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Protesters call for removal of Brian Hlongwa & Qedani Mahlangu
Corruption Watch and the TAC say Hlongwa and Mahlangu must be removed from office because they have contributed to the failures in the health system.
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Corruption Watch set to release report on corruption trends in SA
The 2018 ACT report reviews the public’s experiences of corruption in reports submitted to Corruption Watch between 1 January and 30 June 2018.
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[LISTEN] Corruption behind Gauteng Health Dept revealed
Karima Brown talks to civil society groups Section 27 and Corruption Watch about the SIU's report on corruption in the Gauteng Health Department.
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Former Gauteng Health MEC Brian Hlongwa accused of corruption in SIU report
Hlongwa and 11 other people are accused of involvement in the irregular expenditure between 2006 and 2009.
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Civil society groups wants political party funding bill to be be made law soon
Lobby group My Vote Counts says all funding to political parties, including to their investment arms, should be declared.
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Corruption Watch: Improving governance at SOEs key to halting graft
Corruption Watch says that there have already been encouraging signs with the appointments of new boards.
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Corruption Watch: Fast track criminal probes into state capture at SOEs
A judicial commission of inquiry has been appointed to probe state capture at state entities and the Special Investigating Unit has been ordered to probe maladministration at Eskom and Transnet.
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Corruption Watch adamant Moyane should face criminal charges
Corruption Watch says it welcomes the filing of disciplinary charges against Tom Moyane, the hearing alone is not enough.
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Corruption Watch calls for probe into Sassa, Social Development & CPS
Corruption Watch says Friday's court ruling was a win for civil society and a warning to state institutions not to squander public money.
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Corruption Watch wants Makwakwa, Moyane prosecuted
Former Sars top official Jonas Makwakwa resigned on Wednesday under a cloud of controversy.
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State capture could affect SA’s rating on corruption index
Transparency International's Corruption Index for 2017 ranks the country at 71 out of 180 countries.
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Corruption Watch upbeat its application into Sassa saga will succeed
After initially opposing the application Sassa withdrew from the case leaving cps as the only respondent in the matter.
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Corruption Watch, CPS in court over R300 million payment from Sassa
The organisation first brought the application in 2015 when it couldn't be determined what the payment was for.
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Lobby groups to seek enforcement order over NDPP appointment?
The full bench in Pretoria set aside former prosecutions boss Mxolisisi Nxasana’s settlement as well as the appointment of Shaun Abrahams as the current head of the NPA.
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Corruption Watch calls for collective corruption fight
Corruption Watch's Zola Valashiya says broader and more cohesive action is needed to combat corruption.
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Corruption Watch received more reports of graft in 2017 than ever before
On International Anti-Corruption Day, Corruption Watch says they've received over 5,000 reports about graft across the public and private sector this year.
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Corruption Watch welcomes order giving Ramaphosa powers to appoint new NPA head
Freedom under Law, Corruption Watch and Casac had gone to court seeking an order declaring Nxasana's removal invalid.
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Business community urged to distance itself from Steinhoff
The furniture retailer lost more than 63% of its stock value on the JSE on Wednesday after CEO Markus Jooste stepped down amid allegations of accounting irregularities.
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Zuma’s lawyer: Only executive can appoint and suspend NDPPs
Corruption Watch and Freedom Under Law have asked the High Court in Pretoria to review and set aside Nxasana’s R17-million golden handshake and order that he pay back the money.
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Corruption Watch: No provision in law for NDPP to get payout
The organisation and Freedom Under Law (FUL) have asked the High Court in Pretoria to set aside Mxolisi Nxasana’s 2015 deal.
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‘Zuma can’t appoint NPA head with serious charges hanging over his head’
Freedom Under Law referred to the recent Spy Tapes judgment, saying it demonstrates Jacob Zuma’s interest in appointing the NPA boss.
