Former Eskom employee sentenced to 10 years’ imprisonment over R1.8 million fraudulent invoice scheme

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Zuma, must be laughing he's ass off.

Cripple a country, steal Billions, turn the country in mafia state. FREE as a birdie.

Sometimes you have to wonder where is the Justice in the world or some like to believe there is a GOD that will punish you?

Irregular Contracts Under Zuma
According to the State Capture Commission report by Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, former President Jacob Zuma facilitated approximately R15 billion (specifically R14.7 billion) in irregular and dubious contracts at Eskom


Jacob Zuma has not been convicted of personally stealing a specific sum of money, but official inquiries and government estimates state that the systemic corruption—known as "state capture"—enabled by his administration cost South Africa between R57 billion and over R500 billion ($3 billion to $28 billion USD)
 
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Zuma, must be laughing he's ass off.

Cripple a country, steal Billions, turn the country in mafia state. FREE as a birdie.

Sometimes you have to wonder where is the Justice in the world or some like to believe there is a GOD that will punish you?

Irregular Contracts Under Zuma
According to the State Capture Commission report by Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, former President Jacob Zuma facilitated approximately R15 billion (specifically R14.7 billion) in irregular and dubious contracts at Eskom


Jacob Zuma has not been convicted of personally stealing a specific sum of money, but official inquiries and government estimates state that the systemic corruption—known as "state capture"—enabled by his administration cost South Africa between R57 billion and over R500 billion ($3 billion to $28 billion USD)
Don't forget he was personally named by the French in their investigation and subsequent court case, as were several other politicians and their families. or that the first thing the South African Commission of enquiry did was ban any reference to the French court case and findings.
 
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