WIRE — THE National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPAZ) says it completed 53 high-profile corruption and economic crime cases in 2025, achieving a 77.94% case clearance rate. Deputy Prosecutor General Chris Mutangadura said the cases were handled by the NPA's Economic Crimes and Anti-Corruption Unit, a specialised division established to prosecute corruption, complex financial crimes, money laundering The post Zimbabwe prosecuted 53 high-profile corruption cases, recovered US$51.2 million in criminal assets in 2025 appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.
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