Honouring Courage: Introducing the Whistleblowers Hall of Fame

Democracy Works Foundation is proud to launch the The Whistleblowers Hall of Fame — a platform dedicated to recognising the extraordinary courage of whistleblowers who have chosen to speak up against corruption, misconduct, and injustice, often at great personal cost. This platform seeks to ensure that their contributions are recognised, their stories are preserved, and their courage is celebrated.

By sharing these stories, we aim to highlight the vital role whistleblowers play in safeguarding the public interest and inspiring others to stand up for what is right. Beyond recognising whistleblowers, the Hall of Fame serves as a practical resource hub. Visitors can access information, guidance, and support resources for whistleblowers, as well as learn more about organisations working to advance whistleblower protection and support in South Africa.

We invite you to explore the Whistleblowers Hall of Fame, learn from these remarkable stories, share them with your networks, and join the movement to strengthen protections for those who speak out in the public interest.

Visit The Whistleblowers Hall of Fame

Let’s protect their courage and keep their stories alive!

Lerato Maloka is Corporate Communications Specialist with over 14 years of expertise in 360 communications, specialising in strategic communication, digital media, stakeholder management and project management. Certified in Digital Marketing and Research, she is currently pursuing her BCom Degree in Corporate Communications while leading the strategic communications of various programmes in several African countries. She has agency, Public Relations and Content Development experience. During her tenure as PR Manager, she has conceptualized captivating digital media campaigns and bespoke events, building solid relationships with key stakeholders, media, and content creators. Passionate about leveraging digital technology to amplify citizen voices, Lerato also advocates for people living with mental disabilities, human and climate justice.

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