Zimbabwe’s National Prosecuting Authority (NPAZ) says it completes 53 high-profile corruption and economic crime cases in 2025. The NPAZ reports a 77.94% case clearance rate for the year. According to the NPAZ, the cases are handled through its Economic Crimes and Anti-Corruption Unit, a specialised division responsible for prosecuting corruption and complex financial crimes, including money laundering-linked offences. The authority also states it recovers US$51.2 million in criminal assets during 2025, linking the recoveries to the prosecution of the cases it handled. Deputy Prosecutor General Chris Mutangadura is cited as providing the figures. Across the two accounts provided, the central elements are consistent: the number of cases completed (53), the stated clearance rate (77.94%), and the amount of criminal assets recovered (US$51.2 million). Both sources describe the figures as part of the NPAZ’s 2025 performance in combating corruption and related economic crimes.