
JGL Forensics
Where Business & Integrity Meet
JGL Forensic Services is an internationally recognised forensic services company helping businesses and government departments develop ethical, sustainable practices so that together we build a country we are all proud of.
As your Business Compass, we embody Integrity, Professionalism and Quality.
Episodes

Wednesday Jan 22, 2025
Wednesday Jan 22, 2025
There’s no shortage of articles and reports on the pros and cons of AI adoption in organisations, and the subject is not typically one we would choose to focus on here at JGL. At first glance, AI has little to do with helping our country’s political and business leaders create a culture of integrity, and bake ethical, sustainable practices into everything they do.

Tuesday Jan 14, 2025
Tuesday Jan 14, 2025
As we all slowly return from our year-end breaks, hopefully feeling refreshed, relaxed and ready for all that 2025 has in store for us, there are many reasons for us to feel hopeful about the year.
In his final “family meeting” of last year, President Cyril Ramaphosa set an optimistic tone for the future, expressing hope for 2025 and beyond, and vowing to build on the momentum created in 2024.

Wednesday Dec 11, 2024
Wednesday Dec 11, 2024
These days, it can be tempting to focus only on the negative. As South Africans, we’ve had, after all, another rather challenging year. And I’m not suggesting we don’t acknowledge the bad things that have happened. But I think it’s also important not to let them completely overshadow the positive aspects of the year.

Wednesday Dec 11, 2024
Wednesday Dec 11, 2024
This quote from their 2023 paper, The World’s Anti-Corruption Efforts Need a Reset, sums up exactly where we’re going wrong in our efforts to fight fraud and corruption in South Africa.
We need to combat the grass roots behaviour that promotes corruption in our country if we are ever to stand a chance of winning this seemingly unwinnable war.

Tuesday Dec 03, 2024
Tuesday Dec 03, 2024
Witness to Power: A Political Memoir, is a compelling introduction to what is being lauded as a candid look into this influential man’s journey through the many dramatic and often turbulent changes in political power that have characterised much of South Africa’s recent history.
Described as a “gripping story of underground activities, military operations, negotiations, political conflict and intrigue."

Monday Nov 25, 2024
Monday Nov 25, 2024
Love it or hate it, Black Friday has become a regular part of our lives.
It’s become a global phenomenon that has retailers rubbing their hands together in greedy glee.
Every year, millions of South Africans are seduced by the siren song of delicious discounts and the promise of eternal smugness at not only getting our Christmas shopping done early but saving heaps of money in the process.

Friday Nov 15, 2024
Friday Nov 15, 2024
Africa is a continent beset by poverty and disease. It should come as no surprise, then, that it’s also the continent with one of the highest incidences of counterfeit pharmaceutical use in the world. Because when you or someone in your family is ill, and you can’t afford, or don’t have access to, legitimate medication, choosing all-too-readily-available fake drugs is very often your only option.
It’s also so often a tragic one.

Friday Nov 08, 2024
Friday Nov 08, 2024
Tito Mboweni was one of South Africa’s most respected politicians and a hugely influential economic policymaker. He was responsible for several significant economic and labour reforms.

Friday Nov 01, 2024
Friday Nov 01, 2024
Willem Heath's son, Marius, reflected on the many tributes that have poured in for his late father.
“Being a pioneer in [our] government’s anti-corruption architecture and in the early life of our democracy…being the peoples’ judge. That is one of the most beautiful things ever bestowed upon him,” he said. “My father would have been greatly humbled by the recognition.”

Monday Oct 28, 2024
Monday Oct 28, 2024
Robbed of their childhoods and forced into child labour, children are unwilling warriors in the fight against generational poverty. Almost a third of African children are physically and mentally underdeveloped. In Sub-Saharan Africa, one in 11 children will die before their 5th birthday.