Markus jooste
PIC says it needs the PwC report on Steinhoff to act against directors
The state-run asset manager has told Parliament it will file court papers “soon” in a bid to compel Steinhoff to hand over the report. Steinhoff commissioned...
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PIC takes legal steps to force Steinhoff to handover PwC report
Parliament’s Standing Committee on Finance has been told that the PIC believes the report is critical for it to pursue directors fingered in the scandal.
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Maimane explains why it took DA a few months to return Steinhoff donor car
Democratic Alliance leader Mmusi Maimane explains why it took months to return a donor vehicle from Steinhoff in the wake of the company's accounting scandal.
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Maimane: I never demanded the use of Steinhoff donor vehicle
DA leader Mmusi Maimane talks about the furore surrounding his use of a vehicle donated to the party by Steinhoff's former CEO Markus Jooste.
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Maimane ready to fight for political life, DA values
Mmusi Maimane believes some DA leaders are at odds with him because of the ideals he has pushed for in the party.
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Maimane: Attacks on my integrity by some who want to reclaim old DA
Mmusi Maimane said some leaders in the DA were trying to plant false information about him to attack his integrity.
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Waters: DA FedEx 'not made aware' of Maimane car donated by Markus Jooste
According to the ‘Rapport’, DA leader Mmusi Maimane drove a car that was rented and paid for by Markus Jooste ahead of the 2016 local government elections.
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DA's Waters: Maimane must explain car, housing allegations
Party leader Mmusi Maimane has been accused of driving a rental vehicle sponsored by disgraced businessperson Markus Jooste and paid for by Steinhoff ahead of the 2016 elections.
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Maimane responds to reports about car 'donated' by Markus Jooste
Maimane has been accused of driving a vehicle gifted by disgraced businessman Markus Jooste.
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Steinhoff seeks to recoup payments paid to former CEO
The retailer’s CEO in March told lawmakers that Jooste, la Grange, along with six other people, were identified by an investigation as players in inflating Steinhoff profits and asset values over several years.
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Ben la Grange cooperates with authorities on investigations into Steinhoff
La Grange was suspended last August but remains on the Steinhoff payroll as a consultant.
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Markus Jooste must be prosecuted for role in Steinhoff scandal, say MPs
Members of Parliament want Jooste prosecuted for his role in the country’s biggest corporate scandal to date and for him and his associates to be jailed as soon as possible.
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Steinhoff: Implicated executives will be held accountable
Steinhoff was on Tuesday forced by four parliamentary committees to reveal the names of its former executives, including disgraced former CEO Markus Jooste and four other men outside Steinhoff, implicated by PwC’s forensic investigation into the scandal.
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Steinhoff bosses forced by MPs to reveal names of execs implicated in PwC report
Disgraced former CEO Markus Jooste’s name is among them, along with former chief financial officer Ben la Grange and former executives Dirk Schreiber and Stehan Grobler.
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Saftu calls on NPA to prosecute former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste
Saftu has joined calls for the prosecution of former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste after the Government Employees Pension Fund had to write off massive investments as a result of the collapse of Steinhoff’s share price last year.
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Steinhoff appoints Louis du Preez as new permanent CEO, shares soar
Du Preez will replace acting CEO Danie van der Merwe who will step down at the end of December.
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[LISTEN] 'History of dodgy business dealings by Steinhoff'
Talk Radio 702 host Eusebius McKaiser speaks to financial journalist Warren Thompson who explains the long history of dodgy business dealings at Steinhoff.
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MPs order Hawks, NPA to speed up Steinhoff probe
Committee chairperson Yunus Carrim on Wednesday told former CEO Markus Jooste he was portraying himself as the 'Mother Theresa' of Steinhoff.
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Losing money had no role in decision to leave Steinhoff after 29 years - Jooste
Markus Jooste says his departure had nothing to do with the R3 billion his family trust’s investment company, Mayfair, lost when Steinhoff’s share price crashed.
