Faster action urged against unexplained public servants wealth [SOUND]

# Anti-corruption expert Albertus Schoeman has told the Madlanga Commission that South Africa should consider non-conviction-based confiscation to tackle unexplained wealth more effectively. Schoeman said proving criminal conduct can be costly and time-consuming, diverting resources from major corruption cases. Schoeman suggested using financial disclosure systems as evidence to identify undeclared assets, allowing quicker sanctions against officials. He said civil or administrative measures could strengthen accountability and deter corruption: