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You are here: Home / News / The Corruption That No One Is Talking About in South Africa

The Corruption That No One Is Talking About in South Africa

18 May 2025 by Guest

Whether we call it “sex for jobs”, “sextortion” or “sex for marks,” South Africa has a sexual corruption problem.

Join KG Mokgadi and Céline Tshika to find out what P Diddy and South African politicians have in common – and we’re not talking about all white parties!

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Sexual corruption thrives in workplaces, educational institutions, and political offices alike – from a young woman pressured into “overtime” by her boss to the resurfacing of figures like former Springbok coach Pieter de Villiers, who faced sexual misconduct allegations yet remains in the public eye. Former public protector and law professor Thuli Madonsela shares her expertise and experiences of how current laws and social attitudes often fail victims and protect perpetrators. Stellenbosch University procurement law professor, Sope Williams, adds additional expert insights.

For more resources & support visit the African Women Against Corruption Network at https://www.awacn.africa/

00:00 Introduction
01:27 Sexual corruption, sexual bribery & sextortion defined
02:24 ‘Sleep here at work’ – how victims are affected
03:12 We’ll call it anything but ‘sexual corruption’
04:15 Sexual corruption is rife in South Africa & Zimbabwe
04:54 Why is sexual corruption so common in South Africa
05:52 Prof Thuli Madonsela’s experience
06:25 ‘Everyone knows someone who has a story’
07:01 The gap in our law
07:58 But those in power are often perpetrators
09:50 Let’s talk solutions
10:40 P Diddy Missin You Parody Sketch
11:14 Conclusion

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Whether we call it “sex for jobs”, “sextortion” or “sex for marks,” South Africa has a sexual corruption problem.

Join KG Mokgadi and Céline Tshika to find out what P Diddy and South African politicians have in common – and we’re not talking about all white parties!

🎯 Subscribe now for more laughs and insights! http://www.bit.ly/getaweh

Sexual corruption thrives in workplaces, educational institutions, and political offices alike – from a young woman pressured into “overtime” by her boss to the resurfacing of figures like former Springbok coach Pieter de Villiers, who faced sexual misconduct allegations yet remains in the public eye. Former public protector and law professor Thuli Madonsela shares her expertise and experiences of how current laws and social attitudes often fail victims and protect perpetrators. Stellenbosch University procurement law professor, Sope Williams, adds additional expert insights.

For more resources & support visit the African Women Against Corruption Network at https://www.awacn.africa/

00:00 Introduction
01:27 Sexual corruption, sexual bribery & sextortion defined
02:24 ‘Sleep here at work’ – how victims are affected
03:12 We’ll call it anything but ‘sexual corruption’
04:15 Sexual corruption is rife in South Africa & Zimbabwe
04:54 Why is sexual corruption so common in South Africa
05:52 Prof Thuli Madonsela’s experience
06:25 ‘Everyone knows someone who has a story’
07:01 The gap in our law
07:58 But those in power are often perpetrators
09:50 Let’s talk solutions
10:40 P Diddy Missin You Parody Sketch
11:14 Conclusion

📌Follow us on:
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Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We’re independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

We’re also a registered nonprofit media company, and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

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  1. tangerine

    17 September 2026 at 8:02 pm

    Interview with a pirate:

    There was a pirate who had agreed to do an interview with a local tv station. The reporter was very courteous and professional, giving a bit of background as to the pirate\’s business. She then began interviewing him.

    \”So Mr. Longbeard, are there any risks to your business? I see you have a peg leg- how did that come about?\”

    \”Well, y\’see I were sailing along the coast of South Africa, looking to plunder some locals when as I boarded the small boat from the ship, a great white shark came up and got my leg clean off. \’twas scary yes, but thus is the life of a pirate.\”

    \”Wow, that is pretty scary- well, how about your hook? What happened to your hand with that?\”

    \”Oh now that\’s quite the tale, y\’see I were fighting a rival pirate, and we had locked swords. We had been fighting for a few hours, and were both terribly fatigued. I had a bit of exhaustion and confusion, and when I went to block one of his sword blows, I met him with me hand instead of me sword. Took it right off, but it shocked him so much I managed to get him back pretty good and have him submit. So the hook hand was given as a replacement.\”

    \”Wow. Simply fascinating. Now, what about your eye patch? How did that happen?\”

    \”Well, one day, a seagull was flying overhead, and I looked up. It pooped right in me eye.\”

    \”… Well wow. I must admit, I wouldn\’t think just seagull poop could damage the eye that badly.\”

    \”Oh, I forgot to mention… it were me first day with the hook.\”

  2. Nightwonka

    12 September 2026 at 10:55 am

    Great dynasties of history

    Egypt: Ayyubid

    South Africa: Zulu

    China: Ming

    Greece: Helena

    Italy: Medici

    U.S.: Duck

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