Ngeke! is not a reporting authority. Do not send allegations, evidence, identities or confidential information through the pledge, ticket form, mailing list or wall. A 2026 government statement lists the National Anti-Corruption Hotline on 0800 701 701, toll-free, and a dedicated email address.
Official channels
The February 2026 Government statement lists the National Anti-Corruption Hotline: call 0800 701 701 (toll-free) or email integrity@publicservicecorruptionhotline.org.za.
This is a government hotline for public service corruption. Other matters may fall to a different authority, so check the official mandate before you report. We cannot promise that any report will be investigated.
Your name
The Government statement says you do not have to give your name when reporting through its listed channels. That is guidance from the Government, not a guarantee from Ngeke! about a channel’s security, legal protection or the outcome of a particular report. Check the receiving authority’s current process before sharing sensitive information.
Practical preparation
If it is safe to do so, prepare a factual account of what happened, when and where. Separate what you personally observed from what somebody told you. Keep the original context and dates of documents you already hold lawfully; do not put yourself at risk to obtain more material.
- Confirm that the receiving organisation handles the type of matter you want to report.
- Use its official website or published contact details, rather than a number in an unverified forwarded message.
- Ask the receiving authority how it handles supporting information and whether it supplies a reference for follow-up.
- Avoid confronting suspects or publishing personal accusations and sensitive evidence on social media or the pledge wall.
Consider your safety first. For sensitive situations, seek independent advice from a qualified legal professional about your circumstances. This page provides general information, not legal advice, and cannot promise an investigation, protection or a result.
What Ngeke! does
Ngeke! is a music and community pledge. You can read the pledges, learn about music against corruption or youth action, or see free tickets. These are separate from reporting.
Questions
Where do I report corruption?
Use the official channel in the 2026 Government statement: 0800 701 701 or the listed email. For other matters, check which authority has the mandate.
Does Ngeke! receive reports?
No. Do not submit allegations or evidence through the pledge, ticket form, mailing list or wall.
Will I be protected if I report?
Nothing here guarantees protection, anonymity or a result. The statement says you need not give your name, which is not a guarantee.
How should I prepare?
Note what, when and where, keep lawfully held evidence, avoid confrontation, think about safety and consider qualified independent advice.