Mukudzei Chingwere-Senior Reporter
CABINET has approved the National Anti-Corruption Strategy 2 (2026–2030), a five-year plan that puts prevention at the centre of Government’s fight against graft while strengthening investigations, prosecutions and the recovery of assets.
Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Dr Zhemu Soda announced the decision during the post-Cabinet briefing.
“The strategy prioritises prevention alongside investigation and prosecution,” Dr Soda said.
The strategy rests on six pillars: legal reform, stronger institutions, effective enforcement, public engagement, targeted action in high-risk sectors and digitalisation.
Government ministries and agencies will incorporate the measures into their budgets and work plans, with progress assessed against results.
The strategy aims to make public institutions more accountable, increase citizen participation and improve transparency in the delivery of digital services.
