Bain SA, whose public image has taken a big knock following its alleged role in the state capture project, has hit back at the government’s decision to ban it from tendering for public-sector contracts for 10 years.

The SA unit of the US-based global consultancy firm on Wednesday described the decision communicated by the National Treasury two weeks ago as “fundamentally flawed”, saying there was no evidence that it rigged the procurement process to win the SA Revenue Service (Sars) tender in 2015...

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