Council to dispose of cars

fired.

Acting town clerk Mr Fungai Mbetsa announced the tender through a Press advert yesterday.
“Notice is hereby given, in terms . . .  of the Urban Councils Act, that Chi tungwiza Municipality is inviting ten ders from interested bidders for the  purchase of the following motor vehi cles from the Municipality of Chitung wiza,” he said.
The vehicles were bought for nearly  US$700 000 as part of management  perks without council approval.

The vehicles were also bought at a  time the council was failing to pay  salaries and to deliver basic services to  residents.
The cars were bought using  money meant for the servicing of the Nyatsime housing estate.
To go under the hammer is the Toy ota Land Cruiser VX V8 (which was  used by fired town clerk Mr Godfrey  Tanyanyiwa), Toyota Land Cruiser  Prado (which was used by Dr Micah  Simoyi) and three Toyota Fortuners  assigned to former chamber secretary  Ms Omega Mugumbate, former direc tor of housing and community services

Ms Jemina Gumbo and director of  urban planning services Mr Conrad Muchesa.
The vehicles can be viewed at council head office in Zengeza 4. Money raised  from the sale of the cars will be used to  buy new Madza twin cabs and an Isuzu  truck for the new managers under  recruitment. Local Government, Rural and Urban Development Minister Ignatius

Chombo directed that the new town clerk should drive an Isuzu, while the  other directors should drive Mazda twin cabs.

 

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