Fort Hare and the Corruption Feeding Frenzy

Former President Nelson Mandela would be ashamed of 2024 South Africa.
The country that is just a few weeks away from national elections bears scant resemblance to the free and fair democracy he fought so long and hard to create, and which he led with such dignity, honesty and integrity for five inspiring years.
The ongoing “Money for Pals” scandal surrounding Madiba’s alma mater, Fort Hare University, would be particularly heartbreaking.
 

A Wake-Up Call for CEOs and CFOs - Non-Compliance Is A Criminal Offence

In the shadows of boardrooms and financial statements lurks a silent menace that threatens the very foundation of businesses worldwide: fraud and corruption.
The aftermath of the State Capture era and revelations from the Zondo Commission highlight the prevalence of fraud and corruption in companies, often catching executives off guard.

Getting Away With (Financial) Murder

It’s not the ending anyone wanted.
Nor, to be honest, the one most of us would have predicted.
Markus Jooste, disgraced former CEO of fallen corporate giant Steinhoff, was found dead on Thursday of last week.

Facing the Fallout - The Aftermath of Andre de Ruyter’s Explosive Interview

Former Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter may no longer be at the helm of our labouring power utility, but he clearly still knows how to make sparks fly.
 

50 Shades of Greylisting - How Badly is South Africa Screwed

 
Find out how you need to comply and the severe consequences of non-compliance.