There’s a silver lining in the dark cloud of corruption – reflections on nine years at Corruption Watch – David Lewis

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Myriad problems in South Africa, including rolling blackouts, water shortages, a shaky health system and trains that no longer run can be attributed to corruption in the country. Since January 2012, Corruption Watch has fearlessly embarked on an ambitious project to mobilise the public to report experiences with corruption and hold leaders to account. Leading the charge is David Lewis, the executive director of Corruption Watch in South Africa. David is leaving the organisation at the end of December and he told BizNews he does see a silver lining in the dark cloud of corruption in the country but he emphasized the need to speed up prosecutions. Lewis believes brave whistle-blowers should be treated like celebrities. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
20 Dec 2021 5AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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