Corruption in South Africa
"We are at a tipping point and [former president Nelson Mandela's] warning that 'our hope for the future depends also on our resolution as a nation in dealing with the scourge of corruption', remains valid," Madonsela said. www.timeslive.co.za/politics/2012/04/03
Thuli Madonsela mentioned in her speech at Cape Town earlier this month that
"We believe that public accountability is critical for good governance and effective combating of corruption,"
it was important to strengthen whistle-blower protection and usage, while media freedom was also important.
"Without transparency, accountability is impossible. In this regard it's important to strengthen our whistle-blower protection and usage. Media freedom is also important."
Corruption has given a rise in South Africa , to an extent that even the police themselves are helping the wrongdoers . they are the people we should be looking up to and looking to for help. with thus been said if people are found being wrong and being corrupt in your area report them immediately , I often hear of people speaking of corruption with driving licenses and the difficulties they encounter when they want to obtain their licenses which in fact is very unfair . So with whistle blowing campaign they are basically trying to eradicate corruption and i believe this will help alot.
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indeed whistle blowing is needed as most governmental departments are saturated with corruption..this is a step but many steps are still to be taken to combat the sociatal plague of self enrichment
ReplyDeleteit is really disturbing when you find out that corruption is in Government .
ReplyDeletethis will help in solving all the corruption going on lets just hope that it wont vanish just like scorpion
ReplyDeleteWhat do you think will be the appropriate steps rhat need to be taken to people commiting fraud in gorvement?
ReplyDeletei do not see any hope for corruption to stop because the government themselves are the ones who play a major role in this problem. So as much as the government is trying to implement new strategies to help stop this they need to look at the image they have and still is creating in this country with their vasts amounts of corruption for the past few years and it is still continuing.
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