Fraud accusations undermine ethical black businesses
It is important that we change the narrative that all black businesses are corrupt
Living in SA in the past few years has often felt like one long, rolling commission of inquiry as we sort through the legal aftermath of the Zuma years and attempt to define a way forward for the country.
There is no doubt that we are in a serious crisis in SA, and effective leadership and a clear sense of what is really going on in the country have become scarce commodities. However, there is no shortage of accusations. Ethics have now become — to borrow a US term, “weaponised”. It feels like too many accusations are being thrown around willy-nilly in the service of agendas that are often anything but ethical...
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