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Lobby groups and political parties said there should be consequences for those implicated

If the four-year Zondo inquiry into state capture is to be worth a billion rand, the NPA has to bring those who looted the country to book. Yet it has performed inadequately for more than a decade

If any year showed the ANC flames post-1994, then 2021 was it.

Since 2012, Corruption Watch has embarked on an ambitious project to mobilise the public to report experiences with corruption and hold leaders to account.

The Midday Report gets comment from Corruption Watch Director David Lewis and Media Monitoring Africa's William Bird.

Hlaudi Motsoeneng had been paid the money by the public broadcaster while he was COO as a so-called success fee. But the High Court has now declared that payment unlawful and invalid.

South Africa's ex-president is giving evidence at a commission investigating "state capture", but what is it?

Whilst being aware that it was not recommended by the Department of Health and Department of Public Service and Administration, the Auditor-General could not find evidence that government’s recommendations were communicated to accounting officers. 

There are calls for the speedy publication of the Zondo Commission report once it has been received by the president in January 2022.

An anti-corruption organisation says South African whistleblowers aren't fully aware of the laws that protect them.