The fact that Paul Mashatile is alleged to be corrupt has nothing to do with race.

The fact that Paul Mashatile is alleged to be corrupt has nothing to do with race.
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The fact that Paul Mashatile is alleged to be corrupt has nothing to do with race.

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Corruption allegations against Paul Mashatile are not related to race

Recent allegations of corruption against Vice President Paul Mashatile have nothing to do with race. Public Interest SA, a lobby group, has accused Mashatile of having links to a businessman accused of corruption in the state apparatus, and of living in a luxury home owned by this businessman who has benefited from a government contract [1].

Mashatile’s association with politically connected businessman Edwin Sodi, who is currently on trial for corruption and fraud, has also been called into question [2]. These allegations have nothing to do with race and should be investigated thoroughly to ensure that those in power are held accountable for their actions.

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The allegations against Mashatile are especially concerning given his growing circle of patrons and his potential to become South Africa’s next president [3].

Mashatile has been a valuable supporter of President Cyril Ramaphosa, and his appointment as deputy president has been seen as a positive step towards cleaning up South Africa’s political scene [4]. However, Mashatile’s alleged connections to corruption and state capture are cause for concern and should be taken seriously [5]. The South African public deserves transparency and accountability from its leaders, regardless of their race.

Public Interest SA has called on Mashatile to address these allegations urgently and to sever any ties he may have with individuals accused of plundering public resources through state capture and corruption [6].

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The recent warning by Chief Justice Raymond Zondo that Parliament would be unable to prevent another round of state capture because it has been slow to act on the recommendations of his inquiry raises further concerns about the ANC’s commitment to fighting corruption [1]. It is essential that those in power are held accountable for their actions, regardless of their race, to ensure a fair and just society for all.

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