Former ZIMPARKS regional manager arrested, appears in court

The man was sentenced to 10 years in jail

Crime Reporter

Former Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority Regional Manager for the Eastern Highlands, Luke Njiva appeared at the Mutare Provincial Anti-Corruption court today on allegations of criminal abuse of duty.

He was arrested by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission for allegedly showing favour to Mike Chinheva, the director of Mo Fair Investments, by disclosing a project budget of US$20 000 for the construction of a house for Zimparks.

He is accused of directing Chinheva to alter his quotation from US$27 383 to US$19 500 to fit within the project’s budget.

Njiva was remanded out of custody on US$100 bail.

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