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WATCH LIVE | Will Zondo’s call for consequences be heeded?

Part 2 of the state capture inquiry report has been released and again put the spotlight on malfeasance at state-owned enterprises (SOEs) Denel and Transnet.

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The NPA and the Hawks have committed to enrolling the top figures fingered in the state capture inquiry chaired by chief justice Raymond Zondo. File photo.
The NPA and the Hawks have committed to enrolling the top figures fingered in the state capture inquiry chaired by chief justice Raymond Zondo. File photo. The NPA and the Hawks have committed to enrolling the top figures fingered in the state capture inquiry chaired by chief justice Raymond Zondo. File photo. Picture: Thulani Mbele

Part 2 of the state capture inquiry report has been released and again put the spotlight on malfeasance at state-owned enterprises (SOEs) Denel and Transnet.

If state capture inquiry chairperson and acting chief justice Raymond Zondo gets his way, “abuse of power” will become a criminal offence that carries a maximum penalty of a fine of up to R200m or 20 years in prison, or both. 


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But will Zondo’s call for action be heeded or will his pleas fall on deaf ears?

In this live conversation, contributor and analyst for TimesLIVE Eusebius McKaiser is joined by Sabelo Skiti, senior investigative journalist at the Sunday Times, and Nicole Fritz, director of the Helen Suzman Foundation, to unpack the findings contained in the second part of the state capture report released on Tuesday afternoon.

To contribute to the conversation in real time, add your comments or question to the live chat on YouTube.