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MARTHA NGOYE

When whistleblowers win the facts but lose the law

Prasa’s ‘lawfare’ raises troubling questions about whether South Africa’s legal system is protecting those who expose corruption

  • John G Clarke
8 min read
Stranger than fiction: Whistleblowers Martha Ngoye (above) and Tiro Holele testified at the Zondo commission about events at the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa and are now facing charges for ‘bringing the organisation into disrepute’. Photo: Papi Morake/Gallo
LAWFARE

Whistleblowers: Your testimony makes South Africa proud

Those brave people who speak truth to power elevate the Constitution to more than just a text.

  • John G Clarke
8 min read
(Graphic: John McCann)
BABITA DEOKRAN

SA whistleblowers call for reform of Protected Disclosures Act

Whistleblowers also want the introduction of compensation to a whistleblower for loss of livelihoods, income, life savings, pensions and reputations

  • Tunicia Phillips
4 min read
(Graphic: John McCann)
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA

Zondo: Prasa and SAA whistleblowers needed protection

The report recommends that the government establishes a public procurement anti-corruption agency to ‘formulate measures for the making of reports by whistleblowers and for their…

  • Tunicia Phillips
10 min read
Power vs truth: Former President Nelson Mandela (left) with Bantu Holomisa. The author writes that the ANC’s expulsion of Holomisa in 1996 was the inflection point that started the party’s long downward slide. (Beeld)
ANGELO AGRIZZI

Action can dignify this tribute to Babita Deokaran, and whistleblowers everywhere

The president himself should halt the national malady of covering up corruption, whose origins can be traced to a key moment for the ANC in 1996

  • John G Clarke
13 min read
KPMG announces who will get its Gupta earnings (Photo Archive)
ALISON TILLEY

‘Conflict of interest’ could land judge in hot water

Judges are not allowed take up an appointment seen to be inconsistent with an independent judiciary

  • Niren Tolsi
5 min read