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Transparency International-Zambia (TI-Z) is a local chapter of the international anticorruption movement –Transparency International. TI-Z is not for-profit non-governmental organization with a registered office in Lusaka. The organisation has been in existence in Zambia since June 2000 and has since then been involved in significant and high profile activities meant to raise awareness on anti corruption and the need for a consolidated approach to tackling corruption at different levels.

TI-Z has been implementing programmes in the following areas: Governance and Management, Capacity Building, Research and Advocacy, Communication and Coalition Building. Today, TI-Z is a well-recognized frontline organisation committed to the attainment of its vision of a “Zambia anchored on citizens and institutions of integrity.”  

Our Mission Statement

“ A leading anti corruption crusader contributing to the development of a Zambian society based on a culture of transparency and accountability through the promotion of good governance and zero tolerance to corruption.”

Transparency International Zambia condemns escalating bye elections as wasteful expenditures - 21 May 2013
Transparency International Zambia (TIZ) is concerned with the escalating unnecessary by-elections that are yielding nothing but personal ambitions and selfish political expedience. TIZ would like to condemn the unnecessary bye elections and advise Members of Parliament in Zambia to be alive to the fact that their responsibility is to the people they serve which supersede all perceived personal benefits.
Judgement Delivered By The Supreme Court On 9th May, 2013 Vis-Ŕ-Vis The Suspended Three Judges - 21 May 2013
Transparency International Zambia (TIZ) wishes to comment on the judgment delivered by the Supreme Court on 9th May, 2013 on the appeal by the state against a ruling of the High
Court to grant the three (3) suspended judges leave to commence judicial review proceedings.
Terms of Reference (ToR) for conducting a Baseline Survey on Public Expenditure Tracking (PET) in the Health sector (District Hospital and Urban Health Centre) and education—Primary Education subsector in Lusaka district. - 13 Apr 2013
Official Launch of TI Corruption Perception Index 2012 - 19 Dec 2012
December 5 2012, is a day that Transparency International assigned to hold a worldwide launch of the 2012 Corrpution Perceptions Index. Zambia therefore joins the rest of the world in launching the CPI and this launch comes at an appropriate time in the period leading up to the UN International Anti Corruption Day which will be commemorated on Sunday 9 December 2012.
2012 Corruption Perception Index scores for African Countries - 19 Dec 2012
2012 Corruption Perception Index scores for African Countries
RE SUMMONING AND QUESTIONING OF CHANDA CHIMBA Dr SAM PHIRI & Hon SHIKAPWASHYA - 31 Oct 2012
RE SUMMONING AND QUESTIONING OF CHANDA CHIMBA Dr SAM PHIRI & Hon SHIKAPWASHYA
TIZ MOURNS THE FORMER FIRST LADY MAMA BETTY KAUNDA - 31 Oct 2012
TIZ MOURNS THE FORMER FIRST LADY MAMA BETTY KAUNDA
Letter to RDA on Termination of Contract to Fratelli Locci - 31 Oct 2012
Letter to RDA on Termination of Contract to Fratelli Locci
Letter - Detention Question and Deportation of Father Banyangandora - 31 Oct 2012
Detention Question and Deportation of Father Banyangandora
TIZ COMMENDS THE POSITION TAKEN BY MINISTER OF HOME AFFAIRS EDGER LUNGU IN STANDING FIRM AGAINST CORRUPT TEMPTATIONS - 31 Oct 2012
We recognize that the low levels of procurement thresholds were at times very cumbersome in terms of seeking authority from Zambia Public Procurement Authority (ZPPA) but raising the thresholds abruptly without safeguards may pose a great risk.

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Zamtel sell was illegal urgesTransparency International Zambia - 12 Mar 2012

Transparency International Zambia (TIZ) says the sale of Zamtel was illegal and that there was blatant disregard for the law when disposing off the company.

Transparency International says corruption is getting worse in Southern Africa - 12 Mar 2012
Transparency International says corruption is getting worse in Southern Africa adding that the number of people paying bribes for public services was increasing.

 

 

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