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Kudakwashe Simon Vukomba Former Finance Manager At Morgan And Sentenced to 10 Years in Jail

Takavingei Mahachi

In a shocking turn of events, Kudakwashe Simon Vukomba, the former Finance Manager at Morgan and Co., has been found guilty of a staggering 175 counts of fraud, amounting to a jaw-dropping $302 million. As a consequence of his egregious actions, Vukomba has been handed a 10-year prison sentence.

The severity of his sentence reflects the magnitude of his crimes, which have not only inflicted substantial financial losses but also eroded trust and integrity within the financial sector.

Vukomba’s role at Morgan and Co., a prominent player in the stock broking industry, bestowed upon him the crucial responsibility of managing the company’s financial affairs, including the disbursement of taxes and fees to regulatory bodies such as the Securities and Exchange of Zimbabwe (SECZIM) and the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA).

However, instead of fulfilling his fiduciary duties with diligence and integrity, Kudakwashe Simon Vukomba shamelessly exploited his position of trust for personal gain.

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The State’s investigation uncovered a sophisticated scheme orchestrated by Vukomba, wherein he deceitfully altered the account numbers designated for payments to SECZIM and ZIMRA. In a brazen act of betrayal, he replaced these legitimate account numbers with those belonging to his company or, in some instances, those of his associates.

The magnitude of Vukomba’s deception only came to light when SECZIM initiated inquiries into outstanding payments and unearthed the extent of his fraudulent activities. The shocking revelation led to Vukomba being slapped with a litany of charges, totaling a staggering 175 counts of fraud, and the startling realization that $302 million had been siphoned off through his illicit machinations.

The court’s decision to hand down a 10-year jail term, with the possibility of suspension contingent on Vukomba’s repayment of the stolen funds.

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