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Whistleblowers: Should Snitches Get Riches? (Ft. Themba Robin)

Whistleblowers: Should Snitches Get Riches? (ft. Themba Robin)

Blowing the whistle on corruption in South Africa is wildly dangerous, but also vital. What can be done to protect them?

This week on Politically Aweh, we take you inside the daily life of the ‘homo office workus’—your typical office worker—who suddenly finds themselves transforming into the heroic ‘homo whistleblowis.’ 🦸🏽‍♂️

In this epic collab with comedian Themba Robin, we dive into the dangerous world of sniffing out corruption in South Africa, where the ‘lotus cancerous’ (or looter, for short) thrives in government offices and corporate boardrooms, devouring everything in its path. But whistleblowers like Cynthia Stimpel stand tall, exposing the truth, no matter the cost.

Support Cynthia Stimpel’s Walking4Whistleblowers campaign by pledging a donation for every kilometer walked at this link: https://whistleblowerhouse.org/walking4whistleblowers/

Check out more of Themba’s content : https://youtube.com/@thembarobin4574?si=u78Ppa14U0mBcrpF

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Blowing the whistle on corruption in South Africa is wildly dangerous, but also vital. What can be done to protect them?

This week on Politically Aweh, we take you inside the daily life of the ‘homo office workus’—your typical office worker—who suddenly finds themselves transforming into the heroic ‘homo whistleblowis.’ 🦸🏽‍♂️

In this epic collab with comedian Themba Robin, we dive into the dangerous world of sniffing out corruption in South Africa, where the ‘lotus cancerous’ (or looter, for short) thrives in government offices and corporate boardrooms, devouring everything in its path. But whistleblowers like Cynthia Stimpel stand tall, exposing the truth, no matter the cost.

Support Cynthia Stimpel’s Walking4Whistleblowers campaign by pledging a donation for every kilometer walked at this link: https://whistleblowerhouse.org/walking4whistleblowers/

Check out more of Themba’s content : https://youtube.com/@thembarobin4574?si=u78Ppa14U0mBcrpF

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💻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.

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#whistleblowing #corruption #southafrica

1999: Thabo Mbeki was sworn in as South Africa’s second post-apartheid president, succeeding Nelson Mandela.

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