Corruption Perception Index Report | Discussion | Outa comments on SA's score

JOHANNESBURG -  The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) says it's not surprised by the latest Corruption Perceptions Index report released on Tuesday.

READ: SA scores 12-year low in corruption report

The report has revealed that corruption is getting worse in South Africa and government’s attempts to curb it are simply not working.

The country attained its lowest score ever of 41 out of 100.

Outa says this is because there's no political will to address corruption, despite many promises made by President Cyril Ramaphosa's administration.

CEO of Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse, or Outa, Wayne Duvenage discussed this with eNCA.