An analyst says while one could understandably question the timing of the leak itself, the contents of the emails warrant serious and urgent answers from Ramaphosa.
The former Sars boss denies the unit had anything to do with investigating illicit financial flows.
Most of the victims are recruited by citizens that have been employed by Chinese agencies from their home country via social media platforms.
This comes days after Eskom announced a more than R20 billion net loss in the last financial year.
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