Mutapa fund signs integrity pledge with Zacc
The Mutapa Investment Fund has formalized a commitment to ethical governance by signing an integrity pledge with the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission. Chief Executive Officer John Mangudya stated the pledge symbolizes the fund’s dedication to integrating anti-corruption controls into its governance, procurement, and investment activities. He described corruption as a direct threat to economic growth and national confidence, emphasizing that the agreement represents a strategic commitment to ethical standards.
Zacc Chairperson Michael Reza highlighted the importance of such pledges for building trust in public institutions. He noted that over 27,000 individual integrity pledges have been signed by senior government officials to date, as part of broader efforts to strengthen the public sector. The Mutapa Investment Fund, which manages a portfolio of state-owned assets valued at over 20 billion dollars, is among 30 public institutions that have now signed the corporate integrity pledge.
