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Leaked documents reveal how Isabel dos Santos made her fortune through exploitation and corruption.

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

Corruption Watch releases report to mark International Anti-Corruption Day

Women are the spearheads that direct the family’s goals and future, including upholding the commitment to preventing them from resorting to corruption, ...

Citizens hoped a post-apartheid state would be a fresh start. Instead, political and business leaders stand accused of money laundering, bribery, and kickbacks

Thursday marks International Anti-Corruption Day. Reflecting on her interactions with many whistleblowers over the years, Corruption Watch's Moepeng Talane says these heroes may not always have a global view of the impact of their efforts, and do not realise that each act of blowing the whistle takes the country one step closer to the end of the fight against corruption, each of their stories has an individual cause behind it because someone acted on their conscience and did the right thing...

Hlongwa and his co-accused are expected back in the Johannesburg Magistrates Court in April next year, after they were released on bail, where they face charges of fraud, corruption, and money laundering.

An international campaign was launched in Johannesburg on Thursday to bring the self-exiled Gupta brothers back to South Africa to face trial on charges of looting billions of rands from state institutions.

After the unsurprisingly low voter turnout in the last elections, we need not look too far for the reasons for South Africans’ despondency and apathy.

Corruption Watch (CW) will, at the end of December, mark the departure of both its executive director David Lewis and board chairperson Mavuso Msimang. The latter marks the end of his second term on the board of the organisation, while Lewis embarks on other projects.  Anti-corruption champion