The National Anti-Corruption Forum has received a boost with the commitment of R3,6m for corruption-fighting activities by Business Against Crime and the German Technical Co-operation (GTZ) development body. The forum, which started its work last year, consists of 30 members, with 10 representatives each from business, government and the civil society. Forum objectives include encouraging whistle-blowing and reporting of corruption in business, government and civil organisations. The forum also wants to promote leadership that is committed to the creation of a culture of integrity, as reported by Transparency International.