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This Is What State Capture Actually Looks Like
While Tony Leon is falsely accused of state capture, in South Africa’s administrative capital a city manager who strengthened financial controls and exposed suspected corruption has been railroaded into suspension by a political coalition that wants to loot the state.

Economics & Policy
South African Pension Assets Among World’s Top 20 Biggest
Pension funds are one of the country’s greatest strategic assets and may be a target of nationalisation by the government.
Economics & Policy
Does China’s Debt Problem Justify a Bet Against Beijing?
Bheki Mahlobo writes on whether the Chinese poses a real risk to the global economy, or whether Beijing has the strategic acumen to grow out of its deepening deficit.
Columns
South Africa’s Forensic Collapse: Rationed Justice for Some, None for Others
Ian Cameron writes on the rape crisis in South Africa.
Columns
South Africa’s Real Diplomats
David Ansara writes on who really cares about South Africa's interests abroad.
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