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Interpol has issued red notices for Atul and Rajesh Gupta – despite the brothers at the centre of the alleged state capture project claiming that the National Prosecuting Authority’s (NPA's) efforts to secure their arrests were politically motivated. Interpol has, however, refused to grant red notices against the pair’s wives, Arthi and Chetali.
Gupta Corruption Latest: Business associate in court for bail application Iqbal Sharma, and former Free State, Agriculture and Rural Development head, Peter Thabethe are among 15 accused in the Gupta corruption case. The Bloemfontein Magistrates’ Court is expected to hear the bail application of former Transnet Board member and Gupta family associate, Iqbal Sharma, and former Free State, Agriculture and Rural Development (FSDoARD) head, Peter Thabethe on Monday. Investigating Directorate Spokesperson Sindisiwe Seboka said that the fraud was in connection with a R25m feasibility study in...
This is The South African's Daily News Wrap for Friday 4 June 2021 - with all the latest news you really need to know. In our top story, Guptas and wives
South Africa seeks Interpol for Gupta's arrest WION 2 hours ago The National Prosecuting Authority of South Africa is seeking Interpol assistance with Gupta's arrest. Former Transnet Board member and business partner to Gupta associate Salim Essa, Iqbal Sharma, and three former senior Free State government officials appeared in the Bloemfontein Magistrate Court today on charges of procurement fraud involving R24million, paid by the Free State Department of Agriculture (FSDoA) to Nulane Investment 204 (PTY) LTD — a company owned and controlled by Sharma — the statement from the NPA sa...
The National Prosecuting Authority of South Africa is seeking Interpol assistance with Gupta's arrest. Former Transnet Board member and business partner to Gupta associate Salim Essa, Iqbal Sharma, and three former senior Free State government officials appeared in the Bloemfontein Magistrate Court today on charges of procurement fraud involving R24million, paid by the Free State Department of Agriculture (FSDoA) to Nulane Investment 204 (PTY) LTD — a company owned and controlled by Sharma — the statement from the NPA said.