If you believe that the SARB is so independent that it can ignore the public interest, you need to reflect on how our work is specified in law and how we consult on our target. At this point in the conversation, you can usually rely on someone to ask about the SARB‟s private shareholders.
What is a central bank with private shareholders doing in South Africa‟s Constitution? Does this not mean the SARB is run in the interests of private individuals, not in the interests of South Africans? This has become something of a zombie argument: no matter how many times you kill it, it keeps coming back.