Now the fund manager admits to paying part of the overblown fee to a dodgy lawyer.
The fund management firm central to the second leg of the PetroSA scandal has admitted to paying part of an overblown "success fee" to a dodgy lawyer.
Former Zambian envoy to Nigeria gives explosive testimony in court.
Switch made without a proper tender process.
A last-minute price hike and inflated lawyer’s fee raise crucial questions.
In about 2008, PetroSA appointed HSBC, a financial services institution, to advise the oil company on its efforts to expand into petrol retail.
Whistleblowers and investigations reveal how bosses and well-connected service providers allegedly conspired to loot from the national oil company.
When a national oil company buys acreage in another country, it is more affair of state than commercial deal.
Claims that key figures in the fuel saga are linked to the president’s relatives have been slammed.
Authorities are investigating the alleged looting of the parastatal oil company on an unprecedented scale.