John Mulcahy is adamant: by facilitating industrial scale plunder by the Guptas, KPMG, McKinsey and SAP have disrespected their hosts and should be stripped of all right to conduct business in South Africa.
An apology is just not good enough, is the message spreading its way across South Africa, following KPMG SA’s senior executive clear out.
In this edition of the Old Firm, David Shapiro and Alec Hogg talk about KPMG’s growing problems – and what happens.
Whatever allegations critics may throw at former South African president FW de Klerk, on the global stage the Nobel Peace Prize winner remains a statesman of considerable stature.
Highly civilised economist Iraj Abedian is calling on all South African businesses to distance themselves from Gupta-captured auditing firm KPMG.
In episode Two of Team Talk, Bob Skinstad and Alec Hogg catch up on the latest sports and business news.
An article in the London Financial Times yesterday showed it is very much onto KPMG’s case.
The Save South Africa campaign calls on corporate South Africa to urgently review business relations with KPMG in light of ongoing revelations about the audit firm’s central role in facilitating state capture.
Scenario expert Jakkie Cilliers may be on the money in his book Fate of the Nation where he refers to South Africa as the Republic of No Consequences.
Chris Bateman offers us an excellent counter-balance to mainstream media assumptions of the way SA’s biggest population group reads recent developments.