‘Govt not taking fight against corruption seriously’

PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe’s failure to appoint members of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) for the past two years has come under attack by anti-corruption activists who say this does not inspire confidence that his government is serious in dealing with the vice.

Zero Tolerance Wise Consultancy managing director Dumisani Mthombeni called on Mugabe to swear in Zacc commissioners so that they can carry out their constitutional mandate.

He was addressing journalists to mark United Nations International Anti-Corruption Day that is commemorated on December 9.

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