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From Fragmentation to Accountability: Institutional Reform and the International Anti-Corruption Court in South Africa

From Fragmentation to Accountability: Institutional Reform and the International Anti-Corruption Court in South Africa

by Melanie Sinder Alves da Silva | Sep 10, 2026

South Africa faces a persistent accountability gap in addressing grand corruption. Despite a comprehensive legal framework and multiple oversight institutions, enforcement remains fragmented, politically exposed, and inconsistently applied. Exposure has not translated...

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From Fragmentation to Accountability: Institutional Reform and the International Anti-Corruption Court in South Africa

From Fragmentation to Accountability: Institutional Reform and the International Anti-Corruption Court in South Africa

by Melanie Sinder Alves da Silva | Sep 10, 2026 | Anti Corruption, Policy Briefings

South Africa faces a persistent accountability gap in addressing grand corruption. Despite a comprehensive legal framework and multiple oversight institutions, enforcement remains fragmented, politically exposed, and inconsistently applied. Exposure has not translated...