South Africa's Worst Ever Post-Apartheid Scandal?

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State capture inquiry has become bogged down. Many people expect these will take years to be effected, if they are at all. Joseph cottrell is the f ts southern africa correspondent. He tells us what this means for companies involved in south africa's worst ever state capture scandal.

Pension cash for British Gas workers was used to buy Israeli cyberweapon developer NSO Group, European sales of electric cars overtook diesel models for first time in December, and the FT’s Southern Africa correspondent Joseph Cotterill discusses Bain’s role in state corruption in South Africa under former president Jacob Zuma.

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Stories mentioned in this podcast:

British Gas pension cash used to buy Israeli spyware group NSO

https://www.ft.com/content/8b427be6-1025-4295-a25c-16374da53b79

European sales of electric cars overtake diesel models for first time

https://www.ft.com/content/f1bdf1cf-8fc3-4b85-a4eb-7df716ebf0a9

Bain & Co, tax and Jacob Zuma: a tale of ‘state capture’ in South Africa

https://www.ft.com/content/b1bb5dd0-e7ce-4e15-ac48-05d2d990f6c7

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