South Africa in the news: Telkom suspends new work with KPMG pending probe: READ: KPMG only fed us bits and pieces of information, regulator tells MPs “The recent media reports surrounding KPMG South Africa and allegations around the conduct of some of its employees have been met with great concern,” the phone-services provider …: “South …
South Africa in the news: Transnet to probe graft allegations: Transnet operates nearly three-quarters of the entire African rail network, the bulk of which is in South Africa, but it has been looking to expand abroad. The Public Protector, a constitutionally-mandated corruption watchdog, also launched an …: “South Africa” – BingNews South African judge says …
South Africa in the news: South Africa’s Public Protector Launches Probe of Influence-Peddling in State-Owned Firms: JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – South Africa’s Public Protector has launched a new investigation into allegations of influence-peddling and unlawful enrichment by certain officials within three state-owned firms after thousands of emails relating to alleged fraud …: “South Africa” – BingNews …
South Africa in the news: Zuma denies blocking state capture probe – Independent Online: Zuma has challenged … Zuma Is Not Going Anywhere, For Now Huffington Post South Africa (blog) Zuma not opposed to inquiry into “state capture” News Ghana South Africa’s Zuma says not opposed to inquiry into corruption allegations Normangee Star: “South Africa” …
Probe into Barnett era prompts bizarre attack on Labor: Colin Barnett walked in to the first day of parliament on Tuesday telling the media to “leave him alone” but two days later was enthusiastically claiming he was “not finished yet”. Mr Barnett reminded parliament on Thursday he was WA's second longest-serving post-war premier and warned …
Goalkeeper’s midgame pie sparks gambling probe: It started as a hilarious highlight to an otherwise lackluster soccer match: Sutton United's “roly-poly goalie” Wayne Shaw caught snacking on a pie during the second half of the club's FA Cup match against Arsenal. But what began as a lark has ended with gambling investigations and the reported …
South Africa in the news: Global regulators could hit SA banks as rigging probe hots up: Depending on the severity of any such possible fines, the stability of South Africa’s banking system could be affected, said Momoniat. Three banks – Investec, Absa and Standard Bank – are implicated, and, due to their systemic importance, could …
South Africa in the news: FG opposes ex-arms probe panel member’s hypertension treatment in S’Africa: Mohammed’s lawyer, Mr. Hassan Liman (SAN), on February 14 (Wednesday), filed an application seeking the permission of the court to enable the defendant to travel to South Africa for treatment of hypertension and other ailments. But in opposing the …: …
South Africa in the news: ANC urges Gordhan, South Africa police to cooperate on probe: South Africa’s ruling African National Congress urged Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan to cooperate with a police investigation into allegations that he set up an illicit investigative unit when he headed the national tax agency, while criticizing the way …: “South …
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South Africa in the news: South Africa: NCR’s Probe Into African Bank’s Reckless Lending Is a Victory: We are pleased that the National Credit Regulator (NCR) has now acceded to the DA’s request to investigate African Bank’s “bad book” (now called RDS) for evidence of reckless lending, and will apply to have all loans that …
South Africa in the news: Public Protector wants resources to probe Gupta family: Speaking to journalists, Madonsela said she was looking at “specifically whether or not the government of South Africa and specifically the president unlawfully allowed the Gupta family to choose ministers and other occupants of high office.” “South Africa” – BingNews – UPDATE: …