Five important things Geoff Budlender found in his probe of Trillian Capital
Chairman Tokyo Sexwale has confirmed his intention to step down after the tabling of the report — which raises troubling questions about Eskom, Lynne Brown, Zuma and the Guptas
29 June 2017 - 15:33
Advocate Geoff Budlender on Thursday released his investigation report into allegations of state capture stemming from a whistleblower at Gupta-linked company‚ Trillian Capital Partners. The majority shareholder is close Gupta family ally Salim Essa‚ who owns 60% of Trillian. Trillian’s nonexecutive independent chairman, Tokyo Sexwale, briefed the media and confirmed his earlier intention to step down from the company as soon as Budlender tabled his report.
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