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Outa chairperson Wayne Duvenage tells us how the civil-society organisation plans to use evidence it has gathered on President Jacob Zuma and state capture to push for his removal BUSINESS DAY TV: The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) has revealed its plan for combatting state capture in a dossier entitled "No room to hide: a president caught in the act". The group believes that it sets out a compelling case that shows there is no doubt about the truth of the claims of state capture. For more, we’re joined in the line by Outa chairperson, Wayne Duvenage. Wayne, there have been a number of reports starting with the public protector’s report on state capture. We’ve had a report by the South African Council of Churches and also by a group of academics from the country’s universities. What makes your dossier different and more compelling for President Jacob Zuma? WAYNE DUVENAGE: Our document is one that has been written in the context of preparing for court. It is one that presents ...
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