LISTEN | I’ll bring back stolen money, says new AFU head
Advocate Ouma Rabaji believes she is the right person to retrieve the billions SA has lost through corruption
25 October 2020 - 00:00
It is a well-worn South African aphorism: if an organisation is in serious trouble, a black woman is appointed to lead it. There are many examples: Nhlamu Dlomu was appointed to rescue KPMG following a massive credibility crisis, and Zukisa Ramasia and Siza Mzimela were appointed to the hot seats at SAA and SA Express respectively...
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