[TOP STORY] Bribery crackdown: SA firms liable for misconduct by employees and service providers

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‘Companies should actually start now to put certain procedures in place, because it is the only defence that they will have if a person associated with them commits bribery,’ says Professor Rehana Cassim, University of South Africa.

8 Aug 8AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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