According to a survey by Afrobarometer released on Thursday, 79% of those polled said they trusted NGOs, slightly higher than 78% that said they trusted religious leaders.
Only 48% said they trusted the President but this did not mean that the majority did not as only 45% did not.
Three out of every five people did not trust the police with only 38% saying they did.
Only 36% said they trusted the Zimbabwe Revenue but 44 % did not.
The Afrobarometer survey was conducted from 16 April to 1 May this year with a sample survey of 1 200.
The report gives a margin of error of +/-3 percentage points at a 95% confidence level.
What is your take? Do you think Zimbabweans trust NGOs more than religious leaders?
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