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No nonsense and outgoing South African Public Protector Thuli Madonsela is set to question the country’s president Jacob Zuma. Zuma is expected to answer to allegations of misconduct as a sitting head of state including a case involving the Guptas, a wealthy Indian family said to have had a hand in choosing state officials.
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