In this gripping interview, Wayne Duvenage, CEO of #OUTA, sits down with Sarah Burger, a forensic attorney and whistleblower, to uncover her chilling ordeal following investigations into massive corruption at the University of Fort Hare and across the Eastern Cape. Sarah’s work exposed millions siphoned, fraudulent academic degrees, and deep-rooted syndicates, yet instead of justice being served, she faced an unjust arrest—complete with private jets, 20 police officers, and shocking intimidation tactics.
This conversation reveals:
62 corruption investigations Sarah conducted.
The blatant abuse of power to silence those uncovering the truth.
How South Africa’s law enforcement mishandled taxpayers’ money to intimidate whistleblowers instead of tackling corruption.
OUTA continues to fight for transparency, justice, and the protection of whistleblowers. Watch this video to understand why accountability and systemic reform are critical for South Africa’s future.
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