Oakbay resources and energy
Court to order Bank of Baroda to keep operating in SA?
The Bank of Baroda told the High Court that it cannot be forced to continue to operate in the country for the sole benefit of a handful of companies.
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Oakbay faces legal action as IDC to claw back R293m
Economic Development Minister Ebrahim Patel revealed on Thursday that the IDC had cancelled its loan agreement with the Gupta company.
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Patel: IDC to use all legal means to recover R293m from Oakbay
Oakbay had until midnight to repay the IDC R293 million in outstanding capital and interest after the IDC cancelled its loan agreement with the Gupta company.
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IDC orders Oakbay to pay back R293m over share price manipulation
The IDC asserts that various misrepresentations and breaches of warranties were committed by the Oakbay Group.
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Sizwe Ntsaluba Gobodo: No regrets on having Oakbay as clients
It is becoming increasingly difficult for the Guptas to do business in South Africa as banks and auditors cut ties.
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Sizwe Ntsaluba Gobodo parts ways with Guptas' Oakbay Resources
The board says it took the decision after a thorough assessment of its relationship of 18 months with the company.
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Court ruling on Gupta firms' Baroda accounts to see 7,000 jobs lost?
The ruling on Thursday means the India-based bank can go ahead and close the companies’ accounts at the end of this month.
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British MP: Bell Pottinger’s conduct in SA dented UK's image
On Tuesday, Bell Pottinger was thrown out of a British industry body for running a campaign in support of South African President Jacob Zuma.
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Bell Pottinger exploring potential sale in wake of PRCA expulsion
Banking giant HSBC cut ties with Bell Pottinger and the PR agency's second-biggest shareholder walked away on Tuesday after it was thrown out of an industry body.
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UK’s House of Lords questions Bell Pottinger’s conduct
House of Lords member Peter Hain wants clarity on whether what the PRCA found constitutes a contravention of the UK's trade policies.
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[LISTEN] Karima Brown: Bell Pottinger’s propaganda borders on treason
Radio 702’s Xolani Gwala and political analyst Karima Brown discuss PRCA’s decision to expel Bell Pottinger from the organisation.
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Bell Pottinger responds to PRCA expulsion
Following a complaint lodged by the DA, the PRCA ruled Bell Pottinger exploited racial tensions in SA through some of its campaigns for Oakbay.
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Bell Pottinger stripped of PRCA membership
The PRCA slapped Bell Pottinger with the harshest possible penalty for a campaign commissioned by the Gupta-owned Oakbay Capital.
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DA wants strong sanction against Bell Pottinger
The British PR agency has been found to have behaved unethically by the United Kingdom’s Public Relations And Communications Association.
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DA confirms Bell Pottinger complaint upheld by PRCA
The party says this means the association has agreed that the public relations (PR) firm did indeed violate its professional charter.
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Bell Pottinger found to have breached PRCA code of ethics
The PRCA board will announce its final decision on the 4th of September.
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Questions raised over new Tegeta owner
Swiss company records reveal that Charles King SA was created in 2011 in order to manufacture and distribute the fashion brand Charles King Paris.
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Gupta-owned Oakbay confirms sale of Tegeta business
Earlier this week, the controversial family announced that it had sold ANN7 and The New Age to former government spokesperson Mzwanele Manyi for R450 million.
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DA welcomes Bell Pottinger apology but says complaints still stand
The DA’s Phumzile van Damme says the Public Relations and Communications Association has been in contact with the party.
