Zimbabwe targets gold smuggling, border corruption in new anti-corruption strategy: state media.
The state government approved the National Anti-Corruption Strategy 2 (2026–2030), which targets the following areas:
The strategy seeks to strengthen the entire chain from investigation and prosecution to the recovery and confiscation of illicit profits.
Gaps in border management and weak information sharing between agencies will be aimed at curbing gold smuggling.
Digitization of public services is expected to improve transparency, reduce opportunities for disruptions and facilitate information sharing.
Proposed legislation would encourage reporting of corruption while providing greater protection for whistleblowers;.
Ministries and public bodies will be required to strengthen supervision, internal control and management of conflicts of interest.
The strategy will be integrated into the government budgets and work plans, while evaluating the implementation against the measurable results.
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