With the Special Investigating Unit’s (SIU) expanded proclamation on the financially ruined state-owned Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) gaining momentum, experts are expressing concern about the safety of whistle-blowers, whose commitment to uproot corrupt activities has been treated with disdain by the executive. Whistle-blowers Those who have blown the whistle on the large-scale graft that threatened to sink Prasa coffers into extinction and faced disciplinary cases for speaking out include: -Martha Ngoye, former head of legal risk and compliance, who led the charge against the company for delivering locomotives that were too tall for the country’s rail infrastructure;...
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