Prosecuting Authority Acting Against State Capture-Linked Companies
- Publisher:
- SABC
- Publication Date:
- 16 January 2018
- Tags:
- South Africa, Corruption, Governance, Legal and Judicial Affairs
The National Prosecuting Authority, NPA, has confirmed that its Asset Forfeiture Unit will preserve economic resources belonging to Trillian and McKinsey as it takes action against the two companies alleged links to state capture. This will be the first time the state has taken action since the allegations of state capture came into the public domain. The NPA was invited to Morning Live, but responded that they cannot comment before the preservation order is served today. Joining us in studio is Sikonathi Mantshantsha, he is both an analyst and the Deputy Editor of the Financial Mail.
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