The killing of Cloete Murray, a liquidator who was investigating the insolvency of insurer Constantia, is a chilling reminder of the dangers of probing corruption in SA.

Murray was shot dead, along with his son, in March 2023, just days after he applied for a court inquiry to trace millions of rand missing from the insurer’s coffers. His death is not an isolated incident but part of a pattern of violence and intimidation against those who expose wrongdoing in the country...

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