President Emmerson Mnangagwa vapa Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) basa rokuti vadzore mari dzekunze pamwe nezvinhu zvakatorwa panguva yehuori hwaiitika, ndokubva vakurudzirawo bazi rezvemitemo kuti rikurumidze kuvandudza mutemo we Whistleblower and Protection Act.
Vachitaura nezuro pakuparura Zacc Strategic Plan kusvika 2024, inoenderana nezuva reAfrican Anti-Corruption Day, VaMnangagwa vanoti Zacc inofanira kusimbisa basa rayo nokuita zvinehunyanzvi.
Komisheni inoona nezvekurwisa huwori yeZimbabwe inokurudzirwa kuti iwedzere simba rebasa rayo kuitira kuti ikwanise kudzosa hupfumi hwakatorwa zvisina tsarukano munyika.
Kubatana nenyika dzakabudirora pasi pano kunofanirwa kuwedzerwa kuitira kuti nyika isumikire, izvi zvinogoneka kana hupfumi hwakatsakatika hukadzoswa munyika, nyika inobva yadzokera payaimbova kare.
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has given the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) an ultimatum to recover all externalised funds and assets, while also urging the Justice ministry to speed up the amendment of the Whistleblower and Protection Act.
Speaking at yesterday’s launch of the Zacc Strategic Plan to 2024, which coincided with the African Anti-Corruption Day, Mnangagwa said Zacc needed to intensify its anti-graft fight.
The Zimbabwe Anti-corruption Commission is exhorted to increase the institution’s capacity to recover ill-gotten wealth through the asset recovery unit.
Collaborating with countries of origin should be increased to ensure the freezing of ill-acquired assets and ensuring repatriation of the stolen or illegally acquired funds.
