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President Tsvangirai commissions Glen View North CDF projects
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC)
March 26, 2012

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) will continue with its work until all the 210 constituencies that benefited from the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) have been audited, President Tsvangirai who is also Zimbabwe's Prime Minister has said.

President Tsvangirai said this at Glen View 3 High School on Saturday while officially launching the CDF projects that were undertaken in Glen View North constituency, Harare.

The MP for the area is Hon. Fani Munengami.

"Corruption is corruption and those who stole CDF money will be arrested even if they are ministers. As government, we have zero tolerance to corruption," said President Tsvangirai.

He commended Hon. Munengami for carrying out the projects in the constituency in a transparent manner.

"Hon. Munengami has come out clean and because of this as government we will ensure that the CDF money is increased in order to benefit the people," said President Tsvangirai.

He said leaders should be open to criticism and accept advice from the people.

"We want a leadership that is open to criticism and one that serves the people," said President Tsvangirai.

Several projects worth US$50 000 were undertaken by Hon. Munengami in his constituency.

The projects include; electrifying Glen View 3 High, furnishing the computer lab at Glen View 2 Primary School, supply of 16 computers at Glen View 7 Primary School, purchase of school furniture at Glen View 5 Primary School and electrification of Glen View 7 extension.

The launch was attended by several senior government officials who included the Minister of ICT, Hon. Nelson Chamisa, the Minister of Parliamentary and Constitutional Affairs, Hon. Eric Matinenga, MPs, councillors and senior government officials.

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