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ZACC arrests bogus investigators

by Staff reporter

07 Jul 2019 at 21:14hrs | 2810 Views

The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission in collaboration with Zimbabwe Republic Police have arrested bogus investigators in Gokwe, Marondera, Harare, Chinhoyi and Mutare.

The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission said it would like to notify members of the public that the Southern Africa Regional Anti-Corruption (SARACO), National Anti- Corruption Organisation and National Anti-Corruption Association of Zimbabwe (NACAZ) are not part of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission and have no mandate to conduct any investigations of corruption in Zimbabwe.

These members are travelling around the country showing identification cards as seen below:

ZACC urge all members of the public to be vigilant and report any such cases to the nearest police station or the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission.

Source - Byo24News

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