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[TOP STORY] Gibs releases anti-corruption guide for SA companies

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‘It's about preventing corruption, but it's also about helping companies implicated in corruption achieve a kind of rehabilitation,’ says Gideon Pogrund, founding director at the Gibs Centre for Business Ethics.

6 Sep 2023 9AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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