Not paying bribes could save lives: Ethics Institute

The majority of bribes paid in South Africa this year related to road use‚ and cutting down on these could save lives. That’s according to the results of the second South African Citizens' Bribery Survey by the Ethics Institute of South Africa and Massmart‚ launched in Johannesburg on Tuesday. The Ethics Institute's chief executive officer‚ Professor Deon Rossouw‚ said that while the average price of a bribe paid in the country is R2 200‚ the most common bribe was the exchange of a R50 or R100 ...