South Africa's High Court has ruled that a commission of inquiry into allegations of state capture be established within the next six months. It will investigate whether President Jacob Zuma allowed a wealthy family to influence state decisions. Former Public Protector Thuli Madonsela's report implicates several cabinet ministers and the president himself.
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