MultiChoice, ANN7 Deal Must be Investigated - Kubayi

Publisher:: SABC
Publication Date:: 1 December 2017
Tags:: South Africa, Company News, Corruption, Legal and Judicial Affairs, Press and Media

Communications minister Mmamoloko Kubayi says allegations of corruption in the deal between Multichoice and ANN7 must be investigated. This follows the leaked Gupta emails which revealed that multichoice paid ANN7 an extra 25 million rand. The DA has also called on Multichoice to publicly release the full contracts it entered into with Gupta owned TV station, ANN7, as well as the record of prior negotiations.

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MultiChoice, ANN7 Deal Must be Investigated - Kubayi

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