Four Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) employees have been arrested for allegedly soliciting bribes in exchange for releasing confiscated goods.
The accused—Gwatirinda Paul (42), Mutwira Obert (40), Homera Simon Tavaguta (38), and Maguta Jonathan (38)—recently appeared before Harare magistrate Taurai Manuwere, facing charges of criminal abuse of office.
In response to the incident, Zimra issued a statement reaffirming its commitment to transparency and accountability, stating that corruption will not be tolerated.
“Zimra would like to address the allegations against four of our staff members accused of extortion and abuse of office.
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We assure the public that the organization does not condone corruption in any form,” the statement read.
“As an authority, we are dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of integrity and remain vigilant in addressing such matters. The allegations are being taken seriously, and decisive disciplinary action will be taken in line with our Code of Conduct and relevant regulations.”
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