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Tsenengamu quits politics to take corruption head-on

 Zim Now ReporterFormer ZANU-PF youth leader Godfrey Tsenengamu has announced his departure from politics with the launch of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Citizens Task Force to fight graft. "We don’t...

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Published 25 September 2024 • 12:06 pm
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Updated 27 October 2026 • 9:13 am
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Tags #Zimbabwe #Tsenengamu #Zanu PF #Corruption

 

Zim Now Reporter

Former ZANU-PF youth leader Godfrey Tsenengamu has announced his departure from politics with the launch of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Citizens Task Force to fight graft. 

"We don’t care about your party or who backs you. It's time to expose those fueling corruption," he declared at a Harare press briefing saying it's time to unite and take action against corrupt individuals, no matter their political ties or powerful connections.

As corruption continues to threaten Zimbabwe's future, with even top officials voicing concern, Tsenengamu’s new task force is stepping up the fight.

Will this initiative make a difference in tackling corruption in Zimbabwe?

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