By Akani Nkuna
Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has backed the establishment of the Special Investigating Unit Anti-Corruption and Cyber Academy, framing it as a strategic move to strengthen the state’s capacity to confront corruption, financial crime and cyber threats.
Positioning the academy as a cornerstone in the fight against complex criminal networks, Kubayi highlighted its role in advancing South Africa’s efforts with global standards in law enforcement and governance.
“I am also pleased that the academy will promote partnerships, collaboration and sharing of expertise domestically, regionally, within the continent and globally. A collaborative effort is required effectively to fight corruption,” Kubayi said in Cape Town on Monday.
She was speaking at the opening ceremony of the 15th Commonwealth Regional Conference for Heads of Anti-Corruption Agencies in Africa.
The event brought together leaders of anti-corruption agencies, government representatives and experts from across the continent to address urgent challenges
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