Looking at the condition of administration, Public Service Minister Lindiwe Sisulu was left with no choice but to start a campaign against the rising rate of corruption, fraud, maladministration and unscrupulous behavior of public servants.

To be led by a deputy DG in her department, the drive would make sure that those who suffer in the hands of such elements are being suitably treated with justice and guilty be punished. "Both public officials and private companies must be made to know and feel that corruption does not pay through quick disciplinary hearings; blacklisting for future employment and asserts forfeitures", said Sisulu, who was speaking on International Anti-Corruption Day, December 9 2012.

There is dire need that poor victims are served with justice under every condition and for that to happen successfully, all South Africans must unite against fraud and corruption. It's high time that a proper strategy is developed with the help of modern technology and intelligent financial systems, thereby putting a strong check on the existing malpractices in the system.

The new action team she talked about would track down all disciplinary cases across all levels of government so that no one is able to compromise on the honest and fair service delivery system made for the general public.