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What did this former Sars official know about Big Tobacco’s dodgy dealings?

Article Johann Van & Loggerenberg 1 - 13 Sep 2019

State capture was a godsend for tobacco dealers, writes former Sars official Johann van Loggerenberg in his latest book

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Big legal battles for prominent SA officials scheduled for June

Article Gemma Ritchie - 22 May 2018

Zuma, Moyane, Molefe, Abrahams, and the ‘rogue unit’ cases will be heard in June

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SARS ‘rogue unit’ officials to appear in court, after withdrawing urgent application

Article Alex Mitchley - 4 Apr 2018

The three are expected to appear in the Pretoria Regional Court on April 9

‘Rogue Unit’ makes an agreement with NPA, drops application

Article Agency - 4 Apr 2018

SARS 'rogue unit' execs' urgent application dropped following agreement with NPA

‘There are no investigations against Gordhan’ – Hawks

Article Lizeka Tandwa - 20 Mar 2018

Following the charging of Pillay, Janse van Rensburg and Van Loggerenberg, concerns have been raised that the next target of the NPA will be Gordhan.

The SARS 3 fight back

Article Athandiwe Saba - 12 Mar 2018

The three have been investigated for years by the Hawks for an alleged role in spying activities during their time at the revenue service.

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Ex-SARS ‘rogue unit’ execs want summonses withdrawn

Article Staff Reporter - 10 Mar 2018

The three have requested that the NPA withdraw the summonses against them

Pravin Gordhan should face the music, says ANC’s Jessie Duarte

Article Govan Whittles - 29 Aug 2016

The ANC deputy secretary general has described Gordhan’s refusal to report to the Hawks as part of an international campaign against South Africa.

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Sars, Krejcir and the destruction of state capacity

Article Staff Reporter - 1 Apr 2016

Researcher Simone Haysom delves behind the spin to trace the crucial role played by the Sars investigative unit in just one case - Radovan Krejcir.

‘Rogue’ Sars unit spied for Zuma

Article Sam Sole Author & Sam Sole - 14 May 2015

A new twist in the ongoing saga of spy vs spy in the South African Revenue Service can now be revealed.

Sars official brought down by an affair gone wrong

Article Chantelle Benjamin 1 - 4 Feb 2015

Johann van Loggerenberg has resigned from Sars, allegedly after a lawyer made a number of claims against him in a complaint to the revenue service.

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