Uruguayan facing charges in SA is linked to contentious dealings in both countries
A Constitutional Court ruling means the Intaka fraud and corruption case involving Gaston Savoi and Fernando Praderi will finally go ahead.
The Constitutional Court has found that parts of an Act are not invalid after businessperson Gaston Savoi sought an order in the high court for this.
A legal challenge by Intaka Holdings owners, at the centre of a multimillion-rand corruption trial, could have huge ramifications for law enforcers.
Controversial KwaZulu-Natal legislature speaker Peggy Nkonyeni has been appointed as the province’s new education MEC.
Peggy Nkonyeni admitted to being put under pressure to tie up an Intaka deal to facilitate a donation to the ANC, says a health department employee.
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Zweli Mkhize has rejected the DA’s calls for him to explain why charges against two provincial ANC officials have been dropped.
Subcontractor ‘has documents’, but Trifecta denies renovations were paid by another project.
Investigations into the allegedly corrupt dealings of Intaka Holdings have moved to Limpopo, where the company also had contracts.
Kickbacks, colluders and strategically placed officials collectively explain Intaka’s success in winning tenders in the Northern Cape.
