Police in Zimbabwe arrest a Chinese investor, identified as Li Shigang, and a former chief finance officer of a lithium mining company on allegations of defrauding the firm of more than US$3.65 million. The reports say the alleged theft involves the use of forged financial documents and the disposal of company vehicles. According to the accounts, Li Shigang, 58, appears before Magistrate Jesse Kufa following his arrest on Monday. The Zimbabwe Independent and New Zimbabwe describe the matter as a fraud case tied to the lithium company’s finances, with investigators alleging that money was stolen through falsified records and asset-related actions. The sources also reference the prosecution of the case through the court process, with the accused being brought before a magistrate after arrest. The reports do not provide further details on the company, the timeline of the alleged conduct, or the specific charges at this stage. The allegations have not been independently verified in the reports and are presented as claims by law enforcement.