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Raymond Zondo’s appointment as Chief Justice widely welcomed
President Cyril Ramaphosa made the announcement on Thursday.
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Court judgment ordering Hlaudi Motsoeneng to pay back more than R11.5m welcomed
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.
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Section 27, Corruption Watch, TAC looking forward to Hlongwa's day in court
Hlongwa and his co-accused are expected back in the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court in April next year, after they were released on bail, where they face charges of fraud, corruption, and money laundering.
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Cosatu says it's implementing several measures to fight corruption
Cosatu said that corruption happened in its spaces and was done by people they lived with and as such they allowed it to thrive and it would only stop if they took a stand against the perpetrators.
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De Lille wants corruption whistleblowers to be rewarded financially
Public Works Minister Patricia de Lille believed that paying them a fee would go a long way in ensuring that their information was appreciated by government.
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Corruption Watch recommends transparency at SOEs to end state capture
Corruption Watch is among several civic organisations that have taken government and state-owned entities to task over their lack of accountability and rampant abuse of state resources.
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Corruption Watch calls on Fusion Centre to probe Ters-related corruption
Corruption Watch has released its report on wrongdoing relating to COVID-19 Temporary Employer/Employee ReliefSscheme (Ters) corruption as reported by whistleblowers.
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Corruption Watch vows to keep close eye on COVID-19 vaccine procurement process
Corruption Watch's David Lewis said that the entire process was vulnerable to graft.
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Corruption Watch: Holding corrupt police officers accountable
When corruption happens in institutions that are supposed to uphold the rule of law, public trust is eroded. Report Corruption!
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Corruption Watch: Nursing a sick healthcare sector back to health
Corruption in the healthcare sector has life-threatening effects on those who desperately need these services.
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Presidency's Diko did the right thing by stepping aside - Corruption Watch
The Presidency announced on Monday evening that spokesperson Khusela Diko was taking a leave of absence following the allegations that her husband benefited from a Gauteng government tender of R125 million to provide PEE.
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Report reveals nepotism, procurement corruption in public health
According to Corruption Watch's findings, Gauteng has the greatest number of reported cases of corruption in the sector followed by KwaZulu-Natal, the Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga.
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Corruption Watch to release report on corruption in SA’s health sector
The organisation said it hoped its findings would lead to a change for the over 80% of South Africans who rely on the country’s 4,300 public health facilities.
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Corruption Watch: Blowing the whistle for change
Fighting corruption starts with you!
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Eskom board probes corruption claims against COO Jan Oberholzer
It’s understood Corruption Watch and Saftu received information from an Eskom employee that he was allegedly prejudiced after speaking out against Oberholzer.
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SA’s score on Corruption Perception Index improves slightly
David Lewis of Corruption Watch said despite the improvement, there was little to celebrate as South Africa was still perceived as a country with a serious corruption problem.
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Land rights for women, corruption under spotlight
Corruption Watch has accused government of failing to decisively deal with corruption in the land sector, thus exacerbating inequality originating from the colonial era.
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FIKILE-NTSIKELELO MOYA: Helen Zille exaggerates the DA’s importance
A vibrant and vigilant civil society, not political parties, is the greatest asset to democracy, writes Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya.
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Corruption Watch hopes CPS, Sassa ruling sends a strong message to the 'corrupt'
The court ordered CPS to pay R316 million back to Sassa after the money was wrongfully paid to the company in 2014.
