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Anti-fraud, corruption and bribery

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Source domain: stithian.com

Collected on 6 August 2026

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What this means

This document is an internal anti-fraud, corruption, and bribery policy adopted by St Stithians College, including Thandulwazi Academy and Kamoka Bush School. It outlines strict standards of integrity for all employees, contractors, suppliers, office bearers, and business partners, prohibiting any form of fraud, bribery, or corrupt acts. The policy mandates reporting of suspected incidents to the Rector, Chair of Council, or Chair of the Governance Committee, and requires investigation and compliance with relevant laws, including the Prevention and Combating of Corrupt Activities Act 12 of 2004. It defines key terms such as fraud, corruption, bribery, cybercrime, and gratification, and includes detailed categories of prohibited conduct.

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Internal misconduct reporting channelOngoing

Reporting fraud, corruption, bribery or policy breaches

Employees, business partners, suppliers, contractors and office bearers can report suspected breaches of the policy, regulatory requirements, or offers of unauthorised gratification to the applicable person identified by the College. Managers are expected to support confidential reporting without reprisals.

Who it is for
Permanent and temporary employees, business partners, suppliers, contractors and office bearers
How to act on it
Clearly refuse any gratification or offer, then report the offer or breach immediately to the applicable person identified by the College; matters may be reported in confidence through managers.
Show the line this came from
Permanent and temporary employees, business partners, suppliers, contractors and office bearers report any breaches of this policy or any regulatory requirement even if by doing so they have to disclose their own wrongdoing.

Facts

Places

Gauteng

Key Takeaways

  • St Stithians College
  • Thandulwazi Academy
  • Kamoka Bush School
  • Prevention and Combating of Corrupt Activities Act 12 of 2004
  • Rector
  • Chair of Council
  • Chair of Governance Committee
  • fraud
  • corruption
  • bribery
  • gratification
  • cybercrime
  • reporting procedures
  • integrity
  • ethical standards
  • employees
  • contractors
  • suppliers
  • office bearers
  • St Stithians College
  • Thandulwazi Academy
  • Kamoka Bush School
  • Council
  • Governance Committee
  • Rector
  • Head
  • College Exco