Investigating Directorate Against Corruption
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Rethinking the value of commissions
Any objective analysis must proceed from the premise that commissions of inquiry are not criminal courts. They neither prosecute nor sentence. Their constitutional purpose is to…
Malusi Gigaba charged over Transnet’s multibillion-rand corruption scandal
Gigaba appeared in court alongside four former Transnet executives, with prosecutors alleging he accepted undisclosed cash from the Gupta family while tender processes were…
Mthethwa dies before answering for his role in police capture
Mthethwa died before he could clear his name after Mkhwanazi’s allegations
Michael Lomas makes first court appearance in Eskom graft case
The former contractor has been charged with fraud, corruption and money laundering
Extradited British suspect Michael Lomas appears in court in Kusile graft case
Lomas was brought to South Africa from the United Kingdom to stand trial with former Eskom executives
The role of public perceptions in strengthening our constitutional democracy
A reply to Paul Hoffman, showing that the law actually isn’t simple and what it – properly, purposefully and holistically considered – does tell us
Investigating Directorate Against Corruption does not cut the constitutional mustard
Government is bound by the Glenister findings but has behaved as if it is not so bound by enacting the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) bill
Embracing the IDAC: A critical step in South Africa’s fight against corruption
The Investigating Directorate Against Corruption does not prevent the future addition of a constitutionally entrenched anti-corruption commission