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What Is the Cost of Integrity? | Politically Aweh Podcast #006

What does it take to stand up for the truth? In this podcast, we dive into the harsh realities faced by whistleblowers in South Africa.

Join Cynthia Stimpel, from The Whistle Blower house, as she discusses the critical role of whistleblowing in exposing corruption and the dangerous consequences many whistleblowers endure. From job losses to threats on their lives, those who speak out often pay the highest price. But how can we better protect these brave individuals? And what changes are needed to ensure their safety and justice in our fight against corruption?

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Catch this essential conversation on all Politically Aweh platforms and learn what it truly means to stand up for the truth.

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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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What does it take to stand up for the truth? In this podcast, we dive into the harsh realities faced by whistleblowers in South Africa.

Join Cynthia Stimpel, from The Whistle Blower house, as she discusses the critical role of whistleblowing in exposing corruption and the dangerous consequences many whistleblowers endure. From job losses to threats on their lives, those who speak out often pay the highest price. But how can we better protect these brave individuals? And what changes are needed to ensure their safety and justice in our fight against corruption?

🎯 Hit subscribe! http://www.bit.ly/getaweh

Catch this essential conversation on all Politically Aweh platforms and learn what it truly means to stand up for the truth.

📌Follow us on:
Facebook / politicallyaweh
Instagram / politicallyaweh
Twitter / politicallyaweh
TikTok / politicallyaweh

💻Visit our website – http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

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.

📩Contact info@politicallyaweh.co.za today.

Let’s Get AWEH!
#whistleblowing #corruption #southafrica
#politicallyaweh

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