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ICM Files: Meet the company directors who helped the Gu... - Vimarsana News

ICM Files: Meet the company directors who helped the Gu...

This is the third in a series on Integrated Capital Management and its directors, who enabled and benefited from State Capture at Transnet.

ICM Files: Stanley Shane — The captured Transnet direct... - Vimarsana News

ICM Files: Stanley Shane — The captured Transnet direct...

At the height of Transnet corruption, a central figure played a critical role in helping the Guptas loot the state-owned ports and freight railway agency.

Follow the money: The directors who flushed Transnet's... - Vimarsana News

Follow the money: The directors who flushed Transnet's...

Transnet is struggling. The embattled freight railway and ports company — owned by the South African state — has faced corruption, setbacks and delays that have cost the public billions. But while some key figures have been criminally charged, others at the centre of Transnet’s capture and near...

T-Systems: German IT giant and State Capture profiteer - Vimarsana News

T-Systems: German IT giant and State Capture profiteer

German IT giant T-Systems scored one of the biggest Gupta-linked State Capture contracts in South Africa, with links to both Transnet and Eskom. Despite glaring evidence available in the public domain, the findings of the Zondo Commission and a fresh criminal investigation in Germany, South Afr...

German authorities launch probe into T-Systems over state capture deal - reports - Vimarsana News

German authorities launch probe into T-Systems over state capture deal - reports

German prosecutors are investigating the South African arm of IT company T-systems, a subsidiary of Deutsch Telekom, for possible wrongdoing in its dealings with Transnet, according to weekend reports in German media.

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