Safari operator, shareholder fall out over ‘missing’ US$18m

A SAFARI operator has been taken to court by its major shareholder over the suspected swindling of US$18 million from the company.

Fin Marketing, the shareholder, cited Wilderness Camps of Zimbabwe as the respondent in its application.

Fin Marketing is seeking a ruling directing the safari operator to engage Kreston Zimbabwe to conduct a forensic audit within 14 days.

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