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Elections, Power, and Accountability | The Most Ignored Form of Corruption | Tribe Ox Media

Corruption doesn’t always look like stolen money or flashy scandals. Sometimes, it looks like failure with no consequences. In this episode of Elections, Power, and Accountability, we explore a quieter, more damaging form of corruption. This is where incompetence is protected, warnings are ignored, and the public absorbs the harm. Using real-world examples from South Africa’s public service, including recent leadership controversies, this episode breaks down how: Poor appointments become systemic corruption Failure is normalised instead of corrected State capacity quietly erodes — even when no laws are technically broken As South Africa approaches another election cycle, this conversation matters. Because democracy doesn’t only fail when money is stolen, it also fails when systems stop working, and no one is held accountable. This episode also gives you practical questions voters can ask to assess leadership beyond slogans and scandals.