Gupta-Related Developments in the Spotlight in London
- Publisher:
- SABC
- Publication Date:
- 19 January 2018
- Tags:
- South Africa, Corruption, Legal and Judicial Affairs
The Gupta-related developments in South Africa will be watched closely around the world particularly in London where a number of businesses have been accused of aiding or enabling state capture. Veteran anti-apartheid activist, Lord Peter Hain who sits in the UK parliament has been making accusations against a number of companies. Catherine Drew has a round up from London.
South African Authorities Move Against Gupta-Linked Companies
- Gupta-Linked Companies Feel the Pinch as Unit Targets Assets
- Anti-Corruption Unit Hopes to Seize $4 Billion in 'State Capture' Cases
- Cosatu Welcomes the Freezing of the Assets of the Gupta Linked Companies Mckinsey and Trillian
- VIDEO: Prosecuting Authority Acting Against State Capture-Linked Companies
- Gupta-Linked Companies' Assets to be Frozen by Order of High Court
- Opposition Welcomes Prosecuting Authority's Action Against Guptas
Ex South African Ombud Welcomes 'Late' Zuma State Capture Probe
- State Capture Commission May Only Probe Zuptas - Ex Public Protector
- Subcommittee to Discuss Procedures Related to Impeachment of President
- VIDEO: Thuli Madonsela on Zuma's Commission of Inquiry into State Capture
- President Appoints Commission to Probe State Capture Claims
- President Jacob Zuma On Establishment of the Commission of Inquiry Into State of Capture
- State Capture Inquiry - Zuma Under Pressure, Announces Commission Headed By Deputy Chief Justice Zondo
- ANC's 106th - As Tectonic Plates Are Shifting, Zuma Pulls State Capture Commission Move
- Zuma Statement Shows Power Has Shifted in ANC
- Commission of Inquiry Into State Capture Must Get to Work Without Delay
- It's Not a Matter of If, but When Zuma Goes - NEC Sources
- Calls for Zuma to Step Down Threaten Unity Agenda - Veterans
- Removing Zuma? Crucially Important, but Not Easy, or Simple
