Little progress in Steinhoff police probes, MPs told
But Steinhoff chair Heather Sonn rejected that claim by the Hawks, saying the Hawks were in possession of a draft statement from Steinhoff
04 September 2019 - 14:14
Progress in bringing the culprits to book for the collapse of international retailer Steinhoff continues to grind slowly, with the Hawks blaming the company for failing to submit a detailed affidavit listing the alleged crimes committed as disclosed in the forensic report conducted by PwC.
But Steinhoff International chair Heather Sonn rejected this claim by the Hawks, saying they were in possession of a draft statement from Steinhoff. However, national head of the Hawks commercial crime unit Maj-Gen Alfred Khana insisted that draft reports were not helpful and what was needed was a final statement...
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