Mutapa Investment Fund signs anti-corruption pledge with ZACC
The Mutapa Investment Fund has formalized an anticorruption agreement with Zimbabwe’s Anti-Corruption Commission at its Harare offices, pledging to enhance transparency and ethical practices in managing state resources. Chief executive John Mangudya characterized the arrangement as institutional dedication to embedding anticorruption measures throughout governance and procurement operations while supporting objectives outlined in the National Development Strategy 2.
Commission chairperson Michael Reza praised the initiative, describing integrity as fundamental to economic advancement. The anticorruption body has secured similar commitments from 30 corporate entities, including ZINARA and GMB, alongside collecting more than 27,000 individual pledges from senior government personnel. Mangudya emphasized that ethical standards represent more than regulatory compliance, viewing them as essential to maintaining credibility and public confidence in every operational decision affecting the investment institution.
