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Chief justice Raymond Zondo has found that President Cyril Ramaphosa opted to look the other way at the early signs of state capture when he served as former president Jacob Zuma's second in command.

President Cyril Ramaphosa had nothing to lose by speaking out against state capture during his predecessor Jacob Zuma's chaotic reign, says chief justice Raymond Zondo.

Zondo points finger at former spy boss and David Mahlobo over state security network

Ramaphosa is pulling a Zuma on us, but his removal can only be engineered from within the ANC and that’s unlikely

Ramaphosa is pulling a Zuma on us, but his removal can only be engineered from within the ANC and that’s unlikely

The problem with Ramaphosa’s presidency is that it rides on the irregularities of its factional opponents and it presents itself as being the opposite of evil.

While [Arthur] Fraser’s story is full of its own holes, the president looks utterly at sea. Running a business while holding the highest political office? Dealing in cash? It’s insane, writes Peter Bruce.

It might sound like I’m advocating apathy on the robbery, but I argue it’s a way to keep ourselves a little bit safer

It might sound like I’m advocating apathy on the robbery, but I argue it’s a way to keep ourselves a little bit safer

It might sound like I’m advocating apathy on the robbery, but I argue it’s a way to keep ourselves a little bit safer