Fresh bid to arrest Jonathan Moyo

STATE security agencies have reportedly engaged International Police (Interpol) to help in the search and extradition of exiled former Higher and Tertiary Education minister, Jonathan Moyo (pictured), so that he returns to Zimbabwe to face trial for alleged abuse of the Zimbabwe Manpower Development Fund (Zimdef) money.

The former minister was supposed to appear at the High Court yesterday to face fraud charges together with his former deputy Godfrey Gandawa, his (Moyo’s) personal assistant, Shepard Honzeri and Zimdef’s principal director of finance, Nicholas Mapute. But the Prosecutor-General’s (PG’s) representative, Clemence Chimbari, told High Court judge, Justice Tawanda Chitapi that Moyo could not be located at his residence for purposes of serving him with indictment papers.

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