A toolkit to bust corruption
South Africa’s first ‘anti-corruption working guide’ was released recently. It’s not a moment too soon, given the corporate scandals of recent times
Given the series of grisly Hollywood-style frauds in recent years — the pilfering at EOH, the R2bn grand larceny at VBS Mutual Bank and the R106bn con at Steinhoff, for starters — you’d have to wonder why there’s been no crib-sheet to help companies thwart corruption.
It’s a question that seized Gideon Pogrund’s centre for business ethics at the Gordon Institute of Business Science (Gibs), and led to the launch of the country’s first “anti-corruption working guide (https://www.businesslive.co.za/fm/fm-fox/2023-08-31-free-to-read-new-anti-corruption-working-guide-for-sa-companies/)” this week, in partnership with Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA)...
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