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WATCH: The Big Debate on State Capture

25 November 2017, 7:00 PM  |
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South African politicians, acitivists and business people have voiced their views about state capture.

South African politicians, acitivists and business people have voiced their views about state capture.

South African politicians, acitivists and business people have voiced their views about state capture.

The Big Debate this Saturday focuses on State Capture. The show is hosted by renowned TV and Radio personality Redi Tlhabi, and is being broadcast on SABC 2 from 7pm.

The SABC news Digital News YouTube channel will broadcast an extended version of the programme.

 

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