The City of Johannesburg has said it is cracking down on corruption at Sandton and other vehicle licensing and drivers’ testing centres
Whistleblowers need more support and encouragement to provide this vital aspect of a democratic and uncorrupted society
Some 347 cases of corruption were reported to the commission in the last quarter of 2021, with the majority of these relating to the South African Social Security Agency
Those who have been violated are called on to solve the problem of gender-based violence
Former head of security Zelda Holtzman is relieved that her “name is cleared”
Whistle-blowers get crushed by big companies who prosecute them forever. They need protection.
Gupta-linked Trillian tries to keep their ‘state capture’ dealings under wraps but a major corruption buster has stepped in to help.
Research shows that the number of whistle-blowers is declining in South Africa.
An alliance of media outlets and civil society groups is courting potential whistle-blowers with a new digital platform that promises anonymity.
Whistleblowers can now send us tip-offs via afriLeaks, a secure and anonymous method of leaking information to the M&G.
Mystery surrounds the killing of a shop steward who alleged illegal dealings at a water parastatal
US soldier Bradley Manning has been found not guilty of aiding the enemy, but guilty of most of the other 20 criminal counts against him.
Whistle-blowers have become the ultimate patriots in the age after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, writes Gary Younge.
Whistle-blowers’ information on crime has been downloaded when the official South African Police Service website was hacked into, says Sita.
The question of whether a witness decides to take the brave step of raising a concern depends on society’s attitude to whistle-blowers.
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/ 2 September 2011
If passed, the Secrecy Bill will help to mask the corrupt activities of those in government. The fight to stop the Bill just got harder.
The fallout from the dirty war being fought in South Africa’s R85-billion-a-year health insurance industry grew this week.
Another politician’s sudden death adds to the madness in Mpumalanga’s politics.
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/ 24 February 2009
Whistleblower suspended pending an investigation for conducting himself "in an improper and unbecoming manner".
The idea is that reporters need to be cautious about accepting what people tell them and should always look for evidence to corroborate statements.