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Activist UK lord stalks Guptas
ANC veterans asked him to get the UK to probe those involved with the family in state capture
Citizen power will save us
"We know the extent of the rot in the state and we know the nonstate actors who help the corrupted public officials and elected politicians."
The Guptas show no sign of heeding Gordhan’s advice to take the banks to court
But the finance minister did warn Oakbay that it should have nothing to hide if it goes that route.
Gupta firms, to be sold by December this year, could go for a song
There is some value in the controversial family’s businesses, but buyers may want a big discount.
Editorial: Bad precedents for plane politics
The problem is that we stumbled around for half a decade without addressing the structural problems that cause scandal to erupt every few months.
Gupta fugitive to pen tell-all book
Rajesh Sundaram intends to write a novel about his disastrous three-month stint at the Gupta family's ANN7 news channel.
Guptagate: Soldier takes rap for ‘following orders’
Lieutenant colonel to stand trial while official gets a slap on the wrist for Gupta plane drama
Waterkloof Gupta ‘scapegoat’ on warpath
Air force officer Lieutenant Colonel Christine Anderson's lawyers are set to lodge a complaint with public protector about "unfair treatment".
Gupta-linked farm milks Free State coffers
Up to half a billion tax rands are being poured into a Free State dairy farm whose links to the Gupta family appear to be increasingly clear.
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