The private actors and middlemen in South Africa and elsewhere who profit from state capture in South Africa and other African countries.
Luvano Ntuli, investigator at Open Secrets, on The Meeting Point with Koketso Sachane about part 2 of its series Who Owns SA, “Private Healthcare: Private Medical Aid Schemes and Private Hospitals.
South Africa’s two-tier health system is under the microscope again – and in the latest instalment of Who Owns South Africa, Open Secrets peels back the curtain on private medical aids and hospital groups. Phemelo Motene speaks to Open Secrets’ Head of Investigations, Michael Marchant, about the money, the monopolies, and the future of our health system.
Who Owns South Africa? | Private Healthcare is the second event of Open Secrets’ new investigative series Who Owns South Africa? (WOSA). Get your ticket!
POV speaks to Michael Marchant discussing the first instalment of Open Secrets’ new investigation, Who Owns South Africa – The System: Money, Power and Politics. The investigation examines how concentrated wealth and corporate dominance continue to shape South Africa’s economy and democracy.
Michael Marchant, Head of Investigations at Open Secrets, on POWER CREATIVE CORNER about the “Who Owns South Africa?” (WOSA) series. Its first profile, The System: Money, Power and Politics, explores how concentrated wealth and corporate dominance influence policy, deepen inequality, and hinder social progress.
South Africa’s democracy is under pressure from things like unchecked corporate influence, to political capture. Investigative non-profit, Open Secrets, has launched its series Who Owns SA, with part one, “The System – Money, Power and Politics”.
South Africa faces 33% unemployment and record corporate profits. Open Secrets’ new investigation, Who Owns South Africa reveals how money, power and politics fuel inequality.
Who Owns South Africa? | Money, Power and Politics is the launch event of Open Secrets new investigative series Who Owns South Africa? (WOSA). Get your ticket!
POWER 98.7 spoke to Ariella Scher, Head of Legal at Open Secrets, about South Africa’s R1 billion Zondo Commission, whose key recommendations on prosecutions, reforms, and oversight remain largely unimplemented. Asset recoveries are minimal, and institutions show little political will.
State-owned petroleum company PetroSA has revealed the extensive potential corruption risks in the murky world of oil and gas.