It branded itself as a cash-in-transit company but was instead used to allegedly launder money, including from the North West government and SA Express, into accounts linked to a former manager at the airline.

This is according to new evidence heard at the state capture commission when Kalandra Viljoen, a business person who owned and ran Asset Movement Financial Services (AMFS), testified on Monday...

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