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Time for ‘lawfare’ in SA

By Mike Loewe - 29 January 2017
CALL TO ACTION: Integrity commissioner campaigner, author and advocate Paul Hoffman sold scores of his latest book, ’Confronting Corruption’, after his address to 60 members of the University of the Third Age (U3A) in East London yesterday. With him are, from left, Bargain Books managers Marlea Reid, (Hemingways) and Ziyanda Maqanda (Beacon Bay) and store assistant Tarryn Cloete
CALL TO ACTION: Integrity commissioner campaigner, author and advocate Paul Hoffman sold scores of his latest book, ’Confronting Corruption’, after his address to 60 members of the University of the Third Age (U3A) in East London yesterday. With him are, from left, Bargain Books managers Marlea Reid, (Hemingways) and Ziyanda Maqanda (Beacon Bay) and store assistant Tarryn Cloete
Corruption would continue for as long as people were prepared to stay silent and not use the powers available in the under-threat constitution, said seasoned anti-corruption campaigner Paul Hoffman.

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