From the day that Cyril Ramaphosa assumed office in early 2018, reforms of the state’s various institutions have been a key priority. This was particularly the case for mismanaged state-owned as well as security and law enforcement entities — robbed or corrupted to the brink.

But the latest developments from the most secretive corner of the state suggest that, despite repeated promises, little has been done...

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