Corruption has rotted our government and institutions. It has eroded our faith in each other. But unless we’re careful it will also eat away at the foundations of what comes after the ANC.

For most of the past 10 years or so my social media feeds revealed a wide gulf between admirers of authoritarianism and those who reject it. The former were unapologetic about their desire to be sat on: China was regularly held up as a model for dealing with corruption while they praised Singapore and prayed that we might one day be blessed with a president such as Rwanda’s Paul Kagame...

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