Sikhumbuzo Moyo [email protected]
THE Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has urged members of the public to report unethical conduct by its employees to enable the regulator to investigate complaints and take appropriate action.
ZERA chief executive officer Mr Eddington Mazambani made the call during his welcome remarks at the authority’s 2026 pre-strategy stakeholder consultative workshop being held at a Bulawayo hotel.
Mr Mazambani said the authority had an ethics and discipline code aimed at promoting accountability, transparency and professional integrity among employees.
He encouraged members of the public to report concerns about ethical conduct and fairness, saying the information would help ZERA investigate complaints and strengthen internal oversight.
Mr Mazambani said maintaining high ethical standards was particularly important given the authority’s interactions with various stakeholders, including young people.
He urged the public to use the available reporting channels to ensure that allegations of misconduct were investigated and appropriate corrective measures taken where necessary.
