When all is over, what happens after the polls?

Chris Ndlovu
from each other by political parties, the rest of the world is watching what will happen next. What is critical now is what will happen when all is over.

Zimbabweans are tired of the promises and are now ready for action and not just action, but action with tangible results. Across Africa, we have experimented with new diets promising their citizens gold plates but eventually delivering scorpions. This is the norm with African politics. It is time that Africa changes and that change is now, not tomorrow or in the financial pockets of other peoples.

Change must be defined by what we do with what we already have in our backyards. If we wait for a change defined by our external masters, it will never change for us as a country, but it will be a change for the financial reserves of our external masters, which many political parties boast about.

It must be realized that as a country, what is needed for the implementation of change is inside and not outside. Therefore, Zimbabweans are looking for a government that will deliver the economic will of the people, no promises compared to foreign influences. We are studying an economy that will be developed by engineers, not by politicians and lawyers.

Politicians and lawyers will facilitate the process of taking this country to where it belongs and this alone can be defined by the intelligent minds of the engineers supported. by the political system. To meet the expectations of the Zimbabwean people, the government should implement the fast-track procedure following all current projects and appoint people who will realize the Zimbabwean political economic dream. He should get rid of dead wood with immediate effect, which will see many new appointments and new faces in the political economic arena.

There should be an immediate implementation of the already-appointed Anti-Corruption Sting team that will vigorously deal with corruption-related cases, ongoing and already under investigation. This is a serious commitment as it will help the recovery of the economy.

The government should implement a fair economic and financial empowerment strategy that will allow everyone to start on the same path of economic development.

a system where each of us starts the economic game with equal cards in our hands.

All ministers who do not behave according to the president's vision will set aside and afford competent individuals who are in tune with the president's vision. Officials who have found a tradition of playing at work, have their doors open to leave their offices, ready for dedicated Zimbabweans who are willing to work for their country, not to destroy their country. The new government should prove to the Zimbabwean people that it is serious when it comes to real economic change with real developments.

Zimbabweans will experience the highest standard of living in the history of Zimbabwe. All systems will be on and ready to work as expected.

When it comes to fighting corruption, it is common knowledge that corruption costs more than a billion dollars a year in Zimbabwe. The economic cost of corruption replaces a war in its own right in a country that will require a country to divert all available resources to finance the war. It is high time for this corrupt enemy to be dealt with once and for all, regardless of its color.

Thanks to technology, it is now more than possible to get involved in this economic anti-corruption war and get rid of it once. for everyone. If public information serves me well, that the new government has a zero tolerance to corruption, it is time to start the war immediately.

The solution to the scourge of corruption will help the government to rationalize the economic terrain for the benefit of all. We will all start on the same line, rather than starting the economic game, with others who already have more chips than others.

The Anti-Corruption Sting Team should be well equipped with tools to scan the areas infested with corruption being mainly:

1) All Local Authority Call Boards, Investigate All Projects related to advisors, MPs and so-called PEPs (Politically Exposed Persons) who, instead of managing the affairs of the council, have themselves been engaged in lucrative back-office consulting projects. Lifestyle audits should be done immediately.

Undertake a financial link analysis to verify all work done in the past, check the relationship of these companies with politicians and PEPs. Any politician found wanting and bound to such agreements, must immediately deal with the music. 2) Investigate all public projects that have been carried out in the past and that have shown signs of poor work and poor service delivery, such as roads, public infrastructure, the purchase of goods and services. equipment for public hospitals and others. key economic zones. These practices of using public funds have caused hundreds of deaths in our public hospitals because of the purchase of substandard medical equipment with the help of public funds and yet these funds have greased pockets of some people.

3) Establishment of a performance tracking system manage and account for every penny spent or service provided by the government through the intermediary of its employees.

4) Strengthen the anti-money laundering system, control all foreign capital inflows and verify all sources of financing to avoid money laundering activities 5) Secure the borders with the implementation of the next generation immigration identification system, in order to detect any undesirable people arriving in Zimbabwe using either political connections or any other means of accessing government systems .

6) Empower the ZRP with modern ICT policing tools and revise the salaries of police forces. How can our police effectively investigate high-value cases involving millions of dollars, especially if criminals offer them a lifetime pension plan if they want to destroy evidence? The police are human beings, sensitive to temptation, especially with regard to the current economic conditions. But a well-paid policeman is difficult to bribe or even better to convince him to take a bribe.

7) Establishment of a National Cybercrime Center with local enforcement tools that should not jeopardize national security. Any external system to integrate by Zimbabwean expertise to avoid infiltration.

8) Public audit of lifestyles easy to do with all the evidence available on our roads littered with luxury vehicles, real estate, registration and securities offices. This will make the work of the new government much easier. We are tired of rhetoric about corruption, corruption without action. Zimbabwe has been blessed in the sense that all transactions and projects related to corruption are publicly exposed through careless evidence.

9) Establish a system for monitoring corruption investigations. sacred cows and PEPs, using their political power to exploit the country's natural resources.

Once these basic instruments are in place, the middle-income country of 2030 is certainly achievable at any cost. We can achieve middle-income status in less than 10 years. Zimbabwe is able to repatriate all outsourced capital and rebuild the economy at an incredible speed.

Zimbabwe has always been a victim of outsourcing of funds dating back to the late 1890s, according to available evidence. Tax pension funds that were billed to our grandparents. These funds according to the audited accounts available sit at over four billion pounds, excluding assets and other investment vehicles.

This sum of money has never been repaid or has it been discussed at Lancaster House, the reasons being that Vice President Joshua Nkomo and former President Robert Mugabe the knew.

They did not know that one day the sons of Zimbabwe would be craftsmen and specialists investigating financial data analysis to track the booty that had been stolen from their ancestors. thanks to the next generation financial investigation tools. These tools are at the forefront of our fingerprints. This tax was collected for a period of 36 years from 1890 to April 1924, or 10 shillings per hut and translates into £ 672 per hut per year in current values.

Zimbabwe is still legally bound to trace these funds, so much so that we now have a legitimate government of the people and for the people. It is proven that with the application of modern looted funds tracking technology, which is part of our expertise, we are readily available to help our government repatriate and prosecute all looters, both in the past than in the past. Looters can run, but they can not hide.

We are looking forward to the new government.

Chris Ndlovu is the managing director of Euro Technology Resources PL, a company specializing in Intelligence Actionable Data Analytics Company. He is an expert in data analysis on political intelligence campaigns. He can be contacted by email [email protected] or by phone +263 776 574 256