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Report Fraud or Waste

Help us safeguard public resources. Report suspected fraud, abuse, or waste — you can remain completely anonymous.

Your Protection

Speak Up Safely

The Internal Audit Department facilitates the prevention and detection of abuse and waste. Whistleblowers are protected under the Whistleblower Act, 2006 (Act 720).

Fully Anonymous

You do not have to give your name or any contact details. No identity is stored unless you volunteer it.

Confidential Handling

Reports are handled with strict confidentiality and accessed only by authorised officers.

Every Report Reviewed

Each report is assessed and, where warranted, investigated through a special audit or referral.

Ready to Make a Report?

All identity fields are optional — leave them blank to remain anonymous. No identifying details are stored unless you choose to provide them.

Whistleblowing

Common Questions

Can I report fraud or waste anonymously?

Yes. All identity fields on the report form are optional — leave them blank to remain completely anonymous. No identifying details are stored unless you choose to provide them.

What happens after I submit a report?

Every report is assessed by authorised officers of the Internal Audit Department and, where warranted, investigated through a special audit or referred to the appropriate body. If you provide contact details you receive a reference number, which you can use on the Track Submission page to follow progress.

Am I protected as a whistleblower?

Yes. Whistleblowers are protected under the Whistleblower Act, 2006 (Act 720). Reports are handled with strict confidentiality and accessed only by authorised officers.