Companies involved in corruption in South Africa can now opt for alternative dispute resolution with law enforcement to avoid criminal charges, as introduced by the National Prosecuting Authority’s (NPA) new corporate alternative dispute resolution (C-ADR). This new directive guides prosecutors in deciding whether to prosecute or apply C-ADR, prioritizing legality and rational decision-making within the law. 





GUEST: Advocate Ouma Rabaji-Rasethaba, the Deputy National Director of Public Prosecutions

Companies involved in corruption in South Africa can now opt for alternative dispute resolution with law enforcement to avoid criminal charges, as introduced by the National Prosecuting Authority’s (NPA) new corporate alternative dispute resolution (C-ADR). This new directive guides prosecutors in deciding whether to prosecute or apply C-ADR, prioritizing legality and rational decision-making within the law. 
 
 
GUEST: Advocate Ouma Rabaji-Rasethaba, the Deputy National Director of Public Prosecutions

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