Appointment of Members of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission
Eight new members were appointed to the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission with effect from 15 April 2025, including former MP and minister Kindness Paradza.
The President has appointed eight members of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission under section 254(1)(b) of the Constitution, with effect from 15 April 2025.
The appointees are Shelton Dube, Chido Madiwa, Zalerah Hazvineyi Makari, Dr Obson Matunja, Betty Wenjere, Patrick Tendai Mukorera, Kindness Paradza and Meme Rumbidzai Zvimba.
ZACC is the body that investigates corruption and can refer matters for prosecution, so its membership bears directly on how corruption cases are taken up.
The notice does not name a chairperson, state the length of the appointments, or say who the appointees replace.
What changed
- Eight members appointed to the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission with effect from 15 April 2025
- Appointees: Shelton Dube, Chido Madiwa, Zalerah Hazvineyi Makari, Dr Obson Matunja, Betty Wenjere, Patrick Tendai Mukorera, Kindness Paradza, Meme Rumbidzai Zvimba
- Appointments made by the President under section 254(1)(b) of the Constitution
- The notice names no chairperson and states no term length
Who this affects
- public officials subject to ZACC investigation
- businesses dealing with government procurement
- anti-corruption and transparency organisations
- lawyers handling corruption matters
- journalists covering governance
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