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The Institute for Accountability in Southern Africa (IFAISA) is devoted to upholding constitutionalism in Southern Africa through the inculcation of the values of accountability and responsiveness to the needs of the people of the region in its governments, parastatal organisations and civil society, including business and industry.

LETTER: Anti-corruption advisory council of no use

Bringing the crooked to book requires a single agency outside executive control David Lewis is on a dangerous, unconstitutional, and ill-informed trajectory when it...
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Ramaphosa’s Sona was singularly underwhelming on anti-corruption reform

By Paul Hoffman  While secure peace, sustainable progress and shared prosperity remain the goals of good governance everywhere, it is undeniable that these desirable...
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LETTER: Expropriation Act faces legal challenges

Conceding that a constitutional amendment is required to achieve a political aim and then to pass ordinary legislation to achieve that aim is legally questionable Back...
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LETTER: Cabinet’s dereliction of duty

Peter Bruce refers in passing to the “elasticity of the red lines” which, if crossed, would signal the possible demise of the 10 party coalition that governs SA...
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The National Democratic Revolution is at odds with the values spelt out in the Constitution

By Paul Hoffman If more politicians took their oaths of office more seriously, the freedom obtained in the Struggle would not be nearly as incomplete as it manifestly...
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Nats’ Adapt or Die cry of the 80s becomes the Renew or Perish call of the ANC in 2025

By Paul Hoffman There are presumably more law-abiding citizens in the ANC than corrupt or soft-on-corruption individuals. The silent majority will have to assert itself...
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Accountability Now: Ntshavheni must step down

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LETTER: ANC faces graft bill test

14 January 2025 - 16:18 The many words and pious promises in the ANC annual January 8 statement, delivered by its leader on Saturday, boil down to the terse take-home...
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The engaged citizens’ guide to stopping corruption in South Africa

By Paul Hoffman In the old South Africa, there were masses of passive subjects and few active citizens. The new South Africa is posited on the assumption that...
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Complaint regarding paralysis of the anti-corruption capacity of the state in SA

This complaint invokes the functions of the Public Protector under section 182 of the Constitution. The complaint is against the National Prosecuting Authority for...
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