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At a Youth Day Parade on Thursday, more than 1,000 young people from a range of organisations marched to the Union Buildings in Pretoria in pursuit of systemic change. In a memorandum handed over to the Presidency, they demanded action on issues such as unemployment, unequal education and gende...

South Africa could benefit from having a dedicated institution to oversee whistleblower protection.

Here is everything we've uncovered so far this week about the robbery at President Ramaphosa's farm, what we still don't know and why it's important.

Asset recovery is a major challenge for law enforcement officials seeking to reclaim the vast amounts of money laundered out of SA as legal processes unfold to undo the damage of state capture, says Corruption Watch.

Corruption Watch says there are too many red flags surrounding the burglary at President Cyril Ramaphosa’s farm.

The shoulders of young people are forced to carry the burden of ensuring our country does not collapse nor fall into flames. This was the sentiment put forward by Mandla Nkomfe, the Deputy Chairperson of the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation. Nkomfe was speaking at an event at the Hector Pieterson Memorial and Museum to inform the press and public about the Youth Day Parade for Justice and Change. The Youth Day Parade, set to take place on June 16, will provide a platform for young people to express the...

Representing the 76 organisations (so far) that have endorsed the parade to the Union Buildings from Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Irfaan Mangera of the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation said they had received an assurance from the Presidency that an official would be available to receive a memorandum that...

Some South Africans rejoiced at the arrest of two fugitive brothers in Dubai, but others are skeptical they will be punished 

A senior researcher at Corruption Watch says the issue of whistleblowers’ safety is still not taken seriously enough by government.

The Hawks have taken over the investigation of the multimillion-dollar burglary at President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Limpopo farm, as a damage control exercise gets under way. Meanwhile, Corruption Watch says the President should not be running a game farm as a business.