War vets petition Mugabe over ‘collapsing’ Zexcom

DISGRUNTLED war veterans have petitioned President Robert Mugabe protesting the placement of their company, the Zimbabwe Ex-Combatants (Zexcom) Foundation Investment Fund, under judicial management, claiming the move had deprived them of benefits from the firm.

In a letter dated January 2, addressed to Mugabe, Zexcom chairperson, Jonah Gumo claimed that judicial officers robbed them of over $290 million in potential earnings after the company was placed under judicial management.

“With much delight and happy (sic) to write this letter, which illustrates a few points of how High Court judges damaged our company and other companies without care or procedure.

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