South Africa: from findings to action
Follow the State Capture Commission response from the government’s commitments to its dated implementation report.
This revision compares the October 2022 response with the Presidency’s action-status snapshot at 31 March 2025, published in July 2025. It reports the government’s assessment, not an independent audit or the current status of prosecutions.
Commitments
What government said it accepted and what it left conditional.
Implementation
The Presidency’s dated account of 60 response-plan actions.
Accountability
Keep inquiry findings, investigations and court outcomes distinct.
What this record establishes
- Attributed statement · 23 Oct 2022
In his 23 October 2022 address, Ramaphosa said he had submitted Cabinet’s response to Parliament the previous day.
- Attributed statement · 31 Mar 2025
For 31 March 2025, the Presidency reported 29 of 60 actions complete or substantially complete, 14 on track and 17 delayed or requiring attention.
Where the 60 response-plan actions stood
Select a category to inspect its share of the 60 actions shown.
The first group includes 18 actions with further work ongoing. This is government self-reporting, not an independent evaluation.
What still needs evidence
- Which commitments have changed since this snapshot? Later evidence must be added before updating the chart.
- A commission finding or a referral for investigation is not a criminal conviction. Individual case outcomes need their own court records.
The wider commission index, including separate ongoing inquiries.
Original report library; the capture service could not retrieve it during this review.
Trace the record.
Only the checkpoints supported in this revision are shown. A gap is not evidence that nothing happened.
The government sets out its response
In his 23 October 2022 address, Ramaphosa said he had submitted Cabinet’s response to Parliament the previous day.
The action-status checkpoint
For 31 March 2025, the Presidency reported 29 of 60 actions complete or substantially complete, 14 on track and 17 delayed or requiring attention.
Who said what, on which issue.
These are positions in specific records. They describe neither permanent alliances nor the framing of an outlet.
South African government, as stated by President Ramaphosa
State Capture Commission procurement reforms
Said the government supported and accepted the Commission’s procurement-reform recommendations.
Acceptance is a stated policy position; it is not proof that every reform was implemented.
South African government, as stated by President Ramaphosa
A further commission of inquiry into PRASA
Said the government would await existing investigations before deciding whether to establish a further inquiry.
Conditional in this 2022 address. No later decision is inferred.
Open the evidence.
2 documents · 1 recorded origin. An origin groups a record and its summaries or later institutional updates. This count does not establish independent corroboration.
Presidential address on the State Capture Commission response ↗
23 Oct 2022 · Retrieved 4 Sept 2026 · Document captured
The government describes its own actions and intentions. A promise or self-assessment is not an independent finding of implementation.
“Yesterday, I submitted to Parliament Cabinet’s response”
Opening account of the submission
“procurement reform, which we support and accept”
Paragraph beginning “The State Capture Commission made several detailed recommendations…”
“before deciding on the establishment”
Paragraph on awaiting the PRASA investigations
Document fingerprint and passage locations
Text SHA-256 22e0fadbe18da6cf7ea9a7f93ddb50c7dd1306b7fc71a286c16c873a23ef712b
Original response SHA-256 5e1c44b93235f14b618c0fff84dd14a99aab2f85a1f83ce699c19aca65160d3c
Passage offsets refer to the saved text after whitespace is collapsed to single spaces. Full documents remain at the publisher’s link.
Presidency implementation report — position at 31 March 2025 ↗
Jul 2025 · Retrieved 4 Sept 2026 · Document captured
Government monitoring report published in July 2025, with the action-status snapshot dated 31 March 2025. Same institutional reporting chain as the response.
“29 (48%) complete or substantially complete with some further work ongoing”
Section 2, printed page 2; detailed categories on printed page 3
“14 (23%) on track”
Section 2, printed page 2
“17 (29%) delayed or requiring attention.”
Section 2, printed page 2
Document fingerprint and passage locations
Text SHA-256 eacd21252984f83b2cbad5f46765bef9b1212b039175c69d4f54a54f2426571a
Original response SHA-256 4a99e342b452b29aefe305251c7f96d39a54b42e027db3396d9292d5e7239795
Passage offsets refer to the saved text after whitespace is collapsed to single spaces. Full documents remain at the publisher’s link.
Recent signals from the terminal.
These are source reports, not verified additions to this file. Matching is limited to the most recent archive sample; a quiet list does not mean an event has stopped.
About this source record
Compiled 4 Sept 2026 by the Monexus automated editorial desk. Exact passages and document fingerprints are retained to make this edition traceable. A matching fingerprint checks the saved document, not the truth of every assertion in it.
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