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WHERE WERE THESE PRINCIPLES IN 2024? 🤔 Today, we hear about “professional independence,” “integrity,” “public confidence,” and avoiding any “perception of personal financial obligation.” Fair enough — everyone has the right to decline a gift. But if Advocate Uriri accepted Sir Wicknell’s Land Rover Discovery in 2024, shouldn’t the... show more

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Lt. Generalvor 14 Tagen

Zvamava kutoharassa munhu nhaimi… let him be…kana avakuda achauyazve… chipo chinomanikidzwa here…

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lecyvor 14 Tagen

Ava kuda kuita kunge zvinyowani but haachaziva chakamusimudza.

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Johnnyvor 14 Tagen

the dif is stated clearly wani. 2014 anything given to him were payments for work rendered, Now,2026 randomly offering him a luxury car & cash with no services rendered is a completely a different situation to him hence declined.this guy is smart & just plays well with the law.

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aspiring linguist🎊🎊vor 14 Tagen

Murikupopotera kuti munhu arambirei chaapihwa. Kupupa furo mukanwa kuti varambirei Zvichiri zve philanthropy here kana kune zvimwe zvamatsamwira

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Tadiwa mateovor 14 Tagen

Nhaiwe benzi iwe Kasi ma gifts aya ndeekurombesa here amusingade kuti munhu arambe?

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Oxymandiasvor 14 Tagen

the pain of rejection went straight to varakashi

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Tony Kaysvor 14 Tagen

Lawyers know their clients far much better than anyone else.

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Mufudzivor 14 Tagen

He lived and learnt. IF this is true. Chigananda must respect governance, conflict of interest, perception of influence and bias. We know haana kuenda kuchikoro but that looted money can buy him good advisors kwete bootlickers

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Calvin M Ncube - Gold Mining and Businessvor 14 Tagen

There are no ethics at all!

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