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ZACC arrests Bulawayo deputy mayor Edwin Ndlovu, two councillors on US$52k extortion charges

Ndlovu is not new to controversy having being previously arrested alongside Finance Committee Chairperson Mpumelelo Moyo over allegations of soliciting a US$ 20 000 bribe

by Nigel Pfunde
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By Nigel Pfunde

HARARE — The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has arrested Bulawayo Deputy Mayor Edwin Ndlovu, Ward 28 Councillor Ntandoyenkosi Ndlovu and former Councillor Rodney Jele on extortion charges involving US$52 000 in respect of lease extension.

​Anti-graft authorities confirmed the arrests Sunday  and said detailed charges against the trio are expected as further investigations unfold.

​ Ndlovu is not new to controversy having being previously arrested alongside Finance Committee Chairperson Mpumelelo Moyo over allegations of soliciting a U$20 000 bribe. In that instance, the anti-corruption body alleged that the duo demanded money from a land developer, Labenmon Investments, promising to distribute $1 000 to each of 20 city councillors in exchange for approving a land allocation for a cement plant.

​The trio is expected to appear in court as ZACC finalize its initial docket.

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