South Africa’s law enforcement scandal is moving in opposite directions, with further turmoil on one side and some structure, in the form of a solid plan, on the other. On the one hand, National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola’s future looks uncertain while he’s embroiled in suspicions about a dodgy tender. On the other hand, KwaZulu-Natal’s…
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