Germany Software Company, SAP to Investigate #GuptaLeaks
- Publisher:
- SABC
- Publication Date:
- 13 July 2017
- Tags:
- South Africa, Corruption, Governance, ICT and Telecom, Legal and Judicial Affairs
Multinational software company SAP says it is sending an executive board member based in Germany to South Africa to get to the bottom of the allegations involving the company in the GuptaLeaks The technology company says Adaire Fox-Martin will conduct a thorough investigation into allegations that the Gupta's had an agreement with the South African branch of SAP over Transnet. Fox-Martin has also put four senior managers in South Africa on administrative leave pending the outcome of a review of their actions.
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