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State Capture and the failure to implement Zondo recommendations | SA News

31 July 2025 by Guest

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  • The Zondo Commission provides a valuable framework to eradicate State Capture and we must begin implementing its recommendations. We simply cannot afford another nine wasted years.
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The Zondo Commission provides a valuable framework to eradicate State Capture and we must begin implementing its recommendations. We simply cannot afford another nine wasted years.

This year marks nine years since advocate Thuli Madonsela released the “State of Capture” report and three years since the “State Capture Commission” came to an end. R1-billion was spent on the State Capture Commission, yet we still have no significant progress in addressing State Capture cases.

What we do have is multiple excuses from institutions tasked with implementing the commission’s findings and recommendations. The Civil Society…

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