CALL FOR JUDICIAL INQUIRY
Support integrity fund against state capture, says Shell boss
Bonang Mohale, chairman of Shell SA and deputy chairman of Business Leadership SA, has called on business to invest in an integrity fund that would support activities to put the country on a different path.Mohale made the call while presenting the chairman’s report at the Directors Event in Sandton on Friday. His appeal came amid mounting allegations about state capture involving President Jacob Zuma, his son Duduzane, the Gupta family and other prominent people.Mohale told business leaders the Constitution was under attack and SA’s democratic values and even the country’s sovereignty were at risk.He said it was now their core business to defend the Constitution and fight the scourge of state capture. Mohale said they would set up the integrity fund and ensure that it was operated transparently, but business would have to fund it, "because the people we are opposing have very deep pockets and they got it for nothing"."So rebuilding our state, particularly against a determined opposi...
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