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corruption
About us
AfriForum’s anti-corruption unit was established in 2016 and officially rolled-out in October 2016.
The establishment of the unit was necessitated by the fact that corruption is busy spreading like a cancer among the Zuma government and is quickly forcing the country on its knees.
The unit’s purpose is to identify corruption among highly-placed government officials, to have corruption charges investigated by experienced investigators, to ensure that criminal charges are filed, to apply pressure for prosecution by exposing corruption in the public, as well as to conduct public campaigns against corruption.
Successes
Organisations unite: Deputy President should appoint a commission of inquiry
The civil rights watchdog AfriForum, the Quaker Peace Centre and the FW de Klerk Foundation brought an application in the Constitutional Court today to obtain an order to direct Cyril Ramaphosa, South Africa’s Deputy...
Report on the capture of the criminal justice system released
AfriForum today released a report pertaining to the alleged capture of the criminal justice system, entitled ‘Joining the Dots’, during a media conference in Centurion. According to the report, authored by Paul O’Sullivan, President Jacob Zuma secured control over the...
AfriForum lays criminal charges against Pres. Jacob Zuma, other high-ranking government officials
AfriForum today laid criminal charges against Pres. Jacob Zuma, Ajay Gupta, Tegeta and Eskom’s Board as well as against Mosebenzi Zwane, Minister of Mineral Resources, and Lynne Brown, Minister of Public...
Campaigns
AfriForum lays charges after provincial health departments waste more than R10 billion
AfriForum launched its national campaign against misappropriation of taxpayers’ money in the health sector at a media conference in Centurion today. As part of this campaign, AfriForum will visit all nine provinces in the next week, during which criminal charges will...