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Dudu Myeni
UNDICTATED: Dudu Myeni – Why SAA’s corrupt Wrecking Ball is heading for jail
In this episode of UNDICTATED BizNews editor Alec Hogg sits down with Wayne Duvenage to discuss the arrest and legal troubles of Dudu Myeni.
Myeni and Mathenjwa arrested for corruption and fraud
Former SAA Board Chairperson Dudu Myeni was arrested, taken to court and bailed today. The same fate befell former Sondolo IT Director Trevor Mathenjwa.
‘Prison awaits you!’ Forensics for Justice’s Paul O’Sullivan warns #DuduMyeni & co
Corruption busting investigator Paul O’Sullivan has released a statement addressed to Dudu Myeni, in which he warns ‘prison awaits you!’
Non-profit directors must be squeaky clean
If directors of non-profit companies are dishonest, South African courts will not hesitate to declare them delinquent.
Zondo Report: Bosasa’s bribes – who got what
The Zondo Report finds Bosasa engaged in industrial-scale corruption, paying hordes of government and ANC heavyweights tens of millions in cash bribes over 16 years to keep the tenders flowing. Here’s who got what.
Dudu-created dodo gets wings – official SAA report
Back in the skies with a skeletal staff, SAA’s rehabilitation – after a decade of mismanagement and financial frolics – has begun.
Buying contracts – Bosasa got there first: Financial Times
Zuma breached the Constitution as he facilitated deals for Bosasa, a now-defunct supplier that had close links to the ruling ANC over several years.
Fed up SAs speak: supporting Paul O’Sullivan on the Al Capone approach
Miscreants of corruption go through years of courtroom treacle before compensation. What South Africa needs is quick justice, as O’Sullivan put it.
Paul O’Sullivan on Zondo: Time for the Al Capone approach – here’s how NPA can quickly put Myeni and Co behind bars
Ace forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan takes a hard look at the first volume of the report by the Zondo Commission, offering a “so far, so good” verdict.