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Ex-Transnet CEO Brian Molefe should be investigated wit... - Vimarsana News

Ex-Transnet CEO Brian Molefe should be investigated wit...

The report made it clear that State Capture started at Transnet with the 2009 resignation of Maria Ramos from her group CEO position ‘and the election of Mr Jacob Zuma as President of the Republic’.

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WRAP | 'Fabrications' and 'total collapse' of SOEs - everything you need to know about part 2 of state capture report - Vimarsana News

WRAP | 'Fabrications' and 'total collapse' of SOEs - everything you need to know about part 2 of state capture report

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Trillian whistleblower Mothepu says she feel vindicated by state capture report - Vimarsana News

Trillian whistleblower Mothepu says she feel vindicated by state capture report

During her testimony, Mothepu told the commission that her former boss and then CEO of Trillion Capital, Eric Wood, told her that former Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene would be fired because he did not agree with a proposal by Gupta-linked company Regiments Capital.

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Transform Global Economy: McKinsey says reaching net-ze... - Vimarsana News

Transform Global Economy: McKinsey says reaching net-ze...

How much would it cost to decarbonise human activity on the planet? How much would it cost to avert irreversible and dangerous climate change? McKinsey says $9.2-trillion annually – or roughly 10% of global economic output – between now and 2050.