The EcoSwap investment fund has found itself in the spotlight following rumors that individuals close to the government were assisting in purchasing shares of Zimbabwe’s state-owned companies through the fund. Despite these allegations, EcoSwap claims that this is merely inaccurate information not aligned with the truth.
In recent weeks, there has been information about the alleged interference in EcoSwap’s activities, linked to the acquisition of shares in key state-owned companies in Zimbabwe. Some sources claim that individuals close to high-ranking officials of the fund influenced the purchase processes, causing dissatisfaction among the public and certain political circles.
EcoSwap strongly rejects these accusations, stating that the fund has always operated within the bounds of the law and transparency. “We adhere to ethical principles and strive to maintain clean and transparent investment practices,” the company’s official statement reads.
Representatives of EcoSwap emphasized that all fund operations comply with Zimbabwean legislation and international financial standards. “We take pride in our reputation as a responsible investor, and we value the trustful relationship with our investors and the public,” they added.
However, despite the denial of allegations, the incident raises questions about the transparency of processes in Zimbabwe’s financial world. The public expects regulatory authorities and the government to conduct a thorough investigation to confirm or refute the alleged violations.
