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New report by Transparency International shows an estimate that corruption raised the cost of production by 10%. Does this apply to SA?

Yes - no doubt

Absolutely - NO, not in SA

Not sure, maybe

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Poll #12
Some say that bank card fraud is on the up in South Africa. Is this correct?
Posted by admin. Active from Tuesday 21 July 2009 - 07:45:46 to Thursday 24 September 2009 - 08:05:21. Total votes: 22

Yes 72.73% [Votes: 16]
Yes and I have been a victim 13.64% [Votes: 3]
No 4.55% [Votes: 1]
Don't know 9.09% [Votes: 2]


Poll #11
Do you know about the changes being made in the Criminal Justice System to deal with white collar crime?
Posted by admin. Active from Tuesday 05 May 2009 - 06:45:52 to Tuesday 21 July 2009 - 07:45:46. Total votes: 35

Yes 20% [Votes: 7]
No 74.29% [Votes: 26]
Don't care and not interested 2.86% [Votes: 1]
Do not know enough 2.86% [Votes: 1]


Poll #10
In our previous poll we asked "Do you know someone who has been involved in white collar crime?" A total of 63.64% of the respondents said yes. Of these 40.91% did not report the crime to the police.
Posted by admin. Active from Tuesday 24 March 2009 - 15:43:38 to Tuesday 05 May 2009 - 06:45:52. Total votes: 9

This a true reflection of the situation inSouth Africa 88.89% [Votes: 8]
Yes it is true but we cannot do anything about it 11.11% [Votes: 1]
It is not correct 0% [Votes: 0]
I do not know 0% [Votes: 0]


Poll #9
Do you know someone who has been involved in white collar crime?
Posted by admin. Active from Monday 17 November 2008 - 05:39:15 to Tuesday 24 March 2009 - 15:43:38. Total votes: 22

Yes and I reported it to the SAPS 22.73% [Votes: 5]
Yes, but I did not report it to the SAPS 40.91% [Votes: 9]
Not sure 13.64% [Votes: 3]
No, I know nobody who has committed a white collar crime 22.73% [Votes: 5]


Poll #8
It seems that the Government Plan for the replacement of the Scorpions includes doing away with the concept of prosecutorial led investigation. Is this the correct approach?
Posted by admin. Active from Tuesday 20 May 2008 - 16:23:39 to Monday 17 November 2008 - 05:39:15. Total votes: 44

Yes 13.64% [Votes: 6]
No 84.09% [Votes: 37]
Do not know 2.27% [Votes: 1]


Poll #7
The ANC have decided that the Scorpions should be disbanded with the investigators coming under the SAPS and the prosecutors coming under the Prosecution Service. What is your view?
Posted by admin. Active from Thursday 24 January 2008 - 15:05:12 to Tuesday 20 May 2008 - 16:23:39. Total votes: 107

Yes, disband the Scorpions. 9.35% [Votes: 10]
No leave them as they are. 70.09% [Votes: 75]
The Scorpions have become too politically orientated, but there remains a dire need for an independent team driven organisation to deal with corruption and serious white collar crime. 20.56% [Votes: 22]


Poll #6
The latest Commercial crime statistics indicate a rise of 5.1%. Does this mean that the public is more confident in the Justice system's handling of this type of crime?
Posted by admin. Active from Saturday 08 December 2007 - 10:31:29 to Thursday 24 January 2008 - 15:05:12. Total votes: 23

Yes 60.87% [Votes: 14]
No it is just a reflection of the rise in Commercial crime. 34.78% [Votes: 8]
No it is because of the Corruption Act that makes it a crime not to report cases in excess of R100.000 4.35% [Votes: 1]


Poll #5
Does the SA Government hide the extent of white collar crime?
Posted by admin. Active from Wednesday 15 August 2007 - 16:40:44 to Saturday 08 December 2007 - 10:31:29. Total votes: 24

Yes always 29.17% [Votes: 7]
No never 4.17% [Votes: 1]
Only when politically convenient 66.67% [Votes: 16]


Poll #4
Does published statistics give the true extent of White Collar Crime?
Posted by admin. Active from Sunday 10 December 2006 - 12:49:58 to Wednesday 15 August 2007 - 16:40:44. Total votes: 52

Yes 65.38% [Votes: 34]
No 28.85% [Votes: 15]
Don't know 5.77% [Votes: 3]


Poll #3
Does this Task Group do enough to create awareness of white collar crime?
Posted by admin. Active from Friday 17 March 2006 - 06:58:52 to Sunday 10 December 2006 - 12:49:58. Total votes: 30

Yes 30% [Votes: 9]
No, not at all 33.33% [Votes: 10]
No, but they try 36.67% [Votes: 11]

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Look Who Got Caught

Siphiwe Eugene Mcanyana of Umlazi

Modus Operandi:

Fraud - Skimming of credit cards. Used a skimming device to down load credit card information onto a computer and then writing the information to various credit cards. Actual loss R235 206.58 (Nedbank 10.64%, FNB 32.52%, ABSA 23.11%, Standard 33.74%).

Sentence in Durban Special Commercial Crimes Court:

  • to undergo periodical imprisonment for 2000 hours
  • 3 years imprisonment wholly suspended for 5 years with conditions
  • to pay compensation of R175 000.00
  • 2 years imprisonment wholly suspended for 5 years with conditions.


Ms Vanashree Pillay (35 years) of Amanzimtoti

Modus Operandi: Fraud and corruption by the accused when she was a clerk for the Ethekwini Municipality. She assisted a employee responsible for property evaluations to alter the evaluation of properties of certain ratepayers so that they received a reduction in their yearly rates. She received corruption payments of R34 000.00 from the ratepayers concerned. Actual fraud committed was R305 507.50.

Sentence in the Durban Commercial Court on 20 Nov 08: 3 years imprisonment suspended for 5 years plus 3 years correctional supervision and 16 hours community service each month.

Ms Rowida Ramnarayan (42 years) of Ladysmith

Modus Operandi: Fraud and corruption when she was a clerk for the Department of Health. She worked in the procurement section in the Emmaus Hospital. R14 810.00 was paid to the accused in corruption to facilitate procurement of medical supplies. 1 case of fraud, 9 of corruption and 9 of money laundering (via husband).

Sentence: Fined R40 000.00 or two years imprisonment of which half suspended for 3 years.

Ms Phumzile Eunice Ngiba (44 years) of Umlazi, Durban

Modus Operandi: Used false ID documents and false particulars when she used a credit card belonging to Durban furniture business to open accounts at various chain stores in the Durban area.

Outcome:  Convicted in the Durban Magistrates Court on 7 Mar 08 of 11 counts of fraud  occasioning an actual loss of R75000.00

Sentence: 10 Years imprisonment  without the option of a fine.




   
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