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Zwane: Gupta leaks a dark cloud hanging over SA
The minister has been linked to a dairy farm project in Vrede which apparently benefited the Guptas.
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Maimane: Bell Pottinger must account for damaging SA's image
The UK’s Public Relations and Communications Association is holding hearings into whether Bell Pottinger contravened its code of ethics.
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DA prepares to take on Bell Pottinger
The party is taking action against Bell Pottinger after leaked emails showed it tried to stir racial tension in South Africa in some work done for the Gupta-owned Oakbay.
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Outa: NPA must take state capture claims seriously
Outa says that the NPA would be remiss in its duties if it failed to properly probe the leaked Gupta emails simply because it believes they were stolen and cannot be admitted as evidence in court.
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Mcebisi Jonas: State capture has no holy cows
The former deputy Finance Minister says the leaking of emails from Gupta companies has brought a new dimension to revealing who is in charge of the country.
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Brown asks PA to resign in wake of #GuptaLeaks claims
According to the latest Gupta emails, Brown’s personal assistant, Kim Davids, has been instrumental in making key decisions, including the selection of new board appointments to state-owned enterprises.
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#GuptaLeaks: Brown's PA instrumental in key SOE appointments
AmaBhungane and Scorpio investigative units are reporting on how Brown's personal assistant, her partner and her Director-General have had links with the controversial family.
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'Those implicated in #GuptaLeaks must face consequences'
Zweli Mkhize says that the ANC, the state and all institutions of justice should be able to act on those where there is proof of criminal activity.
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#GuptaLeaks expose BLF leader's role in campaign against Gupta critic
Mngxitama has denied earlier reports that he and his BLF organisation are being funded by the Guptas but has stated publicly recently that he will now seek their financial support.
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Zuma: I do not own property in Dubai
In a written response to Parliament, the president affirms he has no property outside of SA and that he’s never asked anybody to buy property abroad on his behalf.
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Report: Matjila, Gupta associate swindled millions in Cosatu property deal
The details are revealed in an amaBhungane investigation published on Friday, which tracks the 2011 sale of Cosatu’s former headquarters and subsequent purchase of a new building.
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Opposition parties seek answers on Gupta spying claims
The UDM’s Bantu Holomisa says that the privacy and safety of political leaders have become a concern.
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Gigaba: Private sector should have greater ownership of struggling SOEs
Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba has spoken about the recent corruption allegations.
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[LISTEN] #SACPCongress: An overview of Ramaphosa’s address
ANC deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa has broken his silence about the ongoing Gupta-leak emails and all the revelations associated with that scandal.
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Zwelinzima Vavi: I will not vote ANC
Vavi says he can't vote for the governing party with Jacob Zuma at its helm.
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Maimane ‘to take action’ if Zuma refuses to suspend Abrahams
DA’s Mmusi Maimane wrote to President Zuma asking him to suspend NPA boss Shaun Abrahams, saying he’s refused to act against people named in the Gupta-leak emails.
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SACP: Govt must cut ties with Gupta-owned businesses
Blade Nzimande spent a great deal of time at the SACP’s 14th National Congress talking about the family’s influence on the ANC-led alliance.
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All the memes: Twitter burns Bell Pottinger over apology
Sorry is 'not good enough', Bell Pottinger.
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#GuptaLeaks: Working for the Guptas, where sexual harassment was part of the job
Working closely with the Gupta brothers on a daily basis came with perks for female employees: extensive international travel, for one, together with other ad-hoc gifts and rewards. But the downside was allegedly very dark indeed.
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Kgosana: I attended Gupta wedding at my own expense
Moses Kgosana resigned as a board member at Alexander Forbes after he was implicated in the so-called Gupta leaks.
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British PR association to probe Bell Pottinger following Gupta leaks
The Democratic Alliance (DA) has written to the association to lodge formal complaints against the PR company.
