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President Jacob Zuma’s October Cabinet reshuffle, repeatedly labelled by commentators as the biggest since 1994, was less significant for government and its performance than this conventional wisdom suggests. But the reshuffle is still important – for the political messages it sends more than for the concrete differences it will make to government.