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  1. South African state-owned enterprises are grappling with financial and governance issues, with Raymond Zondo chairing the state capture commission.

South Africa faces financial and governance challenges, involving procurement mandates, grant funding issues, and state capture scrutiny.

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South Africa faces financial and governance challenges, involving procurement mandates, grant funding issues, and state capture scrutiny.

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  1. A quarterly report from DebtBusters revealed a debt crisis in South Africa.Sub-event
  2. Treasury establishes Public Procurement Office and Parliament reviews procurement law amidst Zondo Commission's state capture findings.1 source
  3. Treasury withheld grants and Zondo Report criticized preference premiums amid governance crisis.1 source

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