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Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Turns to Uganda As Corruption Levels Worsen
263Chat, 27 January 2020
Stakeholders involved in the fight against corruption have bemoaned the worrisome levels of corruption in the country and sophisticated methods being used by criminals to evade… Read more »
Outrage As Zimbabwe Engages Uganda in Fight Against Corruption
Zimbabweans have protested against their Chief Justice's decision to invite a Ugandan judge to lecture them on how to fight corruption, arguing that the East African country is more corrupt and not one they should learn from. Chief Justice Luke Malaba invited Uganda's head of Anti Corruption Court, Justice Lawrence Gidudu to train Zimbabwean judges ahead of the establishment of anti-corruption courts in Zimbabwe.
From left, Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission Chairperson Justice Loice Matanda-Moyo, head of Anti-Corruption division of the High Court of Uganda Justice Lawrence Gigudu and Zimbabwe Chief Justice Luke Malaba.
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Zimbabwe: Govt to Increase Anti-Corruption Officers' Salaries
New Zimbabwe, 28 January 2020
The government says it is in the process of reviewing the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA)'s salaries in order to protect anti-corruption officers from criminal cartels,… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Corruption Fight Not for Faint-Hearted - Malaba
New Zimbabwe, 28 January 2020
Chief Justice Luke Malaba has told the judges to be tough in the fight against corruption and not let the Judiciary system down because dealing with corrupt people was not for the… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Anti-Graft Body Says Equally Frustrated By 'Catch and Release' Syndrome
New Zimbabwe, 27 January 2020
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) is being frustrated by the "catch and release" syndrome that has become of Zimbabwe's farcical anti-corruption fight under the Zanu… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Top Ugandan Judge to Fight Corruption
The Herald, 27 January 2020
Government has invited a top-notch Ugandan Anti-Corruption Court judge to train Zimbabwe's Judiciary, ahead of the establishment of anti-corruption courts. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Chikwinya Denies Audit Report Allegations
The Herald, 27 January 2020
Former Cabinet minister Ms Nyasha Chikwinya has denied allegations of underhand dealings involving the acquisition of vast tracks of State land and sale of residential stands in… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Corruption Investigation Just Prose
The Herald, 27 January 2020
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Zimbabwe: Govt Amends Anti-Corruption Law
The Herald, 27 January 2020
Government is in the process of amending the Money Laundering and Proceeds of Crime Act to make respondents account for the source of their wealth. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Anti-Corruption Body Warns Tax Evaders
The Herald, 28 January 2020
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has warned tax evaders that they face imminent arrest as it intensifies efforts to plug Government revenue leakages, standing at $2… Read more »
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