PUBLICATIONSAnnual report: public does not tolerate corruption 28 Feb 2017, 5:10 Today, a month after its fifth birthday, Corruption Watch releases its fifth annual report. The report celebrates the almost 15 000 whistle-blowers who have approached us during the last half a decade, and also features highlights of what was a busy year for the organisation. This large volume of reports clearly indicates that the South Read more >
INVESTIGATION CW exposes widespread corruption at Home Affairs 22 Nov 2016, 10:30 For the past two years Corruption Watch, with a number of partners, has been investigating corruption in the immigration section of the Home Affairs department. Today we released our report, titled Project Lokisa: Asylum at a Price, at a gathering outside the Marabastad refugee reception office, and the picture it paints is disturbing. We Read more >
CORRUPTION NEWS Immigrants’ rights are not negotiable 15 Jul 2015, 14:01 Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba being sworn into office in May 2014. His department is responsible for the administration of immigrants in the country as well as the protection of their rights. Image source: GCIS Immigrants in South Africa could be forgiven for thinking that the country might not, after all, be the right Read more >
