The scandal-tainted IT group EOH believes it has largely restored its reputation after being embroiled in state capture corruption and is again focusing on government contracts, aiming aims to double the revenue it derives  from them.

The company, named by the Zondo commission as one of the leading actors in state capture, began cleaning up its act in 2018 with the appointment of Stephen van Coller as CEO. Judge Raymond Zondo, now chief justice, praised EOH in his first report for the way it had co-operated with the commission. ..

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