The last week ended with the legal eagles at it. First there was legal wrangling over sector codes and then the game ended with a reserved judgment to be delivered in due course. Then there was a major judgment on Phala Phala. These two legal battles cast a dark shadow on South Africa 32 years after democracy.
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