Parliament’s legal adviser has found there was nothing untoward in the deal between the department of public enterprises and Takatso consortium, which is acquiring SAA.

Legal adviser Andile Tetyana categorically denied there was any corruption in the deal, though he acknowledged certain lapses in governance...

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