Resetting and renewing Idac won’t solve SA’s corruption crisis
A new, reformed Investigating Directorate Against Corruption needs to be a fully independent, single-entity anti-corruption body — outside executive control and potentially under Chapter 9 — to effectively combat grand corruption and restore the rule of law.
By Paul HoffmanSouth Africa
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A new, reformed Investigating Directorate Against Corruption needs to be a fully independent, single-entity anti-corruption body — outside executive control and potentially under Chapter 9 — to effectively combat grand corruption and restore the rule of law.
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- 37 words · 1 min read
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- September 16, 2026
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- Paul Hoffman
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- Daily Maverick