South Africa’s private sector
can help stop gender-based violence

Violence against women and children is
everybody’s business, and companies
can do a lot to contribute.

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Lockdown lessons on violence
and policing in South Africa

A new study hints at ways to
improve safety in some of the
country’s most dangerous areas.

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Insight into the integrity
of South Africa’s police

New research highlights factors driving
police misconduct in the country.

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Marikana experts report points
the way to better policing

Two years after being submitted, the report
still hasn’t been considered by Parliament,
nor released to the public.

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Accountability for corruption
The low rate of dismissals for financial misconduct taken in national and provincial government departments is worrying.
9 Things SA could have bought with the R500 Bn
President Cyril Ramaphosa stated on 19 October 2019 at the Financial Times Africa Summit in London that State Capture possibly cost the country more than R500bn.
Transparency International Corruption Perception Index
South Africa’s score and position (rank) on the Transparency International Corruption Perception Index over the last two decades.
What the billions of rand’s lost to state capture could have bought
Substantial and urgent changes to the criminal justice system could have been made with the billions lost to the state capture project.
South Africans experiences of corruption in the public sector
In South Africa, bribery is one of the main forms of corruption in which ordinary people are likely to come into contact with in their interactions with government officials.
National Prosecuting Authority: Convictions for corruption
The number of government officials convicted for offences related to corruption.
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