What is the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission?

The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) is an independent commission created to combat corruption and crime. It is established in terms of Chapter 13, Part 1 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe

When and how was it established?

The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission was established on the 8th of September 2005 when His Excellency, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe swore in the first commissioners. The establishment of ZACC is conducted in accordance to the Constitution of Zimbabwe and the Anti-Corruption Commission Act which outline ZACC’s powers, functions and objectives

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Zesa Control: +263 242 704040

Zesa Fault 24hr Avondale Mabelreign, Milton Park, Monavale: 305707 310377

Zesa Fault 24hr Belvedere/Warren Park: +263 242754986/22906939

Zesa Fault 24hr Borrowdale: +263 242 851277/ 22923102

Zesa Fault 24hr Central, Harare: +263242 704236/ 22923103 Toll Free: 2704040

Zesa Fault 24hr Highlands: +263 2 42 97508/ 2497500

Zesa Fault 24hr Kuwadzana: +263 242 792448/ 22918103

Zesa Fault 24hr Mabvuku: +263 242 797272/ 22906937

Zesa Fault 24hr Southerton: +263 242 704231/ 2293959

Zesa Fault 24hr Waterfalls: +263 242 704232/22931961

ZETDC Harare: +263 242 2906938 | 2305707 | 2310377 | 2706454

Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission & Distribution Company (ZETDC): +263242 774508 | 2774535 | 2704236, 0712650809, Harare, http://www.zetdc.co.zw

ZESA HOLDINGS: +263 242 773314/16/18/19/24/28-31/34, 25 Samora Machel Avenue, Harare, [email protected]

The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) is a national human rights institution which was established under section 242 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe. It is an independent Commission whose main mandate is to protect, promote and enforce human rights.

The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) was created by the Global Political Agreement (GPA) which was signed by the three major political actors (ZANU PF and two MDC formations) in this country in 2008 and was given effect by Constitution Amendment 19 and specifically section 100R of the former Constitution. It is now established by the current Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No.20) Act 2013, Chapter 12, commonly referred to as “Independent Commissions supporting democracy” and sections 242-244 of the same. It is operationalised by the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission Act Chapter 10:30 which was promulgated on the 12th of October, 2012.