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Bribery in South Africa: law now puts a duty on companies to act - Corruption Watch
The recent addition to South Africa's Prevention and Combating of Corrupt Activities Act means the failure of companies and SOEs to prevent bribery and corruption is now a criminal offence. Companies can avoid liability under the new law, writes Prof Rehana Cassim for The Conversation: Africa, if they can prove they had adequate procedures in place to prevent bribery by associated persons. The post Bribery in South Africa: law now puts a duty on…
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