JOHANNESBURG - Are the KwaZulu-Natal police commissioners’ startling revelations enough for President Cyril Ramaphosa to act on Sunday against members of his cabinet who have grievous accusations hanging over their heads?
Countless whistle-blowers have been sounding the alarm on corruption in SOE’s.
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Some have lost their lives while others were forced to flee the country, but there's never been much action.
Will Mkhwanazi’s revelations be the straw that breaks corruption’s back?
Professor Dumisani Mabunda from UNISA's Police Practice, Ben Theron from the Whistleblower House and Mpho Kwinika from the Independent Policing Union, spoke to eNCA.