Paul O Sullivan's R4bn gift to SA - exposing corrupt Transnet deal linked to ConCourt judge

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In this fascinating interview, South Africa's ace crime fighter Paul OSullivan tells the story of how a call to the Forensics for Justice tip-off line resulted in the termination of a corrupt R4bn contract at Transnet, the country's rail and port utility. It also explains O'Sullivan's confidence that his country will overcome its challenges, helped by a SA equivalent of Brazil's Operation Car Wash. He explains how the corrupt network used a now well-exposed template, which in this case involved a major Italian construction group and with beneficiaries including the husband of one of South Africa's 11 Constitutional Court judges - the highest law making body in the land. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
10 Dec 2018 6AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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