In a powerful address at the recent Annual SAIGA Conference, former Chief Justice Raymond Zondo raised a critical question: Are we, as a society, doing enough to condemn corruption?
Zondo’s remarks come at a time when the government continues to appoint individuals with clouds hanging over their heads, raising serious questions about accountability.
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