South Africa’s whistle-blowers face deadly risks as alleged masterminds remain free

Whistle-blowers in South Africa face life-or-death decisions when exposing corruption, with current protection laws deemed inadequate. Roshnee Narrandes, Southern Africa regional director of PPLAAF, highlighted that those who order attacks often remain unidentified even after hitmen are arrested. She called for immediate protection for whistle-blowers facing credible threats, along with their families.