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National Fraud Authority

UK government body aimed at building awareness of and supporting victims of fraud and corruption.

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  • Calling time on corruption illustration - Adam Howling Calling time on corruptionWith the cost to Africa of fraudulent practices estimated at 25 per cent of its gross domestic product, serious steps are now being taken to 
stop the rot, writes Elaine Porteous.
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  • Have I missed something?
    Trevor Black is concerned details of "tough contract negotiations" and procurement fraud is damaging the perception of public purchasing.
  • Time to teach buyers a lesson over bribery
    Gifts to the public sector may have hit the headlines, blogs Claudine Swiatek, but the real issue is around a lack of policies and procedures.
  • Moral duties
    With procurement at the coalface of business, buyers can lead the way in tackling corrupt practices
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  • Calling time on corruption
    With the cost to Africa of fraudulent practices estimated at 25 per cent of its gross domestic product, serious steps are now being taken to 
stop the rot, writes Elaine Porteous.
  • Buyer beware
    Company hijack is on the increase in South Africa, so if you do business there, supplier checks are crucial, warns Alan Jewson
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