THICK END OF THE WEDGE
PETER BRUCE: Transnet probe shows all is not lost in SA
Probe at Transnet doesn’t undo the damage but appetite in the government for arrests is progress
So, we’re all depressed. Cyril Ramaphosa is making a hash of everything. The rand is plummeting, house prices have slumped, unemployment is growing and there’s practically a stampede to leave the country. Zuma’s winning. I thought I’d shout a little cheer into the wailing and gnashing of teeth. Don’t leave. Stay and watch, for the righteous will have their revenge, I promise you. Behind the curtains there’s a lot of work going on to find the people who stole our country for the Guptas and arrest, charge and put them in prison. It’s very slow, I know. But look at how long that Van Breda boy got away with murdering his family when we all knew it was him who did it. The law is cumbersome, but allow me to introduce a document to you that calls itself the "Preliminary report on the investigation of allegations into irregularities in the procurement and award of the 1,064 locomotives tender by Transnet". It is the product of MNS Attorneys (Mncedisi Ndlovu & Sedumedi) and was published on ...
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