Extradition of Ex-Mozambican Minister marks Southern Africa’s anti-corruption triumph
Nicole Fritz told BizNews that it was a significant moment in civil society’s effort to combat corruption in Southern Africa
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UAE Court denies South Africa’s plea to extradite Guptas
A court in the United Arab Emirates has denied SA’s plea to extradite the Gupta brothers – with their arrest warrant also being cancelled.
Guptas, supposedly in UAE custody, spotted in Switzerland – reports
Atul and Rajesh Gupta, wanted by South African authorities on charges of money laundering and fraud, were seen in Switzerland in late March.
Red notice gets Guptas fidgety – legalities unpacked
Just what does Interpol issuing a ‘red notice’ on the two Gupta brothers mean? Well, it’s the first step in getting them back to South Africa to face trial.
Flash Briefing: Is SA closer to bringing in Guptas? UAE extradition deal; green light for municipal elections; Zimbabwe
South Africa is a step closer to holding the Gupta brothers to account for corruption and state capture, with the UAE confirming it has ratified an extradition treaty with SA.
Graft accused former Mozambican finance minister drops bail bid
Former Mozambican Finance Minister Manuel Chang, whom the US has accused of accepting bribes in a $2bn debt scandal, abandoned his application for bail in South Africa as both his home nation and American authorities ask for his extradition.
Mozambique’s ex-finance minister fighting US extradition in SA
Manuel Chang will oppose extradition to the U.S. after he was arrested on charges related to a debt deal that led to a default in 2017.
Uncovering SA’s $10m FIFA bribe draws nearer, ex-VP turns state witness
Rather than languish in a Zurich jail, former Brazilian soccer official Jose Maria Marin took a chance on US justice and has turned state witness in the high-profile FIFA case.