Richard Chelin | ENACT Africa

A protection system for those exposing corruption is non-negotiable for the country to keep its good governance reputation.

Comment peut-on s'attendre à ce que les gens dénoncent la corruption et d'autres crimes s'ils ne sont pas protégés ?

South Africa's recent travel ban may be linked to corruption in the country's department of health.

Combating corruption in the private sector is as critical as addressing it in the public sector.

Curbing the trafficking of explosives is essential to combating illegal mining syndicates.

The continent’s crypto market is still comparatively small, but the options for fraudsters and cyber criminals abound.

The African Union’s Plan of Action for drug control reveals gaps that jeopardise a holistic response.

Foreign companies in Africa are using DTAs to avoid paying taxes for additional profit.

The lucrative market is the latest in a burgeoning counterfeit medicines trade run by organised crime networks.

Advances in technology, including in Africa, give the drug trade the secrecy it needs to become borderless, and more lucrative.

The use of terrorist tactics by criminals highlights the urgency of dealing with smuggled explosives.

Mandrax remains a lucrative business for organised criminal networks in South Africa.