Minister of Local Government and Public Works, Ignatius Chombo was deliberately appointed to loot vast tracts of prime land in Harare, a special report done by Harare City Council has revealed. According to the report gleaned
Legislator Norman Markham has described the construction of Airport Road in a deal which saw City of Harare transferring thousands of hectares of land to Augur Investments, as the biggest land robbery in the history of Zimbabwe. The airport road deal was awarded to Augur Investments
The Zimbabwe Homeless People Federation (ZHPF) has challenged the transfer of land by City of Harare to self-exiled businessman Kenneth Raydon Sharpe owned Augur Investments under the pretext of a joint venture company. In an application filed at the High Court, ZHPF is seeking cancellation of
Acting Town Clerk for the City of Harare, Engineer Mabhena Phakamile has confirmed that council was not happy with the work done on Airport Road by Kenneth Raydon Sharpe owned Augur Investments but was pushed into agreeing a settlement by the central government. Responding to a
A warrant of arrest issued to controversial businessman Michael John Van Blerk has been revoked by a Harare Magistrate after he turned up today. The businessman is facing charges of perjury and was issued with a warrant of arrest after he failed to appear before the
Local Government and Public Works Minister July Moyo has denied allegations of fraud emanating from a Deed of Settlement signed between Harare City Council and controversial businessman Ken Sharpe owned Augur Investments. Minister Moyo was responding to a court application by MDC Alliance legislator Norman Markham
Augur Investments through its chief operations officer Tatiana Aleshina has implicated President Emmerson Mnangagwa in the land dispute in which the City of Harare entered into agreement with the company. In a sworn affidavit before the High Court in response to Harare North legislator Norman Markham,
Former City of Harare (CoH) appeared in court yesterday over an alleged $80 million airport road fraud which has already seen two other bosses in mud
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