subordinate corporations of the PRC Ministry of State Security's Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense (COTSIND). Another Director, Wu Yang, of at least 14 companies with Pa and the 88 Queensway Group has links to the Chinese PRC Ministry of Public Security and Chinese Ministry of State Security (MSS). On company filings, Mr Wu Yang lists his residential address as "No.14 Dong Chang An Street, Beijing, China." This address is the headquarters for the Ministry of Public Safety (MPS), a domestic security service of the Chinese Government. Also located in this compound is a reception office for the Ministry of State Security (MSS), the primary state agency responsible for foreign intelligence activities. Controversy Sam Pa has been the subject of numerous press and internet blog reporting and his ties to Robert Mugabe's ZANU-PF were revealed in the Johannesburg Sunday Times. It is alleged that in return for diamonds and mineral resources to supply China's booming economy, Pa has provided funds and equipment to the secretive Zimbabwe Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) to enable it to deliver an electoral victory for Mugabe and his party. Pa allegedly had been underwriting operations for the Zimbabwean Secret Service to influence the outcomes of polls in favor of ZANU-PF and thereby further secure his business dealings in Zimbabwe. In early 2010 Sam Pa offered to match the salaries of the entire Zimbabwean Secret Service, Police and Army to ensure their support for ZANU-PF. In return, Pa's joint venture with the Zimbabwean Secret Service, Sino-Zim Development, was listed at the top of a classified ZANU-PF list of "special national interest projects". Sam Pa and his business such as CIF, China Sonangol and Sino-Zimbabwe have often been disassociated from by official Chinese representation. Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhao Zing discouraged Argentinean President Kirchner from entering into any agreements with Sam Pa associated business. The WikiLeak 'Cablegate' affair revealed that Chinese Ambassador to Angola Bolum Zhang also distanced himself from CIF stating CIF's "weak management and lack of leadership have stalled many... projects". CIF and China Sonangol have had reports on their ability to plan and complete some of their projects due to difficulty in raising funds. Pa's work in Angola has been heavily criticised for non-completion, with some saying the Pa's companies were "just playing a game and in the eyes of the Angolan Government have gone through process from belief to feeling cheated".