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The Special Investigating Unit investigates corruption and maladministration in the state. If you are reporting something, use the hotline — not an office switchboard, and not the website contact form.

SIU hotline

Note the domain. The reporting mailbox runs on thehotline.co.za, an independent provider, not on an siu.org.za address. That is deliberate: the report does not land in an SIU inbox that an implicated official might see.

Head office

Provincial offices

Look at the last three. Bloemfontein, Kimberley and Mahikeng are all published with 012 numbers — a Pretoria dialling code — which means those provincial lines answer through head office rather than in the province. That is what the SIU publishes, and it is worth knowing before you assume you have a local call.

The website address itself

Use www.siu.org.za. The bare siu.org.za without the www returns a 502 error, and there is no siu.gov.za. It is an org.za domain despite the SIU being a state body.

What the SIU can and cannot do

Reporting well

A useful report names the institution, the contract or tender number if there is one, the period, the amounts, and how you know. Say plainly whether you are willing to be contacted. Do not send original documents, and do not confront the person you are reporting — that is the fastest way for records to disappear.

Tenders and jobs are separate

SIU supplier registration, quotations and tenders are handled through the Supply Chain Management section of the website, and vacancies through Careers. Neither goes via the hotline, and the SIU does not charge anyone to register as a supplier or to apply for a post.