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CW is an independent civil society organisation in the social justice sector that was launched in 2012 in response to a climate of growing incidents of corruption in South Africa. We are the local chapter of Transparency International, a global movement with the vision to build accountable public and private institutions that recognise the impact of corruption on human rights. Locally and globally, we are part of a network of diverse institutions that have the common goal of advocating for social justice and fair and transparent processes in governance structures.
Our work has taken us to legislatures, provincial and national, where we have used the opportunities provided to advance our advocacy for marginalised communities as we call for accountability from institutions entrusted with public resources. We are interested in local government, the safety of whistle-blowers, the intersection of land and corruption, gender-related corruption, climate governance integrity, police corruption, and other forms of corruption that affect the ordinary person in South Africa.
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32 minutes
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Sudáfrica
27 episodios
desde 13 de junio de 2019
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The fifth and final episode of Corruption Watch’s new five-part podcast series on climate governance is now available. In this episode, we discuss what needs to happen for climate change management to benefit those who feel the devastating effects most keenly - the communities on the ground - and f…
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The fourth episode of Corruption Watch’s new five-part podcast series on climate governance is now available. In this episode, the focus is on disaster management and the Disaster Management Act, whose goal is to facilitate a co-ordinated and integrated approach across all levels of government in t…
This podcast series of five episodes compellingly captures communities’ experiences with climate change and failures in disaster relief by government. This is the third episode, and focuses on the responsible managing of climate-related budgets and projects, weak governance structures hindering the…
This podcast series of five episodes compellingly captures communities’ experiences with climate change and failures in disaster relief by government. The second episode considers the just transition and what this means in practical terms. What does a genuine just transition look like? What changes…
This podcast series of five episodes compellingly captures communities’ experiences with climate change and failures in disaster relief by government. The first episode sets the scene with a harrowing first-hand recounting of the Riversands floods of 2024, then goes on to establish the concept and …
This podcast series of five episodes compellingly captures communities’ experiences with climate change and failures in disaster relief by government. The first episode sets the scene with a harrowing first-hand recounting of the Riversands floods of 2024, then goes on to establish the concept and …
In this third episode, Corruption Watch's executive director Karam Singh sits down with Robyn Pasensie from My Vote Counts and independent candidate Zackie Achmat in a lively discussion and analysis of South Africa's recent elections. The group talks about party funding and sources of campaign mone…
In this episode, Corruption Watch executive director Karam Singh is in discussion with Nicki van ‘t Riet, the organisation’s head of Legal and Investigations, and Dan Mafora from the Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution (CASAC). They discuss Dan’s new book that looks at a v…
In this first episode, Corruption Watch executive director Karam Singh sits down with Robyn Pasensie from My Vote Counts, to talk us through the reasons this election stands out from those in the past. They discuss new regulations by which parties need to abide, including disclosure of party fundin…
As we have established in previous episodes of this moving and thought-provoking series about land corruption in South Africa, poor and marginalised communities have received a raw deal in their quest for inclusion and equality in the land equity dynamic since the dawn of democracy.
The stories of…
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