The ANC statement this past week that they are “shocked” about the level of corruption in the country is in sharp contrast to the establishment of a working group on crime and corruption.
The person who will act as chairman is Tony Yengeni, he was found guilty of receiving bribes in relation to the arms deal in 2003 and in 2017 he was found guilty of drunk driving.
Yengeni’s appointment is endorsed by Cyril Ramaphosa, the man who most of the citizens had hoped to “clean up” the fraud and bribery of the ANC and the country.
It appears that the lessons of recent years under Jacob Zuma have not been taken to heart.
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