This book presents public perspectives and lived experiences of Zimbabwean people in their quest to combat corruption through raising anti-corruption awareness as an alternative to investigation and prosecution of suspects. It provides a convincing exposition of strategies that have been implemented to mitigate corruption in the context of a Third World country. The reader will find the book quite helpful in that it advocates for total inclusivity in waging the war against corruption. An attempt has been made to assess the role of public and private institutions in strengthening the anti-corruption drive and recommendations have been proffered on possible ways to continuously improve on raising public awareness on anti-corruption.