Former President Jacob Zuma's recent visit to India, where he was photographed alongside state capture-accused businessman Ajay Gupta, has reignited debate about the responsibilities and privileges of former heads of state. Should a retired president be required to notify or seek approval before travelling abroad? what are the implications of meeting someone wanted by South African authorities? 
 
Guest: Dr Kingsley Makhubela, former ambassador and Director of Risk Recon 

<p>Former President Jacob Zuma's recent visit to India, where he was photographed alongside state capture-accused businessman Ajay Gupta, has reignited debate about the responsibilities and privileges of former heads of state. Should a retired president be required to notify or seek approval before travelling abroad? what are the implications of meeting someone wanted by South African authorities?&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;<br>Guest: Dr Kingsley Makhubela, former ambassador and Director of Risk Recon&nbsp;</p>

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Former President Jacob Zuma's recent visit to India, where he was photographed alongside state capture-accused businessman Ajay Gupta, has reignited debate about the responsibilities and privileges of former heads of state.