It looks like President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government is serious about corruption. This afternoon in his budget presentation to parliament, the Minister of Finance Patrick Chinamasa announced that the government is setting up a toll free telephone number in the president’s office for people to report on corruption.
Zimbabwe has been riddled by corruption since independence with increasing magnitude and number of corruption cases every year. The current government is under pressure to show that they are decisive in dealing with this endemic problem if they are to attract the much needed cooperation and support from the international community.
Not only the international community is watching, more importantly all Zimbabweans are watching to see if there will be a real change in how leaders operate.
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Magona Mr President.
what about these NGOs who have bank accounts in Botswana withdraw money in US dollars and change it into bonds through black market before using it? If details of interest to you can be provided. Together we can stop money laundering.
What about these SECURITY Companies which does not pay Wages to Security Guards & deprive the Citizen of this nation of their Right.
People are being enslaved by fellow CITIZENs in this nation under these so Called Security Companies and nothing is Done to Stop that.
Where is Transparency in these Labour Courts
attorneys are being bribed.
Something has to be done to every individual owned Security Company to check weather the implemented Rules are being followed.
tokudai mr president,
tokumbirawo kuti mumbituma vanoongorora mabatirwe evanhu nemackerk if courts pachegutu.vanobata vanhu zvakaipa.they are corrupt vakadzi ivavo,very annoying,unibva vakuchema ipapo,hazvifadzi