Former Steinhoff News Today

Former Steinhoff director Stephanus Grobler appeared in court on charges of racketeering, three counts of fraud worth R21 billion ($1.1b), manipulation of financial statements and failure to report fraudulent activities.

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Former Steinhoff director Stephanus Grobler has appeared in court on charges of

People commit financial crimes because they have the motivation, the opportunity and the ability to rationalise what they do.

His actions resulted in billions of rands lost by South African and European shareholders and the pension funds of ordinary South Africans.

Daily news update: Calls have been made for Speaker of the National Assembly, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, to resign from her position.

The FSCA says it is legally entitled to recover the R475 million penalty from the estate of Markus Jooste.

Jooste is now under increased scrutiny for his absence from the court proceedings, attracting more criticism.

A spokesperson for the Oldenburg regional court has confirmed to Eyewitness News that the arrest warrant for disgraced former Steinhoff boss, Markus Jooste, remains valid.

The Oldenburg court in Germany says it hasn’t yet worked out how to get former Steinhoff CEO, Markus Jooste, to stand trial abroad.