CW commends Avatar for stance over Ngubane, but wants further efforts

Corruption Watch (CW) commends the accountable action taken by Avatar Agency as reported in a recent public statement announcing the release of co-founder and former co-chief creative officer, Veli Ngubane. This follows allegations of unprofessional conduct by Ngubane during a recent work engagement abroad. CW further calls on Avatar – a creative partner in the Read more >

Have your say: Parly calls for comment on General Laws Amendment Bill

Following comments invited in January this year by the National Treasury, the General Laws (Anti-Money Laundering and Combating Terrorism Financing [AML/CTF]) Amendment Bill) has been introduced to Parliament and now resides with the Standing Committee on Finance. That committee has invited stakeholders, interested parties, and the public to submit further written comments on the latest Read more >

AU Anti-corruption Day 2026 pushes for more integrity, transparency, and accountability

The theme for this year’s African Anti-corruption Day – held annually on 11 July – is Scaling up the Promotion of Integrity and Anti-Corruption Actions Across Africa. This, says African Union (AU) Commission chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, reflects the African Union’s vision of democratic governance founded on shared values. He stresses that continental integration requires Read more >

CW alarmed by appointment of Dina Pule as social development minister

Corruption Watch (CW) has noted with grave concern President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to appoint former communications minister Dina Pule as minister of social development, as part of this week’s Cabinet reshuffle. This decision does not invite confidence, as the appointment places a politician with a well-documented record of ethical misconduct at the helm of a Read more >