Briefs
SA red-faced from latest spy data leak
A mass leak of South African espionage secrets will cause many foreign agencies to think twice before sharing information with Pretoria, hampering its efforts to walk a delicate diplomatic tightrope between East and West.
By Ed Cropley
Besides the immediate embarrassment, experts said the security breach meant foreign cooperation with SouthAfrican agencies would be likely to come under review for fear of other potentially more damaging secrets being unearthed.
"There's no country in the world that would comment on this sort of thing," one foreign ministry spokesman said.