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President Cyril Ramaphosa’s address on Sunday evening failed to impress Accountability Now Director Paul Hoffman.

The entire architecture of the state’s operations against serious corruption needs to be revisited. To remain paralysed on the need for reform of the criminal justice system is to surrender to the corrupt elements in the ANC. It will increase the prospects of being greylisted.

Ramaphosa's answers regarding SA's possible greylisting next year deserves further interrogation writes Accountability Now's Paul Hoffman.

Xolisile Khanyile, the director of the Financial Intelligence Centre, says in spite of speculation to the contrary, SA is going to be greylisted because it hasn’t met the requirements set by the global money laundering and terrorist financing watchdog, the Financial Action Task Force.

Accountability Now's Adv Hoffman minces no words in his appraisal of the work lying ahead for the National Anti-Corruption Advisory Council.

Nthoriseng Motsitsi said she suffered from depression while others were subjected to what she called a "walk of shame". She was on Saturday giving evidence before Parliaments Section 194 inquiry into Mkhwebanes fitness to hold office.

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Ronald Lamola: Constitutional Court has ordered Parliament to put in place effective, efficient and independent anti-corruption machinery.