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Transparency International-Zimbabwe (TI-Z) is the Zimbabwean chapter of the global civil society organization leading the fight against corruption, Transparency International (TI). Established in 1996, TI-Z aims to combat corruption in the private sector, public sector and civil society through networks of integrity. The organization is involved in a variety of programmes that are meant to raise awareness against corruption as well as to assist victims and witnesses of corruption.  It advocates for a society free of corruption; and is committed to an all inclusive approach to tackling corruption at different levels of the socio-political and economic divide.
Role of Media in Curbing Corruption
MediaWhen the media flights issues of corruption and makes them obtainable by the social community, it stimulates familiarity within them and fosters participation in identifying and highlighting corruption cases contextual to them. The media can also unearth major cases within a broader social climate were graft involving the abuse of entrusted power by government
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Personal Interests should have no place in Zimbabwean politics!
Despite having established the government of national unity Zimbabwean political leaders have not changed much in prioritizing their own personal interests ahead of national interests. Our political leadership still has that thirst fornational resources and this may drag all national development efforts backwards. Political leaders should realize that...
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Diamonds now hub of corruption in mining
The raging dispute and conflict over diamond mining in Zimbabwe has brought instability not only in the mining sector but on all economic and investment interests in the country. Issues ranging from the sanctioning of undeserving firms to explore diamonds at Chiadzwa Diamond Fields to the unsolicited confiscation of gems from initial explorers have made...
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