In a country accustomed to regular violent protest action, the anarchy following the incarceration of former president Jacob Zuma on July 7, 2021, remains etched in our collective memories.
A week after spreading from KwaZulu- Natal to Gauteng, an estimated 354 people had died and South Africa’s economy had lost R50 billion.
While dozens of the many more known instigators have been charged, there have been no significant convictions. The orchestrators of what is described
