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NPA strikes forfeiture deal to end Gupta-linked Optimum Coal wars - Vimarsana News

NPA strikes forfeiture deal to end Gupta-linked Optimum Coal wars

A cash settlement with former Gupta business associate’s Templar Capital and Liberty Coal has the backing of creditors, labour and business rescuers. A cash settlement with former Gupta business associates Templar Capital and Liberty Coal has the backing of creditors, labour and business rescue...

IDC agrees to R366m payback offer from Guptas - Vimarsana News

IDC agrees to R366m payback offer from Guptas

The Industrial Development Corporation has signed off on a payment from an unfamiliar third party, and is banking on court order for guarantees against losses it may suffer should law enforcement try to seize the money once it lands.

Exclusive: Industrial Development Corporation's Gupta-deal poser - Vimarsana News

Exclusive: Industrial Development Corporation's Gupta-deal poser

Suspicion over source of funds causes the IDC to dig in its heels over R300-million payment offer from Oakbay Resources, even though lawyers are adamant the cash is kosher and not the proceeds of crime.

Down the Gupta rabbit hole: What became of the family's 'economic investments' in SA? - Vimarsana News

Down the Gupta rabbit hole: What became of the family's 'economic investments' in SA?

The Gupta brothers claim to have invested R10 billion in South Africa's economy. Where is it now?

Floyd Shivambu: Here's why Zuma fired Nene, deployed Des van Rooyen - Vimarsana News

Floyd Shivambu: Here's why Zuma fired Nene, deployed Des van Rooyen

Floyd Shivambu exposes why SA’s deeply compromised President Jacob Zuma acted the way he did – directly costing the country billions of rand.