‘Government seized with fighting corruption’

THE government is in talks over establishment of anti-corruption courts in an effort to speed up convictions amid revelations that there were over 300 newly reported corruption cases involving high profile government officials.

Zanu PF spokesperson Simon Khaya Moyo revealed this yesterday while addressing delegates at the ongoing ninth anti-corruption conference in Victoria Falls. He said many cases had been taken to court, even though there has not been a single conviction made, hence, the need for anti-corruption courts.

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