RBZ Department, FIU Says It Hasn’t Unfrozen Bank Accounts Of Sakunda & Other 3 Firms

The Financial Intelligence Unit, an RBZ department which deals with money-related crimes, has issued a statement dismissing social media reports that it had unfrozen bank accounts it froze last week. The bank accounts held by four companies were frozen as they are reportedly being used for money laundering and proping up the forex black market. In a notice, Financial Intelligence Unit said:

Among the companies whose bank accounts are frozen is Sakunda Holdings that’s owned by Kudakwashe Tagwirei, a close buddy of President Mnangagwa. Kudakwa Tagwire, through Sakunda has widely been suspected of being one of the few big wigs that have a hand in the forex black market but no formal investigations had ever been undertaken based on these suspicious until last week.

Following the freezing of the bank accounts last week, the black market seemingly reacted to the news and took a sudden tumble which reportedly translated into losses for many money-changers. However, the black market rates is now on an upward trend since Monday which gave birth to reports that Sakunda and others’ bank accounts had been unfrozen.

Also read: Funny, The Reserve Bank Of Zimbabwe Is Blaming Itself For Currency Black Markets

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  1. L. Makombe

    My concern is why do people use the social media for their own selfish ends unless the central bank is lying. We now have amongst us evil minded people who are thriving on the current hardships and would want the status quo as it is. The generality of Zimbabwe do now want the current hardships to exist one second more. Why is the RBZ and the government treating economic saboteurs with kid gloves. They should deal urgently with these people once and for all.

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