Gcaleka: fight against corruption needs resources, ethical leaders
The Zondo Commission’s work shows the need for reforms, ethical leadership, and the importance role of the people in fighting
Corruption Watch
November 18, 2024
SIU looks to recover R1-billion debt owed to it by state entities
State institutions owe the Special Investigating Unit over R1-billion in debt. This could have a serious effect on the organisation’s
Corruption Watch
October 17, 2024
Mining corporates must fulfil their human rights responsibilities in SA
Mining continues to threaten human rights, but communities are demanding stronger protections and corporate accountability.
Corruption Watch
September 30, 2024
Public procurement is everybody’s business, and collaboration is key
The latest Procurement Watch report was released on Friday 20 September 2024. As with the previous three reports in the
Corruption Watch
September 25, 2024
Former Prasa engineer Mtimkulu gets 15 years for fraud
The post Former Prasa engineer Mtimkulu gets 15 years for fraud appeared first on Corruption Watch. Bogus Prasa engineer Daniel
Corruption Watch
September 5, 2024
The JSC must play its strategic ‘Human Resources’ function
The Judicial Service Commission plays a crucial role in determining the shape, size, and competence of South Africa’s judiciary. In
Corruption Watch
September 5, 2024
Parly a place of no holy cows, as state capture-accused trio make entrance
The post Parly a place of no holy cows, as state capture-accused trio make entrance appeared first on Corruption Watch.
Corruption Watch
September 4, 2024
AG to Parliament: local govt is ‘going backward’
Financial reporting under the Municipal Finance Management Act is regressing, Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke told Parliament yesterday while delivering the 2022/23
Corruption Watch
August 28, 2024
Police get a resounding thumbs down from SA
A new dispatch from Afrobarometer focuses on South Africans’ perception of their police service. The picture painted is not a
Corruption Watch
August 27, 2024
Corruption, weak governance must be tackled in SA climate action
Corruption, inconsistent policies, and weak local government are just a few of the factors hindering South Africa’s response to climate
Corruption Watch
August 21, 2024
Crime & Justice
Gcaleka: fight against corruption needs resources, ethical leaders
The Zondo Commission’s work shows the need for reforms, ethical leadership, and the importance role of the people in fighting
Corruption Watch
November 18, 2024
Crime & Justice
SIU looks to recover R1-billion debt owed to it by state entities
State institutions owe the Special Investigating Unit over R1-billion in debt. This could have a serious effect on the organisation’s
Corruption Watch
October 17, 2024
Economy & Energy
Mining corporates must fulfil their human rights responsibilities in SA
Mining continues to threaten human rights, but communities are demanding stronger protections and corporate accountability.
Corruption Watch
September 30, 2024
Democracy & Constitution
Public procurement is everybody’s business, and collaboration is key
The latest Procurement Watch report was released on Friday 20 September 2024. As with the previous three reports in the
Corruption Watch
September 25, 2024
Crime & Justice
Former Prasa engineer Mtimkulu gets 15 years for fraud
The post Former Prasa engineer Mtimkulu gets 15 years for fraud appeared first on Corruption Watch. Bogus Prasa engineer Daniel
Corruption Watch
September 5, 2024
Democracy & Constitution
The JSC must play its strategic ‘Human Resources’ function
The Judicial Service Commission plays a crucial role in determining the shape, size, and competence of South Africa’s judiciary. In
Corruption Watch
September 5, 2024
Democracy & Constitution
Parly a place of no holy cows, as state capture-accused trio make entrance
The post Parly a place of no holy cows, as state capture-accused trio make entrance appeared first on Corruption Watch.
Corruption Watch
September 4, 2024
AG to Parliament: local govt is ‘going backward’
Financial reporting under the Municipal Finance Management Act is regressing, Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke told Parliament yesterday while delivering the 2022/23
Corruption Watch
August 28, 2024
Police get a resounding thumbs down from SA
A new dispatch from Afrobarometer focuses on South Africans’ perception of their police service. The picture painted is not a
Corruption Watch
August 27, 2024
Corruption, weak governance must be tackled in SA climate action
Corruption, inconsistent policies, and weak local government are just a few of the factors hindering South Africa’s response to climate
Corruption Watch
August 21, 2024