Zuma's Contempt and Corruption Legacy

This chapter analyzes Jacob Zuma's conviction for contempt of court linked to his failure to cooperate with a judicial inquiry into state capture during his presidency. It delves into the political ramifications of this sentencing for both Zuma and the current administration under Cyril Ramaphosa, reflecting on the ongoing struggle against corruption in South Africa. The discussion emphasizes the judiciary's vital role in maintaining the rule of law and the slow yet necessary process of institutional rebuilding in the post-apartheid era.