corruption
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Motsepe Welcomes Corruption Probe Amid AFCON Title Dispute
CAF President Patrice Motsepe has pledged full cooperation with any corruption investigation following the controversial decision to strip Senegal of their 2025 AFCON title.
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TMPD Chief Faro Faces Madlanga Probe Amid Security Failures
Tshwane Metro Police Chief Yolande Faro testified before the Madlanga Commission regarding tender corruption and critical security clearance lapses within her department.
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Ombudsman Moves to File Plunder Raps Against Romualdez, Escudero
The Philippine Office of the Ombudsman has confirmed it is finalizing plunder charges against two of the nation’s most powerful legislators following a massive flood control scandal.
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Police Secrecy Faces Scrutiny After Sergeant Nkosi Arrest
South African police face mounting pressure to explain the arrest of Sergeant Fannie Hezekiel Nkosi, following the discovery of sensitive case dockets and a hand grenade at his home.
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Labour Court Greenlights Disciplinary Case Against Julius Mkhwanazi
The Johannesburg Labour Court has dismissed an urgent bid to halt disciplinary proceedings against suspended EMPD Deputy Chief Julius Mkhwanazi, clearing the way for a 13-charge inquiry.
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DA demands answers as R637 million vanishes at ETDP SETA
The DA is pressing for full disclosure and recovery of R637 million missing from ETDP SETA, citing governance failures that impacted youth development.
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Madlanga Commission: WhatsApp Leaks Link Parties to Tshwane Tenders
New evidence presented to the Madlanga Commission exposes direct digital links between ActionSA and EFF officials and alleged tender rigging in the City of Tshwane.
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Cape Town Demands Prasa Probe Into Alleged Gang-Linked Contracts
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has launched an urgent appeal for an investigation into claims that gang-affiliated companies secured millions in security contracts for the Central Line rail project.
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Madlanga Commission Rejects Suleiman Carrim’s Request for Privacy
The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry has denied businessman Suleiman Carrim’s attempt to testify in-camera, ruling that public testimony must proceed despite claims of death threats.
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Sarah-Jane Trent Emotional During Parliament Inquiry on IPID Aid
Sarah-Jane Trent Breaks Down in Parliament: Sarah-Jane Trent Emotional During Parliament Inquiry on IPID Aid. Read the full story and key context on Azat TV.
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Paul O’Sullivan Denies Spy Claims, Abruptly Exits Parliament Inquiry
Forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan faced intense questioning over his citizenship and alleged foreign operative status before abruptly walking out of a South African parliamentary inquiry. The session highlighted challenges in addressing corruption within the criminal justice system.
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Armenian Anti-Corruption Committee to Disclose Staff Bonuses Rejects
The Anti-Corruption Committee of Armenia confirmed that staff bonuses do not constitute corrupt payments and will publish bonus details to enhance transparency.
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Madras High Court Orders Criminal Case Against TN Minister K. N. Nehru
The Madras High Court has directed Tamil Nadu’s anti-corruption agency to register a criminal case against Minister K.N. Nehru in an alleged cash-for-jobs scam.
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Former Ukrainian Energy Minister Galushchenko indicted on money-laundering, corruption charges
Former Ukrainian Energy Minister German Galushchenko has been indicted on money-laundering and corruption charges and detained at the border.
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Armenia’s Corruption Index 2025: Score Declines to 46
Armenia’s 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index score fell to 46, highlighting ongoing challenges in governance and the need for systemic reforms.