Mubangizi, John C. et al. Corruption in South Africa: A Legal Perspective. – Juta, 2024.

ISBN: 9781485152323

Publishers description:

“Corruption in South Africa: A Legal Perspective offers a comprehensive analysis of the legal and institutional frameworks addressing corruption in South Africa. With eleven insightful chapters covering the international anti-corruption landscape, domestic legislation, the impact on human rights, public procurement, money laundering, and the critical role of civil society, courts, and commissions of inquiry, this book is an essential resource for anyone seeking to understand the challenges of corruption in South Africa and the legal battle against it.

Designed for academics, policymakers, legal practitioners, students, and the general public, this groundbreaking work sheds light on a crucial issue facing the nation today. It is written in a style and language that make it accessible and easy to understand even for those without any legal background.”

Content;

Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: The international anti-corruption legal framework Chapter 3: The South African Legislative Framework for combating corruption Chapter 4: Corruption and human rights Chapter 5: Corruption and public procurement Chapter 6: Corruption and public procurement – A competition law perspective Chapter 7: The legislative framework for combating money laundering and ensuring the forfeiture of the unlawful proceeds of crime Chapter 8: Key institutions involved in fighting corruption in South Africa: A critical reflection on successes and challenges Chapter 9: The role of civil society organisations in combating corruption in South Africa Chapter 10: Evaluating the role of the courts in the fight against corruption Chapter 11: The role of commissions of inquiry