> If there’s any comfort to be had, South Africa’s intelligence agencies are a shambles, and unable to deal with real-life threats right under their noses. The

> If there’s any comfort to be had, South Africa’s intelligence agencies are a shambles, and unable to deal with real-life threats right under their noses. The idea that they’d be able to do anything actionable with bulk—collected electronic intel is laughable. > The way things are going, wouldn’t be surprising if whole thing is a corrupt scheme linked to procurement of storage media. If anything, this is _more_ alarming because they are probably not securing the data they intercept all too well.