Entries by Corruption Watch

Firms need to fight graft with intent

The results of Corruption Watch’s Transparency in Corporate Reporting survey should not be used to impute levels of corruption, or even tolerance for corruption, at a company, writes David Lewis, because it’s “wholly possible to contrive impressive public reports that do not reflect lived reality, just as it is to act impressively without shouting it from the rooftops.”

Media invite: launch of CW’s TRAC report

Corruption Watch invites media to the upcoming launch of its latest report, titled Transparency in Corporate Reporting: South Africa. The report was conducted in collaboration with Transparency International, and assesses 50 of South Africa’s largest listed and unlisted companies in terms of their anti-corruption reporting efforts.