Government officials and criminal syndicates collaborate in hijacked buildings – Mashaba

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‘What is sad about it is that they captured the criminal justice system because obviously senior politicians were part of these syndicates, then there were no consequences. Now, South Africa became a free-for-all,’ says Herman Mashaba, leader of Action SA.

4 Sep 2023 9AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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