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Mines ministry vehicle scandal: Inforgraphics

  • Post author:Staff Reporter
  • Post published: February 26, 2019
  • Post category:Business / Crime & Courts / Featured / Investigation / Top Stories
  • Vehicles to be disposed of after 5 years
  • Mines ministry disposed of vehicles after 2 years
  • Directors then hired CMED vehicles worth $25 000/per month
Tags: CMED, MinesMinistry, Munodawafa

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