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Motheo Khoaripe interviews Moepeng Talane, investigative journalist at Corruption Watch

State Capture will go down as one of the major corruption and maladministration scandals in the history of democratic South Africa, under the government led by the African National Congress.

Corruption Watch (CW) says the long-awaited release of the final part of the State Capture report must kickstart investigations into those people and entities implicated in corruption. Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture chairperson Chief Justice Raymond Zondo handed over the final part of the report to President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday night, before he highlighted key points in his investigation and set out recommendations.

Africa speaks to Corruption Watch's Karam Singh about the final state capture commission report.

Corruption Watch says the release of the final state capture inquiry report signalled an "important milestone" in the country's attempts to come to terms with the impact of state capture.



Many have welcomed the final report from the State Capture Commission, EFF said Ramaphosa had ‘no moral authority’ to accept it. 

Motheo Khoaripe interviews Moepeng Talane, investigative journalist at Corruption Watch

Whistleblowers protection in South Africa needs to be improved in order to encourage people to report corruption.

ENSURING that the country does not fall into flames is a burden that falls squarely on the shoulders of the youth.

Every person in South Africa has the right to a functioning local government that can provide basic services such as clean water, electricity and sanitation. But corruption has left much of this sphere of government unable to fulfil its role.