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The man doing what Ramaphosa once described as the hardest job in South Africa

23 August 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Dan Marokane has two bosses in government, deals with entrenched corruption and crime, and has to keep the lights on in the country—all at the same time.Read More at Source

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