AbstractContext of the study: Zimbabwe is a developing country that is blessed with abundant mineral resources, which have great potential to transform its economy and improve the livelihood of its citizens. Despite substantial mining activities in Zimbabwe, economic growth has remained weak, with corruption identified as one of the major governance factors negatively affecting business innovation and hindering economic growth. In 2024, Zimbabwe ranked 158th out of 180 countries on Transparency International's Perceptions Index and scored 21 out of 100, indicating a high level of perceived corruption. While research has been conducted on the extractive sector, the economy continues to be exploited due to illicit financial flows. The current study seeks to explore the impact of corruption on Zimbabwe’s mineral economy, with the ultimate goal of developing evidence-based strategies to combat corruption and promote sustainable economic growth.
Sereki Mapfeka (Sat,) studied this question.
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