Global Citizen. African. Member of Parliament in Zimbabwe - Chairperson of Parliamentary Committee : Public Accounts
Zimbabwe
Joined March 2009
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Caston Matewu 🇿🇼 retweeted
In Bulawayo province, she is the only MP who voted No. The rest either voted Yes or abstained, which is just an indirect Yes Anyways. May you remember her the good people of Bulawayo.
Caston Matewu 🇿🇼 retweeted
Nobody less deserving of that than @biel_m04 . He’s been an absolute hero all season.
I love you, Gabriel. ❤️
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“Zimbabwe will not have a fuel crisis over the next six months. Our reserves are full, with over 540 million litres of fuel underground,” says Hon @cmatewu during a tour of the NOIC Mabvuku depot. He added that Parliament will support legislation to boost fuel pumping capacity and impose stiffer penalties on pipeline vandalism.
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Honourable Matewu called by at our pop-up Embassy.
And amongst other things, made a pitch for Marondera’s Surrey Pies…❤️🥧
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Pleasure to meet with Marondera Central MP Hon @cmatewu & @Katazamhondoro to discuss public accountability, community development & the important role of Parliament in providing oversight.
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Mines Ministry receives Public Accounts Committee ultimatum over Apple Bridge Investment’s financial discrepancies
The Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee has ordered the Mines Ministry Permanent Secretary Pfungwa Kunaka to submit Apple Bridge Investment minutes of board meetings and relevant documents showing its business transactions by Friday this week.
Committee Chairperson and Marondera Central Member of Parliament Caston Matewu told our news Reporter Sifiso Mapuranga that the committee realised that the former Mines and Mining Development Ministry Permanent Secretary Francis Gudyanga was also Board Chair of the company and together with ministry officials were signatories without authority permitting business transactions.
This comes after Apple Bridge Investments, a company linked to the Ministry failed to submit its financial statements to the Auditor General in the last 10-years after borrowing about $1 million United States dollars from the Central Bank.
Reporting Sifiso Mapuranga
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Caston Matewu 🇿🇼 retweeted
Today, a day before House sittings resume, the Portfolio Committee on Public Accounts commenced its work in earnest, receiving oral evidence from the Zimbabwe Academic and Research Network on the non-submission of financial statements. The engagement forms part of Parliament’s constitutional oversight mandate to promote accountability, transparency, and sound financial management in public institutions, as the Committee leaves no stone unturned in ensuring that public funds are safeguarded and not abused. – at Zimbabwe
Caston Matewu 🇿🇼 retweeted
The Zimbabwe United Passengers Company (ZUPCO) was brought before the Public Accounts Committee to give oral evidence on why they have failed to submit financial statement to the Auditor General for Audit @cmatewu
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Marondera Central MP @cmatewu warns that stray cattle are causing deadly road accidents and says it’s time to confiscate animals found on the roads.
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Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee Chairperson, Caston Matewu say his committee will do a through investigation in regards with irregularities which were unearthed by the Auditor General in the Ministry of Youth Vocational Training and Development.
The Ministry officials admitted to the Committee that they had assigned cooks to handle financial accounts for vocational training institutions.
The Marondera Central lawmaker added that his Committee will make sure that every taxpayer’s money has been accounted for.
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Caston Matewu 🇿🇼 retweeted
ZwXer are mad at the MP for opening a business and being enterprising. 🤣.
They are disappointed in a man creating employment, seeing a market gap and providing a product and service.
Doesn’t matter if he’s a politician, why must he NOT start a business? Why must he NOT be enterprising. Is this not what we want? So what, being “opposition” should not be anti hustle. Anti capital. Anti enterprise. It’s madness.
This country. 🤣
Caston Matewu 🇿🇼 retweeted
The situation in the Gaza Strip is increasingly worrying and painful. I renew my heartfelt appeal to allow the entry of dignified humanitarian aid and to bring an end to the hostilities, whose heart-rending price is borne by children, the elderly, and the sick.
Caston Matewu 🇿🇼 retweeted
HOTELS IN ZIM USING SLAVE LABOUR
@cmatewu : You find that especially in tourism hospitality and tourism industry, most of the institutions are employing at least 70% interns who are not paid. Some who are given less than US$50 but have to work 12-hour shifts...''
Caston Matewu 🇿🇼 retweeted
I’m focused on what matters most: building a stronger, more united Canada.
ALT Prime Minister Mark Carney sits at his desk while doing work at his office in Ottawa, Ontario.
