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Bosasa was tipped off about SIU’s search and seizure operation - investigator
Clint Oellermann said they later found that over 7,000 documents were deleted after Bosasa executives managed to delay the SUI for a week.
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Gavin Watson halted being questioned in SIU probe - Clint Oellermann
Former SIU investigator Clint Oellermann said they had received information that Gavin Watson was the one behind alleged wrongdoing at Bosasa.
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Mokonyane told me not to worry about SIU probe - Agrizzi
Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi returned to the Zondo Commission of Inquiry where he's giving insight into the years of corruption at the controversial company.
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'Lack of action in Bosasa matter caused frustration,' says Michael Masutha
The Justice Minister says the SIU’s powers to institute civil recovery proceedings only came into effect in 2012, three years after its Bosasa investigation report was complete.
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Ramaphosa appoints Special Investigations Unit Tribunal
The Presidency said the Special Tribunal would be headed by Judge Gidfonia Mlindelwa Makhanya.
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SIU spots merit in probing more Bosasa, govt contracts
Five people, including former Bosasa boss Angelo Agrizzi, appeared in court on Wednesday on charges of corruption, money laundering and fraud.
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SIU welcomes arrest of five suspects in Bosasa corruption case
Angelo Agrizzi and four others appeared in the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court in Pretoria in connection with tender irregularities at Correctional Services.
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SIU ready to take action after testimonies at Zondo Commission
Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi revealed the company deleted 40,000 documents implicating executives in corruption days before the SIU could access them.
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Agrizzi confirms SIU’s 2010 report on tender kickbacks at Correctional Services
Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi has confirmed the Correctional Services Department was guilty of so-called fiscal dumping.
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SABC board justifies awarding contract to losing bidder
It emerged on Thursday that the board is being investigated by the Special Investigating Unit over the irregular awarding of a multi-million rand contract for security services.
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[LISTEN] Here's why the SIU is probing SABC interim board
The SIU said last week it had discovered irregularities in the awarding of the lucrative contract by the interim board.
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SIU probing SABC board over awarding of R183m security service contract
The board is embroiled in a dispute over the awarding of the contract for security services valued at more than R183 million.
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SIU considers going after former SABC execs as delinquent directors
Former SABC board members and top executives are now in the SIU’s sights for allegedly failing to act in the best interests of the public broadcaster.
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SIU sets aside SABC, Vision View's R50m contract
This is the latest SIU victory in an action stemming from a proclamation to investigate procurement irregularities and maladministration at the public broadcaster.
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We have nothing to hide - Ekurhuleni Municipality
President Cyril Ramaphosa has ordered the SIU unit to investigate alleged corruption in the awarding of tenders.
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Heads will roll once SIU concludes Water Dept tenders probe
The department is broke and has asked Parliament to adjust it's 2018/2019 budget so it can meet its targets for this financial year.
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Ramaphosa authorises SIU probe into Water Dept, 2 municipalities
President Cyril Ramaphosa has authorised the SIU to investigate suspected wrongdoing by public servants and persons or entities in the private sector in the awarding of tenders or contracts.
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Masutha: Ministers complained about Office of the State Attorney affairs
Justice Minister Michael Masutha confirmed on Tuesday that President Cyril Ramaphosa signed off a proclamation in July to investigate the Office of the State Attorney.
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‘Govt could recover close to R1bn from leases with private landlords’
Those rentals include so-called ghost leases where renting contracts continue after their terms have expired.
