‘Suspicious’ tech company EOH must pay back millions

22 Apr 2021

CEO of EOH Stephen van Coller testifies at State Capture Commission — Telling all: Last year, EOH — helmed by chief executive Stephen van Coller (above) — appeared before the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture and provided evidence of irregular money flows at EOH, which was unearthed by law firm ENSafrica. (Gallo Images/Papi Morake)

The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has found that a R250-million software procurement deal awarded to JSE-listed technology service company EOH was irregular.

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Sarah Smit

Sarah Smit is a general news reporter at the Mail & Guardian. She covers topics relating to labour, corruption and the law.

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