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Atul Gupta's demand for SA passport not proper - Motsoaledi
Speaking at a media briefing in Pretoria on Wednesday, Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said that the department remained firm in its decision to deny the...
The US has imposed sanctions on the Gupta brothers Ajay, Atul and Rajesh and their associate businessman Salim Essa who have been accused of widespread corruption.
Justice Minister Ronald Lamola's spokesperson Chrispin Phiri said that the sanctions were the result of collaborative action between South Africa and the United States.
In its report, the committee states that it has uncovered substantial and compelling evidence that a number of corporate entities amassed substantial illicit private gains from Eskom.
Herman Mashaba has announced that he will be approaching the Equality Court with allegations of corruption and alleged racial slurs against black South Africans made by Gupta brothers, Atul and Ajay.
The mayor says he will be approaching the Equality Court with allegations of corruption and alleged racial slurs against black South Africans made by Atul and Ajay Gupta.
On Monday, McKinsey apologised to South Africa for its role in state capture, saying it was slow to admit wrong doing.
Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba's also moved to clarify how that it is possible to have more than one active passport.
Parliament will now be enlisting the help of law enforcement agencies to track them down.
The Gupta family were to explain how they amassed several properties.
The Export Development Canada further claimed it is concerned the Guptas may use the aircraft to escape justice or for some other unlawful means.
The 'Sunday Times' reported that Gigaba has spoken to President Cyril Ramaphosa about revoking his residency following his blunder at a media conference last week.
The High Court in Bloemfontein has ruled in favour of Atul Gupta and that the R10 million in his personal bank account has been unfrozen.
The Bloemfontein High Court is ruling on the preservation order matter between controversial businessman Atul Gupta and the Bank of Baroda.
Malusi Gigaba did an about turn on Wednesday after saying that Atul Gupta was not a South African citizen at a briefing just the day before.
Home Affairs has recorded a total of 62 people in the country with the surname Gupta. They say 39 are not citizens and 10 were born in this country.
There’s been a great deal of confusion about which members of the Gupta family have been naturalised.
Home Affairs Director-General Mkuseli Apleni says the issue regarding the Gupta’s naturalisation process discussed in Parliament only dealt with Ajay Gupta.
Minister Malusi Gigaba said on Tuesday that fugitive Ajay and his brother Atul Gupta were not South African.