Ramaphosa took a swipe at private sector corruption, which he said must be fought with “equal vigour because for every public sector employee willing to be bribed, there is a business person willing to pay a bribe”.
The unit can request preservation orders and the freezing of assets to prevent further losses to the state, an important step targeting perpetrators who often go out of their way to hide, move and dispose of proceeds of corruption, according to Ramaphosa. Last week the tribunal ordered two construction companies to return the profits they earned from R40m in contracts to erect the. Recently, it reviewed and set aside more than R100m worth of irregular and unlawful contracts arising from procurement related to Covid-19.
That's bull eish cos Gwede his chairman for example is refuting the state capture report and taking it on review then after will drag the trial forever while publicly claiming his being persecuted and that will place him well since being a victim is rewarding at Looting House
Fight government sector without mercy whilst you're at it!