The State of Capture report released by South Africa's outgoing anti graft kingpin Thuli Madonsela has caught a lot of South Africans by surprise. It details alleged breeches of the executive code of Ethics by president Jacob Zuma and points a finger at several cabinet ministers and a CEO of a state owned entity. On Thursday analysts were unpacking the document. Angelo Coppola tells us more
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