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The study focused on examining probity in procurement in the Private Sector, that is, it sought to establish whether processes followed in the Procurement departments were in line the laid down procedures, laws and regulations that governs procurement in the Private sector. The descriptive research design was adopted in the study because the researcher sought the opinions and views of the procurement personnel in the Private sector. Questionnaires were designed and administered to a sample of thirty companies in Harare which were randomly selected. Results of the research showed that probity principles were observed when conducting the procurement function to some extend but the procurement function was more prone to the risks of fraud, misconduct and corruption. The researcher recommended that procurement staff must be educated on the strategic significance of purchasing and supply management and the potential it holds for gaining a competitive advantage in an increasingly difficult and competitive business environment. This will assist the procurement staff to develop a broader perspective and understanding of the contributions of conducting procurement with probity in mind.

Probity In Procurement In The Private Sector In Zimbabwe. A Case Study Of Selected Businesses In Harare