State capture inquiry: Justice Raymond Zondo was a lone ray of sunshine
In a year of Covid-19, it was gratifying to see those accused of corruption squirming.
27 December 2020 - 00:00
No doubt 2020 was a certain annus horribilis, with Covid-19 stealing millions of lives around the world while decimating the economy. But it was definitely a good year for the judicial commission of inquiry into state capture as it scored major victories after some had questioned its existence between 2018 and 2019, arguing that it had achieved nothing tangible given that it had come at a high cost to the taxpayer...
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