Lusaka, Zambia | 30 December 2024 – In a solemn ceremony attended by family, friends, and dignitaries, former Deputy Auditor General Clare Mazimba was laid to rest today 30 December 2024, leaving behind a legacy of dedicated service to the nation.
The burial, held at Leopards Hill Memorial Park, was marked by heartfelt tributes celebrating Mazimba’s remarkable career and unwavering commitment to public accountability. Mazimba, who served in the Office of the Auditor General for over three years, was widely respected for her integrity, leadership, and efforts to strengthen financial oversight in the public sector.
Speakers at the ceremony praised her as a trailblazer who championed transparency and good governance. “She was not only a leader but a mentor to many,” said, a close colleague. “Her work ethic and commitment to justice were unmatched.”
Mazimba’s family described her as a loving mother, wife, and friend who balanced her demanding career with warmth and compassion for those around her. “She was the cornerstone of our family,” “Her love and guidance will forever be with us.”
Her passing has been felt across the nation, with tributes pouring in from government officials, civil society leaders, and ordinary citizens. “We have lost a dedicated public servant whose work touched the lives of many,” said some of her former colleagues at the Ministry of Finance and National Planning. “Clare Mazimba’s contributions will continue to inspire us all.”
Mazimba’s legacy is etched in the reforms she championed and the integrity she upheld throughout her career. As the nation bids farewell to a remarkable figure, her memory will remain a beacon for all those who value justice, accountability, and public service.
Clare Mazimba’s career in public service was marked by excellence. Serving as Deputy Auditor General, she represented the Office of Auditor General at high level meetings both locally and internationally. Her efforts earned her accolades both locally and internationally, cementing her reputation as a defender of transparency.
Mazimba is survived by her spouse, children, and a grateful nation that will forever cherish her contributions.
