PrimeSteak
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Yeah, I call you that cause you're pretty good with legal ****, going by your posts in the thread, so...Legal expert![]()
Yeah, you're myBB Chief Justice.
Yeah, I call you that cause you're pretty good with legal ****, going by your posts in the thread, so...Legal expert![]()
Oh ok, so a Zuma win then?It basically means that Jacob can attempt to prosecute Billy downer privately...
It does mean he will do so and then try claim that since such an event is underway that he can't be the prosecutor.
“The NPA agrees with the DPP that the charges laid against Adv Downer are baseless and cannot be sustained, hence her decision not to prosecute him,” Mhaga said.
Mhaga said Downer has the NPA’s full support and will continue to lead the prosecution team against Zuma and Thales.
“Mr Zuma has the right to pursue a private prosecution and due process should be followed. Adv Downer will of course defend himself in terms of the various legal remedies available to him. The NPA will support Adv Downer in defending himself against what we consider to be an abusive private prosecution,” Mhaga said.
Mhaga said as the NPA progresses with prosecutions of corruption and other serious economic crimes, particularly against the rich and the powerful, it expects that there will be attacks against NPA staff, in an attempt to evade justice.
“We will not be deterred by such attacks. Adv Downer remains focused in ensuring that the trial against Mr Zuma and Thales resumes on August 15 2022.”
Still a Minister for now, but at this rate he will make a very good cadre to be seconded to the position of Chief Justice in future, he is all the proof we need to show that cadre deployment isn't necessarily a bad thing.Yeah, I call you that cause you're pretty good with legal ****, going by your posts in the thread, so...
Yeah, you're myBB Chief Justice.![]()
Do provide a source when you get a chance, so the two are the only ones who are being prosecuted?R15 million was used to service the contract, the remainder of R172m was pure money pocketed. The officials involved got off literally scot free.
1 was found guilty of Lack of oversight. Got 3 months upaid (SCM Supervisor). 2 were dismissed (SCM Buyers). 3 resigned after they got suspended (Head of SCM, Supply Chain Operations Manager, and an SCM Buyer). The CFO's case is still underway (last time I checked)
It's was listed in the tweet.Do provide a source when you get a chance, so the two are the only ones who are being prosecuted?
Some developmentsStories known about years ago are coming up:
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DAYS OF ZONDO: Amigos Case: ‘Businessman Savoi allowed to fiddle with tender specs in multimillion rand deal’
The Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State Capture has heard evidence detailing how erstwhile KwaZulu-Natal health department head, Dr Busisiwe Nyembezi, colluded with Gaston Savoi – a controversial businessman whose dodgy dealings with the province’s public service officials came to be publicly...www.dailymaverick.co.za
Earlier testimony and legal wrangling:
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DAYS OF ZONDO: ‘Amigo case’: Testimony of how a R144m tender was irregularly awarded to Gaston Savoi
On the second day of his testimony, PricewaterhouseCoopers forensic auditor Trevor White detailed how businessman Gaston Savoi, alongside ANC top officials, benefited from an irregular R144m procurement deal which came to be known popularly as the ‘Amigos case’.www.dailymaverick.co.za
So Peggy survived. There was abuse of power in reviewing and withdrawing the case. And the initial witnesses were probably bought off or intimidated.Some developments
KZN’s former Treasury head Sipho Shabalala found guilty of corruption, money laundering and fraud
Former KwaZulu-Natal treasurer Sipho Shabalala has been found guilty of corruption, fraud, money laundering and contravening the Public Finance Management Act relating to his role in the 'amigos case' involving the award of a contract for the supply of water purification plants in return for...www-timeslive-co-za.cdn.ampproject.org
Some developments
KZN’s former Treasury head Sipho Shabalala found guilty of corruption, money laundering and fraud
Former KwaZulu-Natal treasurer Sipho Shabalala has been found guilty of corruption, fraud, money laundering and contravening the Public Finance Management Act relating to his role in the 'amigos case' involving the award of a contract for the supply of water purification plants in return for...www-timeslive-co-za.cdn.ampproject.org
Before his arrest, the Asset Forfeiture Unit seized Shabalala’s assets, including the farm, the hotel in Pietermaritzburg, a guest house and two restaurants, said to be worth more than R5m at the time. At one stage, however, it was reported Shabalala was “broke” and Absa Bank had foreclosed on the farm to sell it to recover about R6.5m owing on the bond.
They will never learn that you will always come out second best when doing corrupt things with politicians.So Peggy survived. There was abuse of power in reviewing and withdrawing the case. And the initial witnesses were probably bought off or intimidated.
Before his arrest, the Asset Forfeiture Unit seized Shabalala’s assets, including the farm, the hotel in Pietermaritzburg, a guest house and two restaurants, said to be worth more than R5m at the time. At one stage, however, it was reported Shabalala was “broke” and Absa Bank had foreclosed on the farm to sell it to recover about R6.5m owing on the bond.
Of late, John is getting very cheeky & brave since his visit to ukraine. Suggesting CJ Zondo is influenced by Cyril ?![]()
Ramaphosa didn't interfere with state capture report, claims Presidency | The Citizen
The Presidency released a statement after DA leader John Steenhuisen called on Zondo and Ramaphosa to come clean over their meeting.www.citizen.co.za
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LIVE | 'State capture was an assault on our democracy' says Ramaphosa at Zondo report handover | News24
Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has released the final part of his State Capture Inquiry report. Follow all the latest news, analysis and commentary here on News24.www.news24.com
COMMENT: I have no doubt that President Ramaphosa does not love the media after the few weeks he has had around Phala Phala, but it's really quite petty to thank journalists in a way that doesn't really amount to a thank you at all.
- Kyle Cowan
COMMENT: The enormity of this moment should not be underestimated.
Not many democratic governments in the world would open up the entire executive, state and government to this level of scrutiny by the country's finest legal and forensic minds.
When former president Zuma initiated the commission, he did not in his wildest dreams imagine the depth and breadth to which the Commission would go to unearth the plundering of the state he, his friends the Guptas and the ANC oversaw.
President Ramaphosa should be commended for supporting and assisting the work of the Commission, even though it may finally contribute substantially to the ANC he leads losing its majority to govern South Africa.
- Adriaan Basson