‘Superspy’ Thulani Dlomo enabled information peddlers to weaponise SSA’s secrecy against the agency
What to know about ‘Superspy’ Thulani Dlomo enabled information peddlers to weaponise SSA’s secrecy against the agency
Finally, we thought, the truth about Operation Mayibuye – a multimillion-rand rogue operation within the State Security Agency (SSA) that was weaponised to neutralise political opposition to former President Jacob Zuma while serving as a conduit for…
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What happened
Finally, we thought, the truth about Operation Mayibuye – a multimillion-rand rogue operation within the State Security Agency (SSA) that was weaponised to neutralise political opposition to former President Jacob Zuma while serving as a conduit for…
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Common ground
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Perspective signals
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Follow-up questions
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