SA’s laws weakened by those meant to uphold them: Fikeni
” Meanwhile, questions about administrative will and the risks faced by public servants who expose corruption were raised.
One of the delegates argued that there is administrative will, saying that public servants who have reported corruption have in the past faced serious consequences or even killed.
It’s because the political elite and the business elite and the civil society elite have agreed that public service shall be turned into self-service.
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