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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.
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[WATCH] Crucial moments in Jooste's parliamentary questions
Markus Jooste answered questions from a joint sitting of the finance and other committees on Wednesday morning.
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Jooste: When I left Steinhoff, I wasn’t aware of any accounting irregularities
Former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste insists he had no knowledge of any accounting irregularities and says he doesn't blame anyone for what happened at the company.
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[LIVE BLOG] Jooste: My Steinhoff shares were worth R3bn before collapse
Former Steinhoff boss Markus Jooste makes his first public appearance in months as he appears in Parliament.
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[WATCH LIVE] Former Steinhoff boss Markus Jooste in Parliament
Markus Jooste is set to answer questions from a joint sitting of the finance and other committees on Wednesday morning.
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Ben la Grange believes Steinhoff was inflating its profits for years
The former Steinhoff chief financial officer says he only became aware of the fraud at the company on the weekend of 2 December 2017.
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MPs unhappy with answers given by Steinhoff chairperson
Heather Sonn has been updating members of four parliamentary committees on the status of the group, including its efforts to stabilise its debt and retain its JSE listing.
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Former Steinhoff CFO: I didn't deliberately do anything wrong
Former Steinhoff CFO Ben la Grange says that he's deeply saddened by the money that was lost in the company scandal that saw a 95% dive in share prices.
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Ex-Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste to appear in Parly next week
It will be the first time that Jooste publicly speaks out about what happened at Steinhoff since his abrupt resignation in December 2017.
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Ex-Steinhoff CFO Ben La Grange to appear in Parly on Wednesday
Parliament’s spokesman Moloto Motapho confirmed earlier on Monday that lawyers acting for both Markus Jooste and La Grange had confirmed receipt of the subpoenas.
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Parliament hopeful former Steinhoff CEO, CFO will testify
National Assembly Speaker Baleka Mbete on Tuesday night gave the go-ahead for the two men to be summoned to appear before the Standing Committee on Finance.
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Steinhoff: Jooste, La Grange to be summonsed to appear in Parly
Parliament’s Standing Committee on Finance wants Jooste and La Grange to answer questions about gaps in the financial regulatory framework that might have caused the Steinhoff debacle.
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[LISTEN] Author reveals details of research on Steinhoff scandal
The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviewed James-Brent Styan, author of 'Steinhoff: Inside SA’s Biggest Corporate Crash'.
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Outa urges Sars to prosecute tax evaders
Outa's Wayne Duvenage says South Africans have called for their intervention following reports of billions that have been lost to tax evasion.
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[LISTEN] How did Markus Jooste fool Steinhoff investors?
Talk Radio 702’s Bruce Whitfield spoke to RECM chairperson Piet Viljoen about his online piece analysing the former Steinhoff CEO’s character.
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Rob Rose to unpack Steinhoff scandal in new book
The 'Financial Mail' editor has already interviewed key players in Germany, the Netherlands and South Africa ahead of the publishing of 'Steinheist: Inside SA's Biggest Corporate Fraud'.
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Despite R59bn claim, Christo Wiese says he wants Steinhoff to survive
Former Steinhoff chairperson Christo Wiese says the investigation must continue into former CEO Markus Jooste, also to find out exactly who else was involved in possible criminal activities.
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Steinhoff’s former CEO Jooste gets creditor reprieve
The out-of-court settlement comes after lenders Investec, ABSA and financial group Sanlam had turned to the Cape High Court to liquidate one of the entities that hold Markus Jooste’s wealth.
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PwC probe into Steinhoff found pattern of overstatement of income, asset values
The embattled global retailer’s annual general meeting is underway in Amsterdam in the Netherlands, with proceedings being live-streamed to the Cape Town International Convention Centre.
