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.
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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It’s understood Corruption Watch and Saftu received information from an Eskom employee that he was allegedly prejudiced after speaking out against Oberholzer.
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.
Corruption Watch has accused government of failing to decisively deal with corruption in the land sector, thus exacerbating inequality originating from the colonial era.
A vibrant and vigilant civil society, not political parties, is the greatest asset to democracy, writes Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya.
The court ordered CPS to pay R316 million back to Sassa after the money was wrongfully paid to the company in 2014.
The court has ordered CPS to pay R316 million back to Sassa.
CPS approached the Supreme Court of Appeal to challenge the ruling handed down by the High Court in Pretoria.
Retired Judge Willie Seriti has told Eyewitness News he that stands by his commission's work despite a scathing judgment by the High Court in Pretoria.
The ruling by the North Gauteng High Court setting aside the findings of the arms deal commission has placed fresh pressure on the National Prosecuting Authority to prosecute those implicated in the controversy.
De Lille was responding to the High Court ruling on Wednesday which found that Judge Willie Seriti - who chaired the commission - failed to execute his mandate to thoroughly investigate the controversial multi-billion rand arms deal.
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The commission, chaired by Judge Willie Seriti, ran for four years and cost taxpayers over R130 million.
The High Court in Pretoria has set aside the findings of the Seriti Commission of Inquiry into the controversial arms deal.
Corruption Watch and the Right2Know Campaign argued that the Seriti Commission misled the public and ignored key evidence related to corruption during the controversial arms deal.
The Global Corruption Barometer Africa reveals that 64% of South Africans surveyed, think corruption levels increased during the past 12 months.
