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Many whistleblowers in South Africa end up on the run. Some even end up dead. Others have to live in hiding in fear of their lives. One of those is South African Police Service (SAPS) whistleblower Patricia Morgan-Mashale, a former Senior Administration Clerk in the Firearm Registry in the Free State. Patricia has been in hiding since February last year (2022) after repeatedly trying to expose “massive” corruption in SAPS. She tells BizNews of threats to her life and liberty; how Police Minister Bheki Cele tried to get her to meet him alone; and how President’s Cyril Ramaphosa has ignored her pleas for protection. Still, she says: “…my children have told me they’d rather have a mother who died because of a truth than a mother who's still alive because she was afraid to speak out and tell the truth.” This is her story… - Chris Steyn Video production by Asime Nyide Your early morning brew of the BizNews Insider keeps you up to speed with the content that matters. The newsletter will land in your inbox at 5:30am weekdays. Register here - https://bit.ly/3lfVRYP. --- Timestamps 00:00 - Introductions 00:32 - Patricia on how long she has been in hiding 00:40 - On what forced her to go into hiding 01:43 - What forced her to a whistleblower in the first place 04:45 - On what happened when she informed the national commissioner 10:20 - The reason for the criminal charge laid against her 18:46 - On whether she’s had any contact with the current minister of police 24:13 - If she’s had contact with the president 32:03 - On being red flagged as a wanted person 33:28 - On her support system 34:36 - Would she have still blown the whistle had she known what was going to happen 37:05 - Conclusions