NACAC

The current framework addressing corruption prevention in South Africa is fragmentary and incremental approaches have reached limitations; a substantive overhaul with a dedicated corruption prevention agency is needed.

“a lot of the fragmentation and weaknesses that we see in the current framework are a result of incremental attempts to improve the system ... the system in its current form has reached the limit of incremental improvements and has reached a point where you need the more substantive overhaul of how these functions are dispersed”

Documents specific to South Africa diagnose challenges, present international examples, and recommend measures including sanctions and the creation of a dedicated corruption prevention agency with functions on financial disclosure and conflict of interest management.

“the documents that I have mentioned that are written particular to the South African context ... introduces the international examples of how such measures are implemented in other countries and will usually end with recommendations ... suggestions for what we believe a dedicated corruption prevention agency could look like and it builds on NACAC's recommendations to add on some additional functions in terms of financial disclosure , conflict of interest management , etcetera”