Uncertainty plagues South Africa's markets after Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan rejected a summons by elite crime-fighting unit, the Hawks. Analysts say if President Jacob Zuma decides to push the reshuffle button once again, the country's assets could head into a nosedive.
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