HEADLINES IN THIS ISSUE

• Is it right to (illegally) share Zuma expose?
• Organisations need ethics disaster management plans
• Auditor-General tells government to punish the corrupt
• City of Joburg's anti-corruption unit makes major bust
• And more...

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• Standard Bank, Barclays Africa drop Mckinsey
• Gigaba’s speech points to lack of faith in Zuma’s government – experts
• Timeline: How SAP Gupta-linked saga unfolded this year
• 'He is a gangster like us': New book reveals Zuma's 'darkest secret'
• And more...

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• Abrahams sides with Zuma in corruption charges decision
• Inquiry hears of big money and coal missing from Eskom coffers
• The McKinsey dossier, part 5 – how Transnet cash stuffed Gupta letterboxes
• Hawks to investigate massive data leak 
• And more...

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• On business, money and morality: have we learned nothing?
• KPMG boss opens up about Gupta red flags
• Mineral rights applications are susceptible to corruption
• Minister Lynne Brown under scrutiny over Eskom tender links 
• And more...

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• Do the innocents survive a corporate scandal?
• Fix auditing crisis, says Manuel
• PetroSA boss in court over 'R60m fraud'
• Tuesday deadline set for Trillian and McKinsey to pay
• And more...

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• Firms bear brunt, but Jacob Zuma escapes public quest for justice
• Corruption, political turmoil hit SA's competitiveness
• PR firm accused of dispensing medical advice to patients
• Whistleblower: How Trillian scored big by connecting officials and consultants
• And more...

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• Hold directors criminally responsible for corruption under their watch – BUSA
• We'll publish Gupta 'kickback' findings‚ software giant promises
• Six multimillion-rand clients reviewing KPMG ties
• Makhosi Khoza leaves ANC to work with anti-corruption organisation
• And more...

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• LISTEN | Dr. Paul Vorster on white collar crime and white collar courage. 
• International auditing body also probing KPMG over SARS report
• Development trust manager gets 12 year sentence for corruption
• Eskom board to discuss corruption, maladministration
• And more...

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• Should the private lives of leaders concern us?
• New code to fight fraud‚ corruption in accounting profession
• Corruption Watch to ask US to probe McKinsey's Eskom deals
• Ramaphosa praises China for anti-corruption lessons
• And more...

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• LISTEN | How companies can restore trust after the state capture report
• Bell Pottinger findings: ethics breached but 'white monopoly capital' not its creation
• Public Protector not amused by DA sharing provisional confidential report with public
• Food and drink giants setting their own ethical standards
• And more...

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• Hawks bust East London property investor for R74m fraud
• SA’s fraud blocker saves lenders R2.8bn in two years
• D-Day for ANC ‘rebel’ Derek Hanekom
• JRA whistle-blower paints damning picture of agency’s chairman
• And more...

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• Being a good business is also good for business
• Mashaba fires another official in corruption crackdown
• Fraud costs Metrobus millions
• Parliament misses Thuli Madonsela’s state of capture deadline
• And more...