South Africa has had three finance ministers in four days. President Jacob Zuma will live with the fall-out for the rest of his term. Markets have a long-term memory and won’t easily forget.
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Political factors have played a disproportionate role in decisions on the promotion, transfer and performance assessments of government officials.
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