15 Mar 2004: ISS Seminar: Three Strikes Against Graft. Assessing the impact of high profile corruption cases in Lesotho, Mozambique and South Africa. SEMINAR: THREE STRIKES AGAINST GRAFT Assessing the impact of high profile corruption cases in Lesotho, Mozambique and South Africa The implications for countering corruption in Southern Africa 15 – 17 March 2004 Indaba Hotel, Gauteng, South Africa Presented by the ANTI-CORRUPTION STRATEGIES PROJECT [AGENDA - PDF 15kb] [DRAFT RECOMMENDATIONS - PDF 151kb] [CASE STUDIES*: Mozambique - PDF 93kb; South Africa - PDF 107kb; Lesotho - PDF 376kb] * These case studies will be published together with other conference papers as an ISS publication. Please contact Hennie van Vuuren (Senior Researcher: Anti-Corruption Strategies) should you seek to publish these documents or for more information on the seminar: E-mail: [email protected]; Tel: +27 21 461 7211. The ISS Anti-Corruption Strategies project (based in Cape Town) is organising a three day seminar on the impact of high profile corrpution cases in Lesotho, Mozambique and South Africa. IIn addition to presentations by a group of informed speakers who have expertise in their field, three case studies have been commissioned from local and international experts. Seminar participants will be provided with these case-studies in advance as well detailed background documents that will be posted on the Southern African Online Corruption Information Centre website. A selection of the material presented will be published after the seminar together with some of the key discussion points. Academics, civil society activists, researchers, policy-makers, anti-corruption practitioners and representatives of government, Inter-Governmental Organisations and the private sector are encouraged to register and contribute to the discussion. Conference registration fee: R200 For more information, please contact the ISS Cape Town office: Ms. Nobuntu Mtwa or Ms. Carrie Coetzee 021 –461 7211 or e-mail: [email protected] Closing date for registration is: 08 March 2004 Due to a limited capacity please ensure registration prior to the seminar.
