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[LISTEN] NPA boss Shamila Batohi 'has her work cut out for her'
Radio 702 | South Africans will be looking to the new NPA boss to repair the reputation of the NPA, tainted by allegations of political influence.
JOHANNESBURG - South Africans will be looking to Shamila Batohi to repair the reputation of the NPA, tainted by allegations of political influence.
Aubrey Masango spoke to Dr Somadoda Fikeni, a political analyst, about Batohi and the work that lies ahead for her office.
Fikeni says Batohi needs to have a thick skin when dealing with politicians and make sure that she doesn’t allow interference to "muddy her work".
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