Dr Jackie Stone – “Punishment through Process”
On 23 September, Dr Jackie Stone was found guilty on two of the four charges laid against her by the registrar of the Medical Council in Zimbabwe.
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NPA’s ID promises the fight-back is on
The NPA’s Investigating Directorate (ID) announces it is striking back against those allegedly involved with state capture.
SA justice system: slow, inefficient – like much of the world
Former crime intelligence boss Richard Mdluli has finally been jailed. Got any thoughts on why the wheels of justice turn so slowly? Share your ideas.
Mailbox: Is it worth spending taxpayers’ millions to send corrupt politicians to jail?
George Gultig argues that, even if the authorities successfully prosecute the corrupt politicians, we’ll be paying to keep them fed, clothed and watching TV.
Here’s how Batohi, NPA can dismantle legal architecture of corruption – Paul Hoffman
In this impeccably-argued piece, Paul Hoffman, says the stakes are high and the need for independence in corruption busting is undeniable.
đź”’ World closes in on Guptas – Lord Robin Renwick
From their Saxonwold lair the Guptas decamped to a R445m mansion in Dubai to avoid arrest and prosecution.
See how they’ve fallen – a State Capture rogue’s gallery
Most South Africans criticise the absence of a single criminal prosecution arising out of the many revelations of State Capture, but the exit of linchpins and enablers has allowed at least the start of state retrieval.
Smoke and mirrors allow ethos of non-prosecution – Ed Herbst
Not much different to Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane, these manipulators turn a blind eye to miscreants and go after the reformers.
Corruption busters: who you gonna vote for? – February
Judith February from the Institute for Strategic Studies has delved into the policies of the main parties to understand what steps they intend to take to fight corruption.
Cyril tells his corporate audience what they want to hear
President Cyril Ramaphosa described the various commissions of inquiry he has launched as cathartic, and suggested that while they conclude their work, the authorities should act on the revelations continuing to emerge.