Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) chairperson Justice Loice Matanda Moyo says corruption, if left unchecked enables human rights violations and this is detrimental to the country's hopes of attaining sustainable development. Speaking during a Roundtable Dialogue on the nexus between Corruption and Human Rights in Harare today,
The Special Anti-Corruption Unit (SACU) in the office of the President and Cabinet has written to the Police Anti-Corruption Unit (PACU) to investigate circumstances surrounding threats to life of Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals psychiatrist Dr. Ropafadzo Muzvidziwa by some anonymous individuals. Dr. Muzvidziwa is reported to
The Zimbabwe Coalition On Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) has called for political will and commitment in dealing with corruption in the country. In its May 2021 situational report on public resource management across 54 districts in the country’s ten provinces, ZIMCODD said political will guarantees the
Opposition MDC Alliance has called for the disbandment of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) saying it does not have the capacity to investigate corruption. Addressing journalists in Harare Wednesday afternoon, party spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere said the recently released Auditor General’s report revealed a sad story that
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has arrest two lands Ministry officials pocketed US$3 million on Sally Mugabe Heights Stands
The Ideas Party Of Democracy has pledged to fight corruption if elected into power in the 2023 elections stating that all political leaders will be forced to declare their assets before assuming office. In an exclusive interview with 263Chat, the party’s Secretary for Administration, Vimbai Munhuru
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's family is not stopping at anything to clear its name from the the gold smuggling scandal involving former Zimbabwe Miners Federation President Henrietta Rushwaya. This followed a police report which claimed that one of the accused persons Gift Karanda told them that the
A 42 year old Zimbabwe Republic Police officer has been arraigned before the courts on allegations of bribery and criminal abuse of office. Thomas Mabgwe an attested member of the ZRP appeared at the Harare Magistrate Court facing bribery charges amounting to US$78 000 after receiving
Zanu PF acting spokesperson, Patrick Chinamasa yesterday justified the catch and release phenomenon that has characterized arrests by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) for lack of evidence adding that cases of graft are the toughest to prosecute. Chinamasa made the remarks in an interview on ZiFM
The recent move by Zuva Petroleum to sell fuel in foreign currency at eight of its service stations has raised question marks over the de-dollarisation move by government with the Walter Mzembi led People's Party saying its a reflection of policy inconsistency and brazen corruption
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