I am all in favour of amnesties when the evil concerned is so very entrenched, and one has to weigh up the pros and cons of the evil staying or going.
However, in this case, the long term consequences ( - of poor and corrupted governance as an example of leadership -) for both South Africa and the rest of Africa will be so severe, that there is no way that I can support an amnesty (Never mind the blood money payment!)
This man should stand trial, and if found to be corrupted, he should go to jail.
This is the only example that our country - and the rest of the world - needs to see now.