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Anti Corruption

Why some anti-corruption campaigns make people more likely to pay a bribe
Africa
/ 26 July 2020

Why some anti-corruption campaigns make people more likely to pay a bribe

The reason may be that the messages reinforce popular perceptions that corruption is pervasive and insurmountable. In doing so, they encourage apathy and acceptance rather than inspire activism

By Nic Cheeseman and Caryn Peiffer
China mum on missing Interpol chief
Article
/ 6 October 2018

China mum on missing Interpol chief

Meng Hongwei was last seen leaving for China in late September from the Interpol headquarters in Lyon, southeast France

By Agency
It’s criminal, not whistleblowing – De Lille hits back at executive director’s claims
Article
/ 29 November 2017

It’s criminal, not whistleblowing – De Lille hits back at executive director’s claims

Patricia de Lille believes Craig Kesson leaked information and claims against her to certain politicians which "is suggestive of a political campaign"

By Caryn Dolley
Senior Saudi prince Miteb released from detention
Article
/ 29 November 2017

Senior Saudi prince Miteb released from detention

After more than three weeks in detention, Senior Saudi prince and former head of the National Guard, Miteb bin Abdullah, has been released.

By Al Jazeera
Varsity head gets death threats after announcing fraud probe
Article
/ 13 September 2017

Varsity head gets death threats after announcing fraud probe

The vice-chancellor had promised to rid the Vaal University of Technology of corruption

By Bongekile Macupe
How will South Africa tackle corruption?
Article
/ 4 April 2017

How will South Africa tackle corruption?

Power groups’ preferred political projects will ultimately decide on whose terms corruption is fought.

By Ryan Brunette
Mayor Solly Msimanga tackles corrupt Tshwane
Article
/ 14 December 2016

Mayor Solly Msimanga tackles corrupt Tshwane

In his first 100 days in the job Solly Msimanga discovered he had inherited a suspicious contracts, crooked deals and a lot of unfinished work.

By Dineo Bendile
Cyril Ramaphosa: Business must play its part in curbing youth unemployment
Article
/ 4 November 2016

Cyril Ramaphosa: Business must play its part in curbing youth unemployment

In its Quarterly Labour Force 2016, Statistics South Africa revealed that the country’s unemployment rate stood at 26.7%.

By Lucas Ledwaba
#Scopa: Anti-corruption task team grilled for neglecting to report on graft at SOEs
Article
/ 14 September 2016

#Scopa: Anti-corruption task team grilled for neglecting to report on graft at SOEs

KwaZulu-Natal’s acting Hawks boss, General Alfred Khana, says they had assumed they needed to focus their probe on government departments instead.

By Raeesa Pather
Revitalised Cope is confident it can lure back the voters it lost
Article
/ 30 May 2016

Revitalised Cope is confident it can lure back the voters it lost

The Congress of the People’s manifesto is strongly pro-poor and promises to deliver quality service.

By Staff Reporter
Nigeria’s Mr Clean-Up dazzles UK
Africa
/ 18 May 2016

Nigeria’s Mr Clean-Up dazzles UK

President Buhari’s anti-corruption plans have gone down a treat, but is there too much on his plate?

By Mg Correspondent
Gauteng officials to be criminally charged for tender irregularities
Article
/ 30 March 2016

Gauteng officials to be criminally charged for tender irregularities

Local government employees will face prosecution for the improper awarding of contracts.

By Genevieve Quintal
All the details: #ZumaMustFall marches
Article
/ 16 December 2015

All the details: #ZumaMustFall marches

From Port Elizabeth to Pretoria, South Africans are united in their call for President Jacob Zuma to step down. Here are the details on the marches.

By Nelly Shamase
Numsa pact: Shifting deckchairs or the real deal?
Article
/ 17 September 2015

Numsa pact: Shifting deckchairs or the real deal?

The launch of a new anti-corruption coalition could be a sign that major labour shifts are afoot.

By Sarah Evans
New coalition plans march against corruption
Article
/ 16 September 2015

New coalition plans march against corruption

Over 200 organisations have formed a coalition to campaign against state and private-sector looting, with Zwelinzima Vavi and union leaders on board.

By Sarah Evans
Obama calls for gay rights in Africa, decries corruption and conflict
Africa
/ 25 July 2015

Obama calls for gay rights in Africa, decries corruption and conflict

Pushed a tough message on corruption, the civil war in South Sudan, controversial elections in Burundi and the fight against al-Shabaab.

By Staff Reporter
Presidency maintains anti-corruption team is operational
Article
/ 27 January 2015

Presidency maintains anti-corruption team is operational

Despite DA leader Helen Zille’s accusations that the anti-corruption task team has been disbanded, the presidency says it’s fully operational.

By Sapa
Zuma, govt committed to fighting corruption – Radebe
Article
/ 10 September 2014

Zuma, govt committed to fighting corruption – Radebe

Government is making "great progress" dealing with corruption at state institutions, but figures are still worryingly high, says Minister Jeff Radebe.

By Sapa
Tshwane, North West clamp down on corruption
Article
/ 28 June 2014

Tshwane, North West clamp down on corruption

North West Premier Supra Mahumapelo has set up a forensic and fraud investigations unit and the City of Tshwane intends to suspend two city officials.

By Sapa
A web of watchdogs and whistle-blowers
Article
/ 27 January 2012

A web of watchdogs and whistle-blowers

Survey suggests that over half of South Africans have experienced corruption.

By David Lewis
Champagne wishes and corrupted dreams
Article
/ 27 January 2012

Champagne wishes and corrupted dreams

The top dogs of anti-corruption came out in force to support a new initiative. But can they make us all believe?

By Tanya Pampalone
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Article
/ 20 January 2012

Multinationals bow to tougher anti-graft laws

BHP Billiton tightening the screws on its local business associates.

By Lynley Donnelly
Heath ‘quit in the national interest’
Article
/ 20 December 2011

Heath ‘quit in the national interest’

Advocate Willem Heath says the impression that the head of the Special Investigating Unit was partisan could undermine the unit’s work.

By Staff Reporter
Indian hunger striker goes on fast to end corruption
Article
/ 11 December 2011

Indian hunger striker goes on fast to end corruption

Indian activist Anna Hazare, whose hunger strike in August attracted public support, held a one-day fast demanding government to tackle corruption.

By Abhaya Srivastava
No image available
Article
/ 28 October 2011

Graft report urges states to act

A joint report by the World Bank and UNODC urges governments to devote more resources to training investigators in fighting financial crime.

By Mark Tran

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