Several civic organisations gathered outside South African Revenue Service (SARS) headquarters in Tshwane and demonstrated for whistleblowers' safety.

Activist Cynthia Stimpel will be walking 700 kilometres along the Cape Camino to raise awareness and funds for whistleblowers, who face serious consequences for speaking out.

JOHANNESBURG - Outgoing Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has once again called for financial incentives for whistleblowers.

JOHANNESBURG - Outgoing Chief Justice Raymond Zondo strongly suggests financial incentives, to encourage reporting of corruption.

THREE years after the assassination of Babita Deokaran, there is still no sign that the government is committed to the protection of whistle-blowers, says Tebogo Khaas, the chairperson of Public Interest South Africa.

Friday marks the third year since the assassination of Babita Deokaran and still, we're no closer to putting in place, effective measures to support whistleblowers.

Silenced but not forgotten: Crucial new developments have emerged since the commemoration of whistleblower Babita Deokaran's death.

Democracy dies in darkness, so every South African who exposes malfeasance and corruption should be honoured, according to NGO Public Interest SA.

The department of justice’s urgent court bid to gag a whistleblower known as Mario Rocha, who has accused senior officials of corruption, has suffered a blow after the Pretoria High Court dismissed its case with costs.

Every year on 23 June we remember whistle-blowers around the world who have braved threats to their lives and livelihoods to expose corruption on both small and large scales. We also reflect on what we, as a society and as individuals, are doing to make the environment for blowing the whistle more enabling and encouraging.