The Prime Minister of Swaziland Barnabas Dhlamini on Monday declared zero tolerance on corruption.
He made the announcement at a function that was attended by cabinet ministers pulling no punches pledged to deal with the deadly disease affecting many governments and killing nations.
He said as custodians of the public purse, they would plan constructively to match their stated priorities while spending honestly, effectively and transparently.
“Those found to have diverted from the established standards procedure and integrity will be brought to book,” said the PM.
“The government will ensure that justice system is administered swift fully and efficiently and maintenance of law and order will be secured in accordance with the highest human rights standards,” said the Premier.
Recently the Kenyan president launched the anti-corruptio American and Canadian diplomats have recently said the recent visit by eighteen representatives of international universities from the United States, Canada and Spain represents a continued commitment by their countries to strengthen the education sector in Zimbabwe.
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