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Investigation into Lawrence Mudzingayima and Moriel Group
Overview
Zimbabwean businessman Lawrence Mudzingayima (also referred to as Mudzinganyama) is under investigation following a viral video depicting him making violent threats against women at a high-end restaurant in Sandton, South Africa. Mudzingayima issued a public apology, describing his behavior as “unacceptable and unjustifiable”. The restaurant owner has filed an intimidation case against him.
The incident has triggered a government review of his company, Moriel Infrastructure Group. South African Transport Minister Barbara Creecy ordered the South African National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) to investigate whether the firm legally secured its government contracts, including a R107 million tender. SANRAL confirmed it holds two active contracts with the group for projects on the N1 and N2 highways.
SANRAL also addressed allegations regarding its Gauteng provincial head, Progress Hlahla, clarifying that Hlahla was not responsible for the Moriel projects, as neither project is located within the Gauteng province.
Entities
Moriel Infrastructure Group · Barbara Creecy · Progress Hlahla · South African National Roads Agency Limited · South African National Roads Agency
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesSANRAL investigates Moriel Infrastructure Group following viral video
SANRAL is investigating contractor Moriel Infrastructure Group after founder Lawrence Mudzinganyama was filmed threatening women in Sandton, prompting a ministerial probe into the company's government contracts
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[INTERNATIONAL] 6 sourcesLawrence Mudzingayima faces investigation after viral restaurant altercation
Zimbabwean businessman Lawrence Mudzingayima faces investigations into his company's government contracts after a viral video showed him making violent threats against women at a Sandton restaurant.
Sources
celebgossip.co.za · gambakwe.com · sundayworld.co.za · thesouthafrican.com · townpress.co.za · zambianobserver.com