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Kusile power station: R745 million corruption case postponed to August

Kusile power station: R745 million corruption case postponed to August
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Eskom R745 million Kusile corruption case moved to August

Eskom R745 million Kusile corruption case moved to August
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Wanted Russian oil official shielded from fraud charges by UK bought $40 million mansion in London before fleeing Moscow - reports

Andrey Votinov, the former vice president of energy giant Rosneft, allegedly bought a three-story mansion in London for £28.8 million ($40.8 million), shortly before fleeing Russia and escaping to live in the United Kingdom.

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Eskom Kusile corruption case postponed

The fraud and corruption case against two former Eskom executives and their three co-accused on Tuesday was postponed to 20 July 2021.

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Julian Assange faces Supreme Court to battle extradition

Julian Assange faces Supreme Court to battle extradition Julian Assange faces Supreme Court to battle extradition 1st Feb 2012 12:47pm | By Editor Wikileaks’ founder Julian Assange will learn his fate at the Supreme Court this week after battling extradition attempts to Sweden. Assange, a Queensland-born Australian, will appear in Britain’s highest court to learn the outcome of his appeal against extradition to Sweden, where is accused of rape, sexual molestation and coercion involving two women. Assange, 40, has been holed up for a year at supporter’s country pile in England, shackled on the right ankle with an electronic monitor. The legal action against him, since he was taken into custody in the UK in December 2010 under a controversial European Arrest Warrant (EAW), has generated widespread publicity.

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