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Whistleblowers have reported more than 2 100 alleged acts of corruption to Corruption Watch.

The Ukrainian parliament plans to reform the Economic Security Bureau and ARMA, the agency charged with the tracing and management of seized criminal assets.

In 2022 Corruption Watch researched and reported on public procurement transparency, corruption trends and graft in education.

Because corruption is so deep-rooted, we must focus on bold solutions but these measures will not be enough because kleptocracy resists defeat, and greed remains a toxic driver in our society, writes Karam Singh.

Due to the fact that corruption is so ingrained, we should concentrate on vibrant services however these procedures

Embezzlement scandal brewing at Lebanese embassy in Kyiv.

The Centre for Development and Enterprise (CDE) is disappointed by the dismissive comments made by national basic education spokesperson Elijah Mhlanga published in your newspaper (‘Department slams report on SA education system’, The Sowetan 29 March 2023).

Whistleblowers have reported more than 2 100 alleged acts of corruption in the country to Corruption Watch.



On the 2022 corruption watch annual report, Gauteng remains the country with the most complaints about corruption.

Corruption Watch says Gauteng has the highest number of complaints related to corruption and fraud.