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Anti-Corruption

RICSA has become involved in various processes dealing with “the moral fibre of the nation”. Besides contributing to background preparation for the Moral Summit held in 1998, in which religious and political leaders in South Africa signed a Moral Code, Prof. James Cochrane has also been working with the Public Services Commission (PSC). The PSC was assigned the task of organising the Public Sector Anti-Corruption Conference held in Parliament in October 1998, and the National Anti-Corruption Summit held in Parliament in April of 1999. Besides evaluating the first meeting with John de Gruchy and Professor Annette Seegers of UCT’s Department of Political Studies, an article by Cochrane on “Corruption and the Role of Religion in Public Life” will shortly be published in a book of essays commissioned by the PSC. The evaluation itself has also now been published by the PSC. There are indications that this involvement will continue.