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The Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture heard last week how the country s State Security Agency (SSA) was used to advance political agendas within the ruling ANC, costing the South African taxpayer billions.
The testimonies stem from a high-level review panel s report into the SSA in 2018 which detailed, amongst others, how the SSA was deployed at ANC events to impede President Cyril Ramaphosa s effort to become president and silence dissenting groups.
News24 spoke to Barry Gilder who served as director-general of the South African Secret Service (SASS) leading up to 1999, and as Deputy Director-General of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) from 2000 to 2003, about what went wrong at the SSA, and whether the agency had any successes.