Zimbabwe’s Auditor-General Vimbai Chikwenhere flags shortcomings in Harare City Council’s financial reporting, citing missing financial records. According to coverage of her audit findings, the issues relate to the council’s oversight of multiple business entities operating under the City of Harare. These include Sunshine Holdings, Rufaro Marketing, Harare Quarry and City Parking. The reports described the audit as covering the council’s financial operations for 2022 and 2023, and indicate that the control and documentation of financial transactions are not meeting expected standards. The findings are presented in the context of ongoing concerns about governance and management of municipal-linked business units. Across the accounts, the common element is that the Auditor-General identifies gaps in record-keeping and reporting at the council, which are documented in her audit report covering the stated period. The reports do not specify in detail the amounts involved or whether the records are fully recovered, but they consistently frame the matter as a compliance and reporting problem within the council’s business arrangements.