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The DA-run City of Cape Town is among the five SA municipalities with the most reported incidents of corruption.

Corruption Watch reveals mining sector tops complaints, signaling deep-seated graft issues undermining South Africa's democracy.

SAFTU says its concerning that all spheres of the public sector are affected by maladministration and irregularities.

Over 2000 complaints of corruption were received by Corruption Watch last year (2023). Executive Director Karam Singh explains why.

The candidate lists of the political parties contesting the 29 May elections are out now, and if you weren’t convinced about South Africa’s vacuum of moral leadership, the contents of these lists might help you along.

Executive Director of Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII), Mary Awelana Addah, says to reduce serious and organised crime, state agencies should work with civil society organisations to increase public awareness and educate citizens on how to recognise and report crime.

Deputy President Paul Mashatile says the government says the declining levels of confidence in the criminal justice system remain a major worry for the government.

A real count update by the General Elections Commission or KPU still showed Prabowo-Gibran in the lead.

Following Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation address on Thursday, the watchdog says nothing has been done to hold those implicated in capturing the State to account.

As President Ramaphosa prepares to address the nation on Thursday evening, 8 February, civil society, experts and citizens reflect on the past 30 years.