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Closing the gaps: Corruption Watch weighs in on the Draft General Public Procurement Regulations
Transparency in public procurement is not optional, says Corruption Watch in its recent submission to Parliament's Standing Committee on Finance on the Draft General Public Procurement Regulations. It must be built into every step of the process, from start to finish, thus enabling civil society, oversight bodies, journalists, and the public to catch problems before they escalate into another arms deal or construction cartel.
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ACCOUNTABILITY ANALYSIS
Fannie ‘007’ Nkosi: The weakest link in the Big Five

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ISS TODAY
Police corruption thriving as culture of silence keeps scrutiny at bay

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ISS TODAY
Fight against police corruption depends on accountability at the top

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ISS TODAY
New SAPS task team is a start, but only a small step toward justice for police corruption in SA

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SAPS IN CRISIS
Double whammy: Phahlane loses labour court appeal while alleged links to criminal mastermind exposed

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STATE OF CAPTURE
Combined crises — Ramaphosa decries 26 murders, while turmoil rocks SA law enforcement

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AD HOC HEARING
‘Mkhwanazi tried to disrupt Ipid probe into ex-acting cop boss Phahlane’ — McBride

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AD HOC HEARING
‘Almost entire Gauteng SAPS works for cartel’ claims Crime Intelligence boss Khumalo

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