NPA's first state capture case ends in acquittal
The Bloemfentein High Court dissmissed the National Prosecuting Authority’s first State Capture case to go on trial.
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The Bloemfentein High Court dissmissed the National Prosecuting Authority’s first State Capture case to go on trial.
The accused, who total 11, are facing charges of fraud, corruption, money laundering and contravening the Public Finance Management Act linked to Transnet’s now infamous procurement of 1,064 locomotives in 2015.
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They’re facing various graft charges linked to Transnet’s now infamous procurement of 1,064 locomotives in 2015 and, specifically, a tender to secure some R30 billion in funding for the project which went to a McKinsey-led consortium in 2012.