Over 2000 Corruption Watch complaints in 2023…

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Over 2000 complaints of corruption were received by Corruption Watch last year (2023). In this interview with BizNews, Executive Director Karam Singh speaks about the large number of complaints received in the policing- and the private sectors, as well as basic education, and state-owned enterprises. He warns that “it's not clear that if a new state capture project were to emerge, that we have sufficiently learned and put safeguards into the system to protect us going forward”. He stresses the need to establish “a dedicated, fully capacitated, fully funded, independent anti-corruption agency to help drive governments' initiatives and to ensure that we have the best approach, particularly from a law enforcement standpoint, similar to what we had previously with the Scorpions when it comes to the fight against corruption going forward”. Corruption Watch released its annual report today. - Chris Steyn
3 Apr 2024 9AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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