Diplomats sign integrity pledges

Wallace Ruzvidzo
Herald Reporter
Zimbabwean diplomats today signed Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) Integrity Pledges, as the Second Republic continues with efforts to combat graft across the board.


ZACC chair Mr Michael Reza said the Ambassadors had an obligation to complement Government efforts in fighting the vice.
“Your roles as representatives of our country on the global stage make you critical partners in our national endeavour to uphold the highest standards of integrity and accountability,” he said.
“You have a critical role in facilitating and hastening the recovery of evidence of money-laundering and other corruption related crimes.
“This will help enhance successful extra-territorial investigations and prosecution of offenders. As the representatives of our country, you are expected to lead by example and to leverage your positions to amplify our position and stance.”

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