South Africa will join the global community today in commemorating International Anti-Corruption Day amidst ongoing concerns about corruption in the country. The day recognizes the United Nations Convention Against Corruption, which was signed in Mexico in 2003. As the country grapples with corruption, this day serves as a call to action for governments, political leaders, and civil society to unite in the fight against corruption.. Elvis Presslin spoke to Barbara Schreiner, a Councillor on the National Anti-Corruption Advisory Council (NACAC), to discuss the significance of this day and South Africa's progress in combating corruption