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In February, business person Zunaid Moti found out that investigative reporters had actually accessed to dripped files from
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In February, business person Zunaid Moti found out that investigative reporters had actually accessed to dripped files from
The Moti Group is seemingly trying to shore up its reputation using paid articles, legal threats and conspiracy theories. When amaBhungane first approached businessman Zunaid Moti with detailed questions on April 11, his lawyers stalled. By this point, it was obvious that files from inside the Moti Group pertaining to his Zimbabwe business had leaked…
In response to the #MotiFiles, the Moti Group has gone on a public relations blitzkrieg, using paid articles, legal threats, and conspiracy theories to counteract the flow of damaging information.
When the controversial businessman was negotiating with the investment bank over his multibillion-rand debts, unbeknown to Investec, he had someone across the table who owed him.
Files expose that an Investec official got millions in secret loans from the Moti Group throughout make-or-break conversations