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According to Public Service Commission Commissioner, Prof Somadoda Fikeni, corruption has become a pervasive issue in South Africa, likening it to the era of apartheid. Fikeni emphasized the need for a collaborative effort to combat corruption, involving government, accountability institutions, civil society, academic institutions, and the private sector. He also highlighted the importance of implementing policies and frameworks, citing the lack of implementation as a challenge. Deputy President Paul Mashatile also emphasized the need for good governance, unity, and a zero-tolerance approach to corruption. The event marked the International Anti-Corruption Day, which aims to unite against corruption and improve implementation and impact.
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