What National Prosecuting Authority is voted in Zimbabwe's budget, and what it goes on

The 2026 estimates, broken into the 2 programmes this vote is spent through.

National Prosecuting Authority plans to spend ZiG 545.376 million across 2 programmes. Public Prosecution and Asset Forfeiture takes the most, 63.2% of it.

National Prosecuting Authority, year by year

Zimbabwe, 2023 to 2028, ZiG

Up 292% between 2023 and 2028, from ZiG 191.9 million to ZiG 752.6 million.Public Prosecution and Asset Forfeiture is the largest part in 2028, 63 of every 100, followed by Governance and Administration at 37. Public Prosecution and Asset Forfeiture held 55 of every 100 in 2023. 2027 and 2028 are the Treasury's own projections, not yet voted. 2023 and 2024 are what was actually counted at the year's end.

The 2026 total, part by part

ZiG 545.4 million across 2 programmes

Public Prosecution and Asset Forfeiture63%
Governance and Administration37%

Out of every ZiG 100 in 2026, ZiG 63 is Public Prosecution and Asset Forfeiture.Governance and Administration is next at 37 of every 100.

Programme	Share	Amount
Public Prosecution and Asset Forfeiture Criminal Litigation ServicesZiG 325.781 million Asset ForfeitureZiG 18.66 million	63.2%	ZiG 344.441 million
Governance and Administration Financial Management and Administration ServicesZiG 136.658 million Board and Prosecutor General’s OfficeZiG 39.384 million Human Resources Management ServicesZiG 15.953 million Internal Audit servicesZiG 8.94 million	36.8%	ZiG 200.935 million

Questions people ask

What does National Prosecuting Authority spend its budget on?

ZiG 545.376 million in the 2026 estimates, spent through programmes of which the largest are Public Prosecution and Asset Forfeiture and Governance and Administration.

Which programme takes most of National Prosecuting Authority's budget?

Public Prosecution and Asset Forfeiture, at ZiG 344.441 million, which is 63.2% of what the ministry plans to spend.

Every ministry budget

Read from the Ministry of Finance, Approved 2026 Estimates of Expenditure. Every source we read