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NewsdzeZimbabwe
April 11, 2018
“People like Marian Chombo & (Bright) Matonga were left out after being asked to rejoin the party. Thank God I'd the foresight & God's wisdom to avoid the embarrassment of rejoining the party only to be sidelined. They wanted to humiliate me but I remain standing. ED's in trouble in Mash West.
DailyNews
April 10, 2018
“People like Marian Chombo & (Bright) Matonga were left out after being asked to rejoin the party. Thank God I'd the foresight & God's wisdom to avoid the embarrassment of rejoining the party only to be sidelined. They wanted to humiliate me but I remain standing. ED's in trouble in Mash West.
AllAfrica.com
February 14, 2018
Charges against Mr Tomana arose sometime in 2004, when Bright Matonga, then chief executive of Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco), was charged with culpable homicide. It is alleged that the charge arose from a road traffic accident that claimed the life of magistrate Ms Chipo Chikowore.
AllAfrica.com
February 13, 2018
Allegations against Tomana arose sometime in 2004, when Bright Matonga, then chief executive of Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco), was charged with culpable homicide. It is alleged that the charge arose from a road traffic accident that claimed the life of magistrate Chipo Chikowore.
New Zimbabwe.com
February 13, 2018
Allegations against Tomana arose sometime in 2004, when Bright Matonga, then chief executive of Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco), was charged with culpable homicide. It is alleged that the charge arose from a road traffic accident that claimed the life of magistrate Chipo Chikowore.
Channel 4 News
November 15, 2017
Former Zimbabwean MP Bright Matonga, who served in Mugabe's government, human rights activist Mary Ndoro, who supports the main opposition party, and the Zimbabwean lawyer Lloyd Msipa, who is executive director of the Africa Public Policy Research Institute, discuss the military takeover.
The Zimbabwe Mail
November 14, 2017
Bright Matonga took over one of the most productive farms I knew and last time I passed thru all citrus trees were dry. That's sad-Blessing Sibanda. The reason he kept pestering his 94 year old boss to get rid of Mai Mahofa. A G40 thug-Roddie Hungwe. I concur! Greed and corruption is the order of the day.
NewsDay
July 30, 2017
Defunct Royal Bank director, Jeffrey Mzwimbi, former Renaissance chief executive, Patterson Timba, former Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor, Gideon Gono, Highdon Investments director, MacDonald Chapfika, MPs Dexter Nduna and Terence Mukupe and former deputy minister Bright Matonga have,Ãâà...
DailyNews
July 2, 2017
... the withdrawal of charges against two suspects who were being accused of planning to bomb Gushungo Dairy, a company owned by the First Family. He was also accused of abusing his office by withdrawing charges against former deputy minister Bright Matonga, who was accused of corruption in 2008.
The Herald
May 2, 2017
Gift Investments, a company owned by prominent businessman Mr Jayesh Shah, has been evicted from the Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco) premises in Southerton after it emerged that the lease agreement was the product of a bribe. This emerged in court papers after Mr Shah caused theÃâà...
The Zimbabwe Standard
November 19, 2016
VENDORS in Chegutu have accused former Information deputy minister Bright Matonga of stealing their livelihoods after he ran down Chigwell Estate, a multi-million dollar business that used to produce citrus fruits for export to the Middle East and Europe. BY BLESSED MHLANGA. Dry orange trees atÃâà...
The Zimbabwe Standard
November 12, 2016
Just a decade ago, the farm used to employ 1 200 people and was exporting about 300 000 cartons of oranges each year, fetching between $7 and $10 per carton. But nothing could be more ironic than Bright Matonga's authoring of what he claims to be one of the bestselling books titled Resettled FarmersÃâà...
Nehanda Radio
October 25, 2016
Opposition Zimbabwe People First (ZimPF) leader, Joice Mujuru, has reportedly sacked Bright Matonga, a top party official, for alleged spying. Bright Matonga, former Information deputy minister and now a top member at Zimbabwe People First Bright Matonga,. Local private media reports indicated onÃâà...
ZimEye
December 31, 1999
Former ministers Sylvester Nguni and Bright Matonga were singled out as the major source of problems for the party. “There are serious fights, especially between those who claim to be close to Mujuru,” a source claimed. “Bright Matonga and Sylvester Nguni are at each other's throats over control of partyÃâà...
DailyNews
December 31, 1999
HARARE - Former first lady Grace Mugabe has been slapped with a $ 100 000 lawsuit by artisanal miners she is engaged with in the fight to control the gold-rich Smithfield Farm in Mazowe. Last week Grace told the media that laptops and other valuables had been stolen from her Mazowe business hubÃâà...
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