BNC#9 | Duvenage Q&A: PIC's plunder problem, ANC's cadre curse, Joburg's odds, and a GNU report card

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South Africa's public servants have R3.6 trillion sitting in a pension fund that Wayne Duvenage calls a plunder pot, and he's not being polite about who's been dipping into it. In this Q&A from BNC#9 , the OUTA CEO takes on the PIC's revolving door of chairmen, explains why cadre deployment is really just a mechanism to loot state entities, and gives his most direct answer yet on whether Johannesburg can actually be saved. He also breaks down what the government of national unity is quietly getting right, why the ANC is heading for the exit, and what it would take to turn eighty percent of a captured city around within two years. Straight talk, hard numbers, and a few uncomfortable truths about where the money's really going.
3 Sep 6AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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