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ANC upbraided for ‘letting down’ black professionals

‘fear reigned’

A number of former government executives, politicians and analysts feel that the governing party and the government have failed to create an environment where black professionals can be “audacious and bold” in the pursuit of the transformation of the South African economy.

They say that among other policies aimed at reversing inequality, the ANC pushed its transformation agenda for 30 years since democracy.

Despite the party’s policy direction, former Eskom executives Brian Molefe, Matshela Koko

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