Our portfolio of projects ensure that we have a dedicated team of subject matter experts constantly investigating cases of corruption and maladministration within their area of expertise. If you have facts and evidence relating to corrupt use or maladministration of any government funds or services. © OUTA. All Rights Reserved.

Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) is a registered non-profit Civil Action Organisation, located in Johannesburg, South Africa. The anti-corruption advocacy organisation focuses on tackling government corruption and misappropriation of public funds .

2016年11月11日 · Becoming a supporter and contributing to the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) defines you as an active citizen and part of the solution when challenging poor governance, maladministration and corruption. Contributing supporters also benefit from OUTA’s assistance mechanisms, such as the E-toll Defence Umbrella.

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OUTA - Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse, Bromhof. 142,473 likes · 136 talking about this · 41 were here. Fighting corruption, maladministration, and tax abuse. Racism and hate speech will not be condoned.

3,587 Followers, 220 Following, 723 Posts - OUTASA (@officialoutasa) on Instagram: "OUTA is a civil activist organisation fighting corruption and maladministration of public funds in South Africa."

Born in 2012, OUTA is a Civil Action Organisation setup to challenge corruption and hold the guilty accountable. While initially challenging Gauteng’s e-Tolls, OUTA...

2023年8月8日 · In October 2022 OUTA released an investigation report on the NSFAS direct payment scheme, currently making headlines with many students not receiving their payments. OUTA has updated its 2022 report with new information revealed by our ongoing investigation. NSFAS SERVICES SETA

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2024年1月10日 · OUTA says it has been receiving widespread support from students since allegations surfaced that service providers contracted by NSFAS paid millions of rand in kickbacks to Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande and the chairperson of the board, Ernest Khosa.