Investigations Officer Job Vacancy at Anti-Corruption Commission x5


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  • Company: Anti-Corruption Commission
  • Location: Zambia
  • State: Zambia
  • Job type: Full-Time
  • Job category: Legal Jobs in Zambia

Job Description

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

The Anti- Corruption Commission whose mission is to effectively prevent and combat corruption in order to promote integrity, transparency and accountability for sustainable development in Zambia invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions:

1. INVESTIGATIONS OFFICER – 5

Main Responsibilities
To conduct investigations and collate evidence for the prosecution of offenders.

Qualifications

  • Full grade twelve [12] Certificate
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration or Degree in Social Sciences
  • At least 2 years work experience in any of the following: banking, auditing, accounting, procurement, law enforcement, insurance, valuation or quantity surveying.
  • Good interviewing, investigations, analytical and report writing skills
  • MS Office applications is essential
  • Applicants must be aged between 25 and 30 years old

All positions are based outside Lusaka

 

Method of Application

Applicants meeting the above requirements should submit their application letters with copies of Educational and Professional Certificates, Detailed Curriculum Vitae including three [3] Traceable Referees and daytime contact telephone numbers to the following not later than 23rd April 2021.

The Director-General

Anti-Corruption Commission

P.O. Box 50486

Lusaka

ONLY SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES WILL BE CONTACTED

“SAY NO TO CORRUPTION”