HEADLINES IN THIS ISSUE

• LISTEN | How companies can restore trust after the state capture report
• Bell Pottinger findings: ethics breached but 'white monopoly capital' not its creation
• Public Protector not amused by DA sharing provisional confidential report with public
• Food and drink giants setting their own ethical standards
• And more...

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• Hawks bust East London property investor for R74m fraud
• SA’s fraud blocker saves lenders R2.8bn in two years
• D-Day for ANC ‘rebel’ Derek Hanekom
• JRA whistle-blower paints damning picture of agency’s chairman
• And more...

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• Being a good business is also good for business
• Mashaba fires another official in corruption crackdown
• Fraud costs Metrobus millions
• Parliament misses Thuli Madonsela’s state of capture deadline
• And more...

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• Outa hails Eskom disclosure order
• NPA rejects reports on state capture probe as ‘misleading’
• Muthambi must be investigated by ethics committee for alleged gross misconduct‚ says DA
• Analysis: KPMG action over Gupta Inc links – too little, too late?
• And more...

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• Revenge will be swift, but we must do what is right, Makhosi Khoza tells her fellow ANC MPs
• The Guptas Claim They Were Victims Of Monopoly Capital, Deny All State Capture Allegations
• Joburg uncovers corruption worth up to R12-billion
• Failure to pay contractors perpetuating poverty – Nhleko
• And more...

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• Scopa raring to take action against corruption-riddled SOE culprits
• #FutureSA calls for 'National Day of No Confidence' in Zuma
• Police to probe allegations against Financial and Fiscal Commission
• NHBRC ‘suspends’ four executives
• And more...

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• Zuma must face disciplinary process for corruption allegations - Sisulu
• Foreign Corruption Laws Might Be The Final Nail In The Gupta Coffin
• South African Gupta firm denies wrongdoing in Eskom contract
• Gems worried about fraud and anti-selection
• And more...

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• Prasa gets tough after court rules on locomotives: Give back our R2.6bn
• #GuptaLeaks: SAP execs suspended as probe launched into Gupta kickbacks
• Hawks swoop in on Bay attorneys
• And more...

HEADLINES IN THIS ISSUE

• Mercantile Bank sued for R350m over fraud conspiracy claims
• Defence minister 'must explain' how Guptas got classified military information
• Zwane on Mining Charter: Business should stay out of governing
• And more...

The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) has granted a R400-million tender to a company under investigation by the Hawks for alleged payment irregularities involving an earlier R2-million Sassa contract.