This week, Civil society is calling for a transparent and accountable process in appointing South Africa's next National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP). Outgoing NDPP, Shamila Batohi, is set to end her tenure in 2026. The process of appointing the next chief prosecutor happens at a critical time as the nation struggles with corruption, high levels of crime and political interference within independent institutions. This has led to public confidence eroding and many disillusioned. In this discussion, we unpack the importance of following the parliamentary process and finding a new leader that is committed to the pursuit of justice. To share their insights on the journey that lies ahead, we are joined by….

Guest (WhatsApp): Adv. Paul Hoffman - Senior Counsel and Director - Accountability Now 

Guest (WhatsApp): Adv. Stefanie Fick - Executive Director of the Accountability Division at Organization Undoing Tax Abuse