Corruption Watch is one of the co-chairs of the newly-launched Transparency, Integrity and Accountability programme, or TIP, in South Africa. The initiative falls under the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation, with support from the German and Swiss governments, and implemented locally by GIZ. It adopts a multi-sectoral approach to preventing corruption, with a focus on public procurement.

Corruption Watch is one of the co-chairs of the newly-launched Transparency, Integrity and Accountability programme, or TIP, in South Africa. The initiative falls under the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation, with support from the German and Swiss governments, and implemented locally by GIZ. It adopts a multi-sectoral approach to preventing corruption, with a focus on public procurement.

DPME's new TIP programme to fight corruption in public procurement

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Final Zondo Commission report released, accountability must now ensue

The handover of the final report of the state capture inquiry represents a critical step towards some sort of national reckoning, says Corruption Watch. It must, however, be followed by concrete processes that set in motion appropriate investigations by law enforcement agencies, and eventual accountability for those implicated.

The handover of the final report of the state capture inquiry represents a critical step towards some sort of national reckoning, says Corruption Watch. It must, however, be followed by concrete processes that set in motion appropriate investigations by law enforcement agencies, and eventual accountability for those implicated.

Today, 23 June, is World Whistle-blower Day, and our latest two-part mini-series highlights a new report titled Whistle-blower protection in South Africa: Where to from here?. This is part 2, which looks broadly at various recommendations to strengthen protection for reporters. Part 1 provided an overview of the protection framework in South Africa, and highlighted some of the flaws.

Today, 23 June, is World Whistle-blower Day, and our latest two-part mini-series highlights a new report titled Whistle-blower protection in South Africa: Where to from here?. This is part 2, which looks broadly at various recommendations to strengthen protection for reporters. Part 1 provided an overview of the protection framework in South Africa, and highlighted some of the flaws.

We need much more: strengthening protection for whistle-blowers

Good on paper, poor in practice: SA's whistle-blower protection regime

Today, 23 June, is World Whistle-blower Day, and our latest two-part mini-series highlights a new report titled Whistle-blower protection in South Africa: Where to from here?. The report was released in May by activism organisation Just Share, and assesses the effectiveness of legal frameworks in place to protect whistle-blowers. It also looks at various recommendations to strengthen protection for reporters.

Today, 23 June, is World Whistle-blower Day, and our latest two-part mini-series highlights a new report titled Whistle-blower protection in South Africa: Where to from here?. The report was released in May by activism organisation Just Share, and assesses the effectiveness of legal frameworks in place to protect whistle-blowers. It also looks at various recommendations to strengthen protection for reporters.

Veza (a colloquial term for ‘reveal’ or ‘expose’) allows you to:
· Report incidents of police corruption and police misconduct,
· Access information on your rights when you encounter the police,
· Access information on SA's 1 150 police stations, such as locations, resources, budget and personnel,
· Locate your nearest Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences (FCS) unit,
· And much more.

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The Zondo commission's four reports are out and we're unpacking the findings in a series of articles. Please also browse through our day-by-day updates of the hearings, recorded since August 2018.