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Here is a brief look at the matter over the years, including its more than 20 postponements.

Weather events like this week’s Durban floods are just the beginning - freak weather phenomena will become much more commonplace.

Policing in the Eastern Cape is in crisis. Police seem unable to effectively address crime in any sector whether it is rural crime, public sector corruption, trafficking of drugs and people, or violent crime including gender-based violence and crimes against women and children. Copper gangs strip our railways and electricity grid with impunity.

A survey of March’s top online news articles suggests that municipalities, a new police commissioner and the ANC’s December elective conference were key issues facing the president

The interviews are for two vacancies in the Constitutional Court and a number of vacancies at various high court divisions

The Zondo report ensures that corruption remains firmly embedded in the public discourse. Civil society must now push for quick action and real penalties, writes Karam Singh.

Corruption Watch's Veza interactive open data site that encourages public participation in monitoring police — the sector which routinely receives the most complaints — has received 115 whistle-blower reports on police misconduct and corruption.

A new report by Corruption Watch report says more than 36 000 people blew the whistle on corruption since 2012.

Midday Report host Mandy Wiener chats to Corruption Watch's Karam Singh.

Corruption Watch has released its 10th annual corruption report, titled 'Pushing for change', as the organisation commemorates 10 years since its establishment in 2012. This special edition report includes an overview of the organisation’s anti-corruption efforts since inception, highlighting the journey leading up to activities in 2021.