By Tapiwa Svondo
BOTHA Mine general manager, Angela Mpofu-Chisvo has been suspended over allegations of theft and fraud that reportedly involve over US$300,000.
In a statement this week, mine authorities said Mpofu-Chisvo is alleged to have concealed transactions from the company.
“Botha Mine wishes to inform all stakeholders that Angela Mpofu-Chisvo is suspended from duty without pay or benefits from Botha Mine effective from the 6th of January 2025.
“She is currently facing serious criminal allegations of theft and fraud involving more than $300 000.00 United States Dollars and charges related to concealing a transaction from the principal.
“Investigations are underway under Bindura RRB 5874696,” reads the statement
The company has taken precautionary measures, barring accused person from entering the mine and any of its premises while investigations are ongoing.
Botha Mine warned that individuals, who engage with Mpofu in monetary transactions will be held liable.
“We would like to emphasise that any individual or entity engaging in transactions with her will be held liable for any repercussions arising from such dealings.
“The Bindura community to be specific is, therefore, warned from engaging in any monetary or any other transactions with Mrs. Mpofu on behalf of Botha Mine,” reads the statement.
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