DISCUSSION: Unpacking the Zondo Report: Public and Corporate Morality. With speakers Prof William Gumede, executive chairperson of the Open Democracy Foundation, and Karam Singh, executive director of Corruption Watch.
Corruption Watch will host a webinar on Tuesday 22 November 2022 to coincide with the release of two reports advancing a case for greater beneficial ownership transparency (BOT) in the mining sector, namely Beneficial Ownership Transparency in South Africa’s mining sector and The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative and South Africa, respectively.
How do we go about achieving a just society when we haven't fully grappled with the systemic and endemic effects of state capture? In this webinar, civil society will unpack the social costs of state capture and how to seek restitution for the damage caused.
Join the National Business Initiative (NBI), Corruption Watch, and ODI for the launch of a new report titled Addressing Corporate Corruption in South Africa: The EOH Experience. The tech solutions multinational EOH willingly participated in this research, as a case study for addressing corporate corruption in South Africa.
The South African Health Technologies Advocacy Coalition (SAHTAC), in partnership with the Mail & Guardian and the Imali Yethu civil society coalition for open budgets, is hosting a hybrid event centred on budgeting, inclusive governance, oversight and activism. The event is titled Reflecting on public budgeting and inclusive governance: the role of policy oversight and activism.
Join Corruption Watch and procurement expert Prof Geo Quinot, in a webinar to launch the third in our series of Procurement Watch reports. Prof Quinot is the founding director of […]
