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I cant give you now the numbers. how many billions have been covered through forfeiture units, which has been beefed up in the fight against state capture and getting money that has been stolen as a result of corruption in this country. as we speak, youre not emphasising that. correctly so, the report of the zondo commission does say those things. but who established the zondo commission? its the anc. where are the big fish in the government and the anc who are currently behind bars for systemic...

We know that 41 billion rand was looted from transnet, the main transport state—owned enterprise by state capture. this is not for discussion. the zondo commission has investigated and thats what it found. who established the zondo commission? its the anc. asa mea... you expect credit... you expect credit for that? ..as a measure of fighting corruption. i dont expect credit for that. im saying do not be economic with your projection of the past as though it was not dealt with. thats the proble...

And say, "help me, there is corru ption" ? give me the names and take that to law enforcement. youve got a partner in me in fighting corruption. you just mentioned... thats what im saying. on behalf of the anc. and you... im not interested in his shenanigans about posturing and all of that. all right. it doesnt matter. the basic point that the south african people are interested in is who is on the take, who is corrupt inside the government. and what we know, not from mr de ruyter, but what we k...

Political polarisation and State Capture are inextricably linked. This has become more evident in the wake of Ethiopia's political transformation in 2018.

The recently ratified Employment Equity Amendment Act (EEAA) has raised concerns about implications for individuals and businesses in SA.

Johann van Loggerenberg entered the public consciousness during the Gupta era of State Capture when heading an investigative unit at SARS.

The organisation said a stronger law on donations to political parties is needed to filter out corruption and money influence in politics.

It has become overwhelmingly clear that criminal syndicates thrive because they have deep ties to influential political figures, and they do not have to fear the members of a lacklustre security cluster.

Protracted inaction in the wake of the Zondo Commission does not augur well.

President Ramaphosa appointed the Council in August 2022 as a multi-sectoral partnership for advocacy and action against fraud and corruption.