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National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe Recruitment 2026 – 65 Vacancies
National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe
- Location
- Zimbabwe
- Work type
- Various positions
- Source publication date
- 2026-10-27T13:43:09+02:00
- Source closing date
- Not supplied — check original advert
- Advertised salary
- Competitive
Job description from the source
# National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe Recruitment 2026
The **National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPAZ)** is inviting applications from suitably qualified and experienced candidates to fill **65 vacancies** across various departments.
The available opportunities include Public Prosecutors, Executive Assistants, Legal Processing Clerks, Records and Information Assistants, and Office Assistants.
## Vacancy Info
- **Organisation:** National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPAZ)
- **Reference Number:** NPAZ/VAC/2026/01
- **Location:** Zimbabwe
- **Job Type:** Various positions
- **Total Vacancies:** 65
- **Closing Date:** 16 November 2026
- **Application Method:** Email
## Available Positions
| Position | Number of Vacancies |
|---|---|
| Public Prosecutors | 45 |
| Executive Assistants | 10 |
| Legal Processing Clerks | 3 |
| Records and Information Assistants | 3 |
| Office Assistants | 4 |
| **Total** | **65** |
## 1. Public Prosecutors (45 Posts)
### Key Responsibilities
- Prosecute criminal matters on behalf of the State in the Magistrates Courts.
- Prepare dockets for completeness and legal sufficiency.
- Review evidence and make recommendations on prosecution.
- Represent the State in bail and other court applications.
- Manage trial preparation, case records and prosecution documentation.
- Assist in reviewing cases and providing legal guidance.
### Qualifications
- Bachelor of Laws Honours Degree (LLB Hons) from a recognised university.
- Degree classification must be verified by the Zimbabwe Council for Higher Education (ZIMCHE).
- One year of legal experience is an added advantage.
### Competencies
- Persuasive advocacy, excellent oral and written communication.
- Good knowledge of the Criminal Procedure and Evidence Act and the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act.
- Strong legal research and analysis.
- Unquestionable integrity and professionalism.
## 2. Executive Assistants (10 Posts)
### Key Responsibilities
- Manage executive diaries, appointments, travel itineraries and official calendars.
- Draft, edit and proofread correspondence, presentations, reports and briefing papers for the Authority’s leadership.
- Handle confidential personnel, legal and prosecutorial communications with absolute discretion.
- Coordinate meetings and workshops, prepare agendas, assemble papers, record minutes and track action items.
- Maintain secure electronic and paper filing systems that allow rapid retrieval of records.
- Prepare travel and subsistence claims and supporting documents for processing by Finance, in line with Treasury and internal controls.
### Qualifications
- National Diploma in Secretarial Studies, Diploma in Office Administration or equivalent.
- Five Ordinary Level passes including English Language at Grade C or better.
- Two years in executive secretarial or office administration support.
### Competencies
- Advanced Microsoft Office skills.
- Fast typing, excellent written and spoken English, sound judgement and discretion.
- Ability to manage competing priorities under pressure.
## 3. Legal Processing Clerks (3 Posts)
### Key Responsibilities
- Receive, sign for and record dockets from the Sub-Division Office and other official case sources.
- Open and close registers, file documents and maintain records.
- Ensure documents are correctly filed and readily accessible.
- Assist in processing legal documentation and maintaining administrative records.
- Maintain accurate case-related records and support legal processing activities.
- Dispatch completed indictments, subpoenas and dockets to the Sub-Division Office for service on accused persons.
### Qualifications
- National Diploma in Records and Information Science, Archival Studies or Information Management, or equivalent.
- Five Ordinary Level passes including English Language at Grade C or better.
- At least one year in records management, registry or office administration.
### Competencies
- Proficiency in electronic records systems.
- Accurate indexing and data entry.
- Working knowledge of relevant standards and records legislation.
- Strong organisational skills.
## 4. Records and Information Assistants (3 Posts)
### Key Responsibilities
- Process internal and external requests for records and information accurately and within agreed turnaround times.
- Capture, register and index administrative records in physical registers and electronic systems, including the Human Resources Management Information System (HRMIS).
- Classify and categorise records in line with the Authority’s filing and applicable regulatory frameworks.
- Apply metadata standards consistently to safeguard data integrity and enable rapid retrieval.
- Monitor the physical and electronic security of records, conduct file audits and advise access controls, including the requirements of the Cyber and Data Protection Act (Chapter 12:07).
- Support records appraisal, apply approved retention schedules, assist with archival transfers and coordinate authorised disposal.
### Qualifications
- National Diploma in Records and Information Science, Archival Studies or Information Management, or equivalent.
- Five Ordinary Level passes including English Language at Grade C or better.
- At least one year in records management, registry or office administration.
### Competencies
- Proficiency in electronic records systems.
- Accurate indexing and data entry.
- Working knowledge of metadata standards and records legislation.
- Strong organisational skills.
## 5. Office Assistants (4 Posts)
### Key Responsibilities
- Clean offices, corridors and common areas daily, maintaining hygienic and tidy working environments.
- Deliver and collect dockets, mail, files and official correspondence securely, ensuring movement registers are signed at every handover.
- Assist with photocopying, filing, venue preparation and refreshments for official meetings and workshops.
- Run authorised external errands, including banking, mail delivery and purchase of minor office supplies, accounting fully for all funds and documents handled.
- Secure offices, windows and lights at close of business and report maintenance faults and safety hazards to Administration.
### Qualifications
- Five Ordinary Level passes including English Language.
- A basic certificate in office management or a related field is an added advantage.
- One to two years in cleaning, office support or messenger duties.
### Competencies
- Reliability, honesty, good interpersonal and communication skills.
- Time management, knowledge of office etiquette, hygiene and safety practices.
## How to Apply
Interested candidates should prepare the following documents:
1. An application letter.
2. A detailed Curriculum Vitae (CV).
3. Certified copies of academic and professional certificates.
Applications must clearly state the position being applied for.
- **Email applications to: hr@npaz.gov.zw**
- **Closing Date: 16 November 2026**
Applicants are encouraged to submit their applications before the deadline.
## Important Notice
The National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe is an equal opportunity employer.
The Authority does not charge any recruitment fees.
**Note:** Applicants should verify the detailed requirements and application instructions against the official vacancy notice before submitting.
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