Zimbabwe News Update
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Corruption is no longer just an act of dishonesty. It is a national threat. It undermines economies, destroys social trust, and cripples development. Across Africa and the world, corruption has become a silent pandemic, stealing livelihoods and leaving broken systems in its wake.
In Zimbabwe, the effects are visible in almost every sector. Hospitals lack basic medication, some schools run without proper infrastructure, and road networks are dilapidated. Entire communities are denied clean water, while billions are siphoned out through illicit deals.
Instead of being embarrassed by corruption, many leaders and elites thrive on it, and citizens, especially the youth, are beginning to see dishonesty as a badge of success. This shift is dangerous. It normalises corruption and plants the seeds of a rotten future.
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