Bribery in South Africa: A Cultural Crisis Dismantling Integrity and Honor

Bribery has become a pervasive issue in South Africa, deeply embedded within the nation’s political, economic, and social systems. This corrupt practice undermines trust, erodes integrity, and destabilizes the foundations of justice and democracy. As bribery continues to thrive, it not only hampers development but also perpetuates inequality, sending a dangerous message to future generations that success can be bought rather than earned. This article explores the destructive impact of bribery on South African society and highlights the urgent need for systemic change to restore honor, transparency, and accountability.

Strengthening Integrity: Border Authority’s Crackdown on Corrupt Officials

Corruption within government institutions has long been a pervasive issue, undermining public trust and hindering the effectiveness of critical services. The Border Management Authority (BMA) is taking decisive action to address this challenge head-on, cracking down on corrupt officials within its ranks. In recent months, the BMA has made significant strides in its efforts to weed out corruption and restore integrity to its operations, all in a bid to strengthen the security and efficiency of national borders.

Public Participation Failure: 5 Critical Lessons from the Constitutional Court’s CGE Appointment Ruling

The Constitutional Court has delivered a powerful judgment affirming the necessity of meaningful public input in appointing members to key democratic institutions, revealing critical shortcomings in Parliament’s consultation processes and underscoring the essential role of transparency in upholding our constitutional democracy.