An inquiry into KPMG SA and the work it did for the Gupta family has been postponed until further notice. The hearings of the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (Saica) were due to begin on Monday. The Ntsebeza Inquiry‚ led by Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza‚ is probing the work KPMG SA did for the Gupta family and its role in the South African Revenue Service report on the "rogue unit". The Gupta family has been central to allegations of state capture. KPMG SA’s work for the Gupta family led to the departure of nine senior executives. MMMG Attorneys‚ secretariat to the inquiry‚ said in a statement on Saturday that the inquiry was still reviewing evidence presented. MMMG Attorneys said there were numerous requests for extensions. "The panel exercised its prerogative to allow these extensions as they were deemed both necessary and feasible. In addition‚ the advent of the festive period also necessitated further delays due to the unavailability of both the panelists and those m...
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