South Africa's rand reversed some of its gains earlier on Tuesday after President Jacob Zuma survived an attempt to remove him from office by some members of the ANC. The news came after the country missed a downgrade but received stern warnings from ratings agencies that it get its house in order. Sumitra Nydoo reports on the threat of political instability to the country's economy.
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