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President Cyril Ramaphosa’s formal response to the Zondo commission — and his decisions about which recommendations to accept and implement — suggests that he wants to make major changes to our state. He believes these changes will result in much less scope for corruption in the future. But his...

It is up to Parliament to respond to the President’s dithering and delaying and ducking and diving by taking a strong pro-rule of law stance on whistle-blower protection, cadre deployment and reform of the criminal justice administration.

Give state institutions resources to investigate the allegations contained in the Zondo commission report, says Cosatu.

The Whistleblower House says it stands ready to assist the government to more effectively protect and support whistleblowers in the country.

South Africans, or at least those who care that State Capture and acts of corruption by the elite are human rights violations, still deserve a plan with an essential reporting and monitoring system and enforceable clear lines of responsibility and accountability throughout every arm of governme...

President Cyril Ramaphosa said his administration’s implementation plan on the State Capture commission recommendation was an ‘ethical, moral and institutional departure’ from the days of State Capture. While some steps outlined are indeed under way, including prosecutions and legislative chang...

President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation on 23 October 2022 on his response to the state capture report.

Future-proofing South Africa against State Capture took half of the 76-page implementation plan President Cyril Ramaphosa submitted to Parliament. It backs the tone of his televised speech to the nation on Sunday, outlining a return to ethical rule of law governance.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says recovered funds are being redirected to affected state-owned entities.

Last night, the President outlined which recommendations were being implemented - and a few that will remain on ice for now.