A forensic audit of the struggling National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has been completed. The company’s board chairman, Larry Mavhima, revealed that the report, which covered the past five years, was handed over to NRZ’s board.
The audit focused on three areas, namely procurement, real estate and property, as well as human resources and staffing. It sought to determine any leakages in these specific areas as well as how revenue was being collected in the parastatal and to determine whether there were ghost workers on NRZ’s payroll.
The Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development, Joram Gumbo, will be briefed first before the document becomes public. “Now we want the NRZ management to respond to the findings and then we will share it with the Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development. The minister will then share the contents of the audit in Cabinet,” Larry Mavhima said.
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