Discussion how the state capture inquiry came to an abrupt halt

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This week on Editing Allowed, Peter Bruce and the panel of editors discuss how the state capture inquiry came to an abrupt halt thanks to the Hawks’ surprise entrance. They also take a look at allegations leveled at Naspers as well as developments at Steinhoff.

6 Dec 2017 English South Africa News · Business

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