A South Africa-based non-profit organisation, Corruption Watch, has launched its "Impempe is Not Impimpi" campaign, loosely translated as "Whistleblowing is not snitching", to help destigmatise whistleblowing.

The campaign seeks to raise awareness about the widespread impact of corruption in South Africa and the far-reaching consequences it has on communities, public services and the economy. It also aims to challenge the perception that reporting corruption amounts to betraying one's community, instead encouraging South Africans to view whistleblowing as an act of courage and civic responsibility.

Lulu Gaboo spoke to Corruption Watch's Executive Director, Lebogang Ramafoko.

A South Africa-based non-profit organisation, Corruption Watch, has launched its "Impempe is Not Impimpi" campaign, loosely translated as "Whistleblowing is not snitching", to help destigmatise whistleblowing.
The campaign seeks to raise awareness about the widespread impact of corruption in South Africa and the far-reaching consequences it has on communities, public services and the economy. It also aims to challenge the perception that reporting corruption amounts to betraying one's community, instead encouraging South Africans to view whistleblowing as an act of courage and civic responsibility.
Lulu Gaboo spoke to Corruption Watch's Executive Director, Lebogang Ramafoko.

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