margin, it's all rand-based. made some utterances that there's a possibility of putting forward a dollar-denominated settlement and margin placement. when will that calm? -- when will that come? leila: we put forward three different exchange control reforms and all three were announced in the medium-term budget speech which we are very pleased, receiving a formal endorsement by the government. the dollar-based collateral, we are working with governmental policymakers to put in place mechanisms that can enable that. in addition to that, we are also looking at listing dollar-based companies, which would be a profoundly transformational step for the country and a very important growth mode for external finance and also to andease our presence ability and emerging market indices. -- in emerging market indices. annmarie: leila fourie, thank you so much for joining us. she's joining us as well as we enter the new economy forum. we will also be speaking with the south african president, cyril ramaphosa. that conversatio

rand paul the senator on the other side of this break. stay with us.u need flexibility- to work from anywhere. and manage from everywhere. advanced technology. with serious security. and reliable coverage, nationwide. forward-thinking enterprises, deserve forward-thinking solutions. and that's what we deliver. so bounce forward, with comcast business. >> joining me right now kentucky senator senate foreign relacingss homeland security governmentalal affairs committee member rand paul senator always a pleasure to see you let's get right into the news day of the i know new york city not town being a new yorker now, not to be focused on the local but the public schools here shutting down, clearly these left wing leaders are giving into the demands of the union what say you should we be concerned about this happening in other parts of the country. >>. >> -- data -- and -- [poor audio]. >> many -- absolutely children, one in a million offering -- put in school, un. >> i am sure government overreach keeps up at night the way that it keeps me up at night, i l

i wonder if rand paul feels the same way.he republican with us right now, senator, what do you think of some of these picks? would they pass mustard with you? >> we've had a democrat at the helm of the treasury for four years anyway so i'm not sure that will make much difference. with a standard whether or not you spend money like a drunken sailor, we are doing that anyway. i'm not sure yellen could be much worse. i would say with regard to foreign policy -- >> neil: steven mnuchin, you're not a fan of the leaders of the president? >> i see him trying to shovel money out the door and give away free money to people and that is not a conservative notion but a democrat and ocean. >> neil: with the blessing of the president, right? he didn't do anything the president didn't want him to do. >> that was directed specifically to him in negotiations with nancy pelosi. but i would say on foreign policy, i am very worried about there will be a shift and back to those who believe we should marrow to narrowly intervene abroad in a big wa

about 5 years ago, a multi 1000000 rand contract about 255000000 rand about $15.00 to $20000000.00 was granted parole was given out through a joint venture here in the free state province. and this sort of joint venture was meant to identify homes in this province that had as best as roofing. identify those homes, remove the reefing because it's dangerous for the people who live there. ultimately, nothing was done. approximately 10 percent of that money was spent on actually assessing the homes. no region had changed and in said, no hundreds of millions of rand was allegedly lead search. and according to testimony, given in what is a cap, an inquiry into what's been called state capture against south africa. all corruption. one of the testimonies given was that a smuggler surely could have benefited by about $1000000.00 in this particular case . he's also been linked to other corruption charges where he hasn't told corruption allegations rather, well he hasn't been charged with this is a high ranking politician who this isn't the 1st time that he's facing scandal and similar allegation

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>> you know, brian, rand paul has a medical doctorate and he should be ashamed.tripped of any ability to practice medicine. and he's not upholding the first tenant of being a physician, which is first do no harm. i don't know why he would say that. for your viewers, to correct misinformation, there's no evidence if you've been infected with covid-19 you're immune from infection for any period of time. you have a 25-year-old in nevada otherwise healthy within six weeks of his first infection got reinfected and had more severe symptoms the second time around. that is shameful on the part of rand paul. he has a platform. he's a physician. he should start acting like one. real quick on masks since i get a lot of viewer questions on this given our conversation last week. these are the things you don't want to do. neck gators of any type is not good enough. they're not thick enough. don't do that. get something else. these cloth masks i have here, the same type of fabric even though they're multilayers, they're two pieces of the same type of fabric adjusted to each oth

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gupta, how do you react to that comment from noted expert rand paul? >> rand paul has a medical draukeratdrau doctorate, and he should be ashamed and he should be stripped of certification holding medicine. there's no evidence if you've been infected with covid-19 and you have a 25-year-old from nevada got reinfected, had more severe symptoms the segd time around. so that is shameful on the part of senator rand paul. he has a platform. he's a physician. he should start acting like 1. if i may real quickly on masks, i get a lot of viewer questions on this. given our conversation last week, these are things you don't want to do. neck gators of any type, they're not good. they're not thick enough. so any neck gator you just put up over your nose or mouth, don't do that. get something else. these cloth masks i have here, the same type of fabric, they're like two pieces of the same type of fabric adjusted to each other, don't do that as well. this is what you want to look out for, hybrid cloth masks. so a high thread count piece of cotton, 600 count cotton

lawyer he served as a senior communications director and stuff legal counsel for republican senator rand paul he joins us now live brian so you had joe biden a little earlier i believe in his address he says the numbers tell a clear story what do you make of what he had to say while he said the numbers tell a story and that he thinks that he's going to win and he said stay calm and let this process play out i think what president trump is trying to do is is he's going to litigate this he does he thinks that he has a case in pennsylvania and michigan a couple of the other states and he's going to try and litigate it and see if he can get the case to the u.s. supreme court there was one case that has already made its way out dealing with pennsylvania and and the court is ass pennsylvania to keep the votes that came in after election day segregated segregated and counted separately and so maybe there is some merit to the president's claim because he's making 2 claims his 1st claim is that the observers have not had adequate access to see the counts and the 2nd is that any votes that have be

lawyer he served as senior communications director and staff legal counsel for republican senator rand paul he joins us from both the beth this is beth is maryland my apologies. thanks for your time it doesn't seem like the push to listen kate for the president is working as you said cases in michigan and georgia are being dismissed for lack of evidence how do you see this playing out. well it's still very early in the process so we're going to have to see how it plays out i mean the voting is still being counted right now so you have votes being counted in pennsylvania and that allegation in pennsylvania is 1st that the observers are not being allowed into some facilities but also when they are allowed in the not really being allowed to view the counting of the ballots so that's one aspect of it another one which is a significant one is the question of whether votes that come in after election day even though they were mailed before election day or don't have any evidence on the on the low whether they were mailed before or after whether they should be counted matt i assume that is go

sojourning out is kentucky senator rand paul.bout investigating potential voter fraud and he joins me now. so senator, good to have your tonight. i'm sure you heard the news at the top of the hour tonight about gsa beginning the process of the transition and michigan has certified their vote, philadelphia county has now certified their vote, but the president said there are still outstanding cases that they want to continue to pursue and you hear in this instance met this mathematician just really looking at this mail-in process, which in some aspects is very perplexing. >> you know, i think the first thing that we need to acknowledge is that this was an unprecedented election since normally 99% of people show up in person. we can kind of police that the right people showed up because you don't have the same people showing up again and again. they sign in, they show idea and it's pretty easy to validate their vote. but now we have an election were maybe a third to a half mailed in their ballots. this is never, ever happened in ou

in moments we will speak with rand paul, who has clashed with clashed with dr. fauci on the effectiveness of lockdowns and then later in the hour, kayleigh mcenany on the president's election battles in multiple states, we will get you caught up on that but we begin tonight with health and see services secretary alex azar. thank you for being here tonight. >> glad to be with you, thank for having me. >> martha: so what's your opinion on that suggestion from dr. osterholm that what we need in this obvious second surge is a six week total lockdown across the country to snuff it out? >> well, martha, i got a lot of respect for dr. osterholm but i do think we should be driven by science and data and the facts here and they simply do not support the notion of locking down the country, sheltering in place. you know, it's important the american people know the facts and the simple facts are that our colleges are not mechanisms for major spread of the disease. our kids in k-12 are not mechanisms of major -- we are not seeing those settings for major spreaders of the dis

republican senator rand paul had coronavirus offered this statement. >> we have 11 million people in had covid. we should tell them to celebrate. we should tell them to throw away mare mask, go to restaurants and live again because these people are immune but dr. fauci doesn't want to admit to any of that. he's like woe is me. sdplp wh sdp >> what is he not getting? >> he's not getting everything. i'll remind everybody that rand paul is the same medical genius who while waiting for his covid results to return decided it was a good idea to go for a swim in the senate pool. i put no credence in anything he said about anything to do with this virus. ask the long haulers who have survived covid but are still suffering. ask them if they should celebrate. that's really disturbing. >> at least 35 states have set record highs this month already. south dakota had a seven-day positivity rate at 58%. 19 states reported record high hospitalizations just yesterday. hospital icus are full. idaho governors talk about rationing care. we know hospitalization trends follow by deaths lag a few weeks be

billion rand bailout he agreed to. >> do we need airlines in the markets to operate? national, but they can be business enterprises that function. my view is that, look at british airways, look at airlines in , don't, look at airlines compare us to the emirates, which is funded by, you know, windfall profits from oil companies and so on. don't look at that. in south africa, the market is going to clear. thehat market clears with participation of airways, so be it. manus: i was asking the question of the president, i speak to you a year later, 484 billion. we have talked and talked and talked. minister, how and what exactly is the plan to deal with the debt? >> well, there are a number of debt. which are about the bondsof all, not all the are redeemable on the same date. some have long maturities, medium maturities and so on. don't look at the number and think that -- manus: 484 billion, minister. >> yes. it is spread out over a number of years. when a issue is, particular bond matures come what is going to be done to redeem it? most of the bonds actually are held by t

senator rand paul joins us right now, the kentucky senator, on what he makes of that possibility, the senate flip. what do you think senator? >> i think there's a real good chance that kentucky goes for trump and i think there's a good chance that mcconnell wins kentucky. i think north carolina and i will definitely go the way the president goes. it's the same way with iowa and i think it's now looking like he's ahead. but i think it's really impossible to make predictions since the polling has been so bad. i know for no one who has never taken a pole, i don't answer my phone to anyone who i don't know who's calling. i don't know how you do polling in this day and age, who takes a call from a random phone number? >> neil: it would be cool if they just stumbled upon you though. let me ask you. are you surprised -- and you are quite right with some of these battleground polls. the president's people, and that means within three or four points, that's a trump state because even to this day four years later, the polls and the pollsters have a tough time really just discerning and accounti

think a lot of the bad news is already baked in and we saw the banks posting you know 40000000000 rand hiring. jew numbers than then would normally have been the guys you know with but you know those are those accounting for core support looking so you look at consumers yeah we're consumers in trouble yes they're typically have it out and they're recovered yes i think the arson remaining areas of concern certainly we've saw we saw the lowest think of and ironically the highest think of individuals suffering more i mean that is quite natural like what we typically expect in a in economic downturn because that's where the job security is the lowest and at the high end people or you know more bearable and salaried and the business owners and the business the city have taken some strength when we look at business to notice that although business are numbers again are back to 2 good relabeled so so that's not you know that's not bad news at all on a on a go forward basis christoph where we're running very short on time so i could just ask you briefly i feel like we should mention the electi

senator rand paul are here to talk about the violent clashes that we saw in d.c. if it was a case of deja vu, don't blame them for having it. the georgia secretary of state press therapeutic they have to have all those hand counted ballots in late tonight. will they be able to achieve that amid some of the criticism that secretary of state is getting from republicans. they guy can't win. let's get a preview of coming attractions in georgia, what we can expect to hear from matt finn joining us in atlanta. >> any announcement, georgia secretary of state said the election process here is considered a gold standard nationwide. for days now, georgia secretary of state has been defending the election process here against all types of allegations online coming from the president. one of the big topics is signatures beauty georgia secretary of state says as a multistep process to verify someone's signature before they vote here in this state. also over days now, georgia secretary of state has been emphasizing that the elections are safe and secure. he said that's part of

then you get this tweet from rand paul, here's what rand paul said.our government said 1.1 million dead people stimulus checks and i wonder how many of those folks also voted absentee. where does this lead? >> those are all very important theoretical concerns. but elections don't get turned around on the basis of theoretical concerns. we all had a lot of theoretical concerns about male and ballots but the thing that changes results is that there has to bed evidence of fraud and impropriety. there's a lot of things being said that are legitimately raised people's hackles but on the other hand you weren't seeing that met with the hard evidence. >> bill: over the weekend and into saturday and sunday, these questions from republicans about software issues. they pointed to a county in northern michigan near traverse city, it was 2-1 joe biden then they flipped it around. what do you make of these claims about software issues russian mark is there merit to them? >> i spent a lot of time looking at that and the reports seem to be inconclusive at the moment a

much the narrative is that it's a grand forces attacked a military base and also in the us to take rand will surround mecca laid a regional capital and they say that's just simply unacceptable but i think the key point to understand here is that there is this communications blackout integrate and it's been very hard to verify and information and also there is a lone political build up to this conflict where there is a possibility on both sides to have taken measures to avoid apart the conflict that did occur we ended up with a situation where it reached one federal government school each other unlawful and that's what led to the conflict. and how close does this conflict bring ethiopia to a civil war when i think that depends on your definition of civil war again the federal government says is talking about this is a sort of you know so it's limited law enforcement operation simply to remove the t.p.a. left leadership the leadership of taking a region. but the problem of course is that regional leadership is in command of a powerful regional security apparatus animates of the federal mi

as the person behind iran's alleged covert nuclear weapons program to rand firmly denies wanting anything like it. so this situation is nowhere near. something in which the killer just points a gun at the victim and then shoots and kills here, it was much more complicated. like i said, because explosives were used and there were even reports that this could have been a suicide attack. and then gunfire followed the explosion. which left the vehicle with the scientists bullet marks. so this explains why the iranian defense ministry called this a terrorist attack from the very beginning, but all of that couldn't kill the man immediately he was taken to hospital where he died. so once again, here, we're talking about a prominent iranian nuclear scientists. he had a team of bodyguards trying to protect them, but that couldn't save his life though the world i think is waiting to see what to run is going to do. has to be any clue as to what the reaction, the initial reaction from tehran, senior officials? what have they been saying about this? who did this? what's going to happen? while the iran

>> you are not rand paul says when the democrats are in power the republicans of the conservative party when republicans are in power there is no conservative party because often times when it becomes inconvenient when people try to govern. frankly that is because a special interest there is a strong special interest presence nobody would reduce his spending they all increase spending because then they can all get into the risen to a big special interest against the forever wars because they create / fund opportunities for spending with little accountability. there's not a big special interest push to limit illegal immigration because benefits on - - democrats in the benefits with political power and big businesses view it as an opportunity to keep wages down for americans. a number of these issues is not republicans versus democrats bed the established and the universal party that they work to adhere to so the worst elements of washington to impoverish us with bad trade deals and spilled the blood over patriots without an understanding of a victory looks like and to fundamentally chang

washington and they received one vote and washington just wasn't having it with this election and rand paul received -- rand paul received a vote in texas as did john kasich and bernie sanders received one vote from an elector in hawaii. these people are called faithless electors as we'll talk about in a minute. how do they select? the process starts for any election year well before election day in which potential electors are nominated to stand on the ballot. this nomination's process of who will potentially be the 535 electors selected by each state is up to each state and typically, what most states do is allow the state party organizations to nominate the sufficient number of electors. so again if we're talking about utah, the state democratic party will nominate six people to stand on the ballot as the democratic electors and the state republican party will nominate six people to stand on the ballot as the republican electors. these are the people that you're actually voting for. who are these people typically? who gets nominated to be an electoral college elector. but for the co

it has ignored a government also nice interest of rand paul has comments from that. if you will, to his defense minister in a moment, also on the program, even of the country locked in conflicts, a new report shows, ethiopia is the only country in africa that's made progress in governance. over the last 10 years. we'll take you to the arena, of course in lagos, the local government wants to populated with more quotes in a bid to divert traffic from the city's current jested roads. hello, i'm christine wonder. it's good to have your company. if you o.p.'s prime minister may have, has said government troops are about to launch a final offensive into cry. it comes off the t.v. and their forces in the northern region missed a 3 day deadline to surrender on his facebook page. the roche, following the exploration off the state line, the final critical actual law enforcement will be done in the coming days. you spoke earlier to his defense minister, can they get data? we asked him why ethiopia was rejecting mediation office and also now when journalists or humanitarian aid

officials and clearly it must want some revenge on the cement astray ssion force who is operating from the rand has continued to attack the personal accounts of people associated with drowned president complain. so this is the main threat to us elections coming from abroad apparently the problem is closer to home as more than half of election related this information about the 2020 vote this year has been of domestic origin as we've conducted our unfortunate actions over the past several years at facebook about how these operations we see using these deceptive tactics are domestic in nature we're seeing that trend increase as time goes on yet both politicians and the media focus more on the other half hyping up theories about russian interference while young people on the conservative side of the u.s. political divide are trying to influence things their way apparently mimicking those very same russian interference tactics they're even using social media with facebook and twitter are forced to shut down accounts with allegedly misleading claims that's another one in favor of the republicans the

elections between 1906 to 2081 elections in total this includes well known cases in guatemala and the rand in the 19 $150.00 s. and in chile in nicaragua in the seventy's and eighty's. more recent campaigns up to the 2000 election in serbia where the united states openly funded a movement to defeat president slobodan milosevic approach in afghanistan where the u.s. failed to remove honeyed karzai from power as well as everything from simple funding to revolutions in places like ukraine kenya and lebanon the list goes on one of the most publicized examples of u.s. interference in recent years happened in venezuela the united states recognize the opposition leader one wide open as venezuela's interim president ignoring that country's 2018 election results in which president nicolas maduro was reelected even though some may be questioning just how democratic america's elections are many outsiders are insisting that the process must be allowed to run its course according to the laws of the united states at the same time they hope that the u.s. will give other nations the same respect for our t

that some of the shape of being separated off to be put with the rand from ancient greek to is proud of his lifestyle. and the way he does which farming, as i was probably the only state there that's really doing really well. you know what i mean? that's all and that's all in northern ireland we produce and off he said 1800000 of our population in northern ireland. we produce enough food to feed $10000000.00, so we're quite proud of our achievement of the food produced goes to britain or to the republic of ireland in the south. a system that's worked well. fiji is. but now britain is leaving the e.u. and so is not niland. sort of the province will have a special status and that complicates things. planning for the future is difficult . we're doing here in rome for next year. so he won't see the results of what he's doing today on till next oldest or september. so you know, 3 years before you sail the big snow at a very good best follow on for even a farm term. so we are concerned, but somebody said warriors are wasted emotion, or just get on basically it's not just the sheep you are

strain of all 1st welcome to the program always good to have you well we just heard major outlets have rand rounded on trump's coves as pfizer atlas for daring apparently to speak to r.t. in your opinion what's all the outrage about well i think this is played 1st of all as you professors got atlas knew what kind of media. our t.v. was and is and it was the only possibility for him to get almost half an hour air time to bring up facts about the corona pandemic which will not be disseminated by the american media so for him it was an important tool i guess to bring out some important facts that show that the pandemic is not as bad as depicted by the democrats who use the pandemic as their main and it seems almost only 2 to fight president trump in the ongoing election campaign if we look at what he said in the interview he called these lockdowns at the failure he says saying that actually we're killing people both psychologically by doing it what's your take on that and as you just said why do you think the mainstream media is shy about talking about this side of the argument. i think that s

all led those shares higher in south africa we're seeing another green arrow for the all shares the rand rallied going into friday on indications of that fight in possible victory in the us now to europe the cac and the dax how to a very good week despite the reintroduction of these coded lock downs across many places in europe the french a significant recovery since tumbling admit october amid weak earning results and renewed lockdown measures the cac is up almost $400.00 points for the week and the german dax is also up this week but we may soon see some levels of resistance now that germany has announced the imposition of month long national walked around but will continue to put pressure on the benchmark docks 30 as local authorities keep the door open to extend those current restrictions if breaks aren't successfully suppressed headed up to the u.k. the footsie is also up for the week and he brags that concerns don't.

that some of the sheeple being separated off to be put with the rand from a single pick to is proud of his lifestyle. and the way he does for which farm and as i was probably the only state there that's really doing really well. you know what i mean? that's all. and that's all in northern ireland leeper. yes. and off 3rd or 1800000 of our population in northern ireland. we produce enough food to feed 10000000, so we're quite proud of all of our achievement. much of the food produced, he goes to britain or to the republic of ireland in the south. a system that's worked well. fiji is. but now britain is leaving the e.u. and so is not niland, sort of the province will have a special status. and that complicates things. planning for the future is difficult with songs doing here or with us in rome for next year. so he won't see the results of what he's doing today until next oberst or september. so you know, it's 3 years before you sell the beef. it's not a very good best national model there follow on for even a farmer, not the decision to take a long term. so we are concerned, but as it g

much the narrative is that it's a grand forces attacked a military base and also in the us to take rand will surround mecca laid a regional capital and they say that's just simply unacceptable and i think the key point to understand here is that there is this communications knockout integrate and it's been very hard to verify and information and also there is a lone political build up to this conflict where there is a possibility on both sides to have taken measures to avoid apart the conflict that did occur we ended up in a situation where it reached one federal government schools each other unlawful and that's what led to the conflict. and how close does this conflict bring ethiopia to a civil war when i think that depends on your definition of civil war again the federal government this is talking about this is a sort of you know so it's limited law enforcement operation simply to remove the t.p.a. left leadership the leadership of taking a region. but the problem of course is that regional leadership is in command of a powerful regional security apparatus animates of the federal mil

chinese telecom giant huawei is reportedly selling its budget by rand smartphone unit honors sources familiar with the matter. told reuters the unit will be sold to the shenzhen government, digital china, and others. the $15000000000.00. all cash sale will include almost all assets, including brand, brand research and development capabilities, and supply chain management. now this comes as u.s. restrictions against weiwei have forced the company to focus on high end handsets and corporate oriented business. main under distributor digital china group will hold nearly a 15 percent stake of honor terminal, which was incorporated in april and is currently fully owned by while away. digital china shares hit their maximum upper trading limit of 10 percent on the news. the sources said an announcement could come as soon as sunday. and meanwhile, china has launched the 1st experiment of 6 g. satellite in a plan to roll out the next generation of ultra fast network technology in 10 years r t s. john hardy has more the university of electronics science and technology of china, along with the c

thank you, rand. thank you for all in a year that has been just about constant bad news. there are very few areas where we actually get quite a bit of good news. it's hard to find any area of the economy that has had a better year. then bit coy, the world's largest crypto currency has climbed to over $800000.00 and appears to be headed back to its all time high of $20000.00 us with the time to jump right into it. joining us now to discuss our boom bust co-host, ben swann, and christiane, who are both. i might add excellent crypto analysts as well. kristie. i want to start with you here. why is because we've had such a great year and will it continue to climb? when we see it has been absolutely incredible from a we're not censored and there are many crashes. and as you talk about this well run, it's come will be different in the balance back in 78 because time is primarily institutional farai. creating the bedrock that we really didn't have before. so we had a range of wall street investment firms that started to seem like that, you know, the 3 graces, you know, in reston,

despite the country's record high unemployment rate of 30.8 percent in the 3rd quarter of this year, the rand remained mostly flat on the week. now let's go ahead and head over to europe and the americas and see where western markets, how they shook out in london, the footsie. it is up this week after seeing its highest level since june on positive vaccine news. the index slipped on friday, overcoat, 19 infections. energy and bank stocks saw the biggest declines to close out the week. the german dax and french cac. well, they're just following similar trends in the green, but did slightly on friday. the pan european stock $600.00 closed flat on friday, but was actually up nearly 3.5 percent for the week. in brazil, we're going to see another green arrow for that. on friday and central bank survey showed positive economic activity in september for a 5th straight month pointing to a solid economic recovery in the 3rd quarter. moving to mexico, the b.m.v. . it's also up on the week after seeing record highs. it hadn't seen since march at the onset of the pandemic on thursday, the index shed 1.3

all led those shares higher in south africa we're seeing another green arrow for the all shares the rand rally going into friday on indications of that fight in possible victory in the us now to europe the cac and the dax how to a very good week despite the reintroduction of these coated lock downs across many play. does in europe the french a significant recovery since stumbling admit october amid weak earning results and renewed lockdown measures the cac is up almost $400.00 points for the week and the german dax is also up this week but we may soon see some levels of resistance now that germany has announced the imposition of month long national walked around but will continue to put pressure on the benchmark darks 30 as local authorities keep the door open to extend those current restrictions if breaks aren't successfully suppressed headed up to the u.k. the footsie is also up for the week and he brags that concerns don't seem to be slowing down the upward climb as a footsie has been up every single day this week ending the week about 400 points up from where it started jumping over

involved, the whole, this case goes very well, at least the awarding of a contract olvera millions of rands. hundreds of millions of brands goes back about 5 years, 3 a change venture homes that had as business briefing were meant to be identified. that reefing removed because it's been causing people to become ill, but it appears nothing was done, and instead money was lead to ring a number of other companies and some contractors over a period of time. it's alleged that some of these instructions came from a smuggler. she lived who was pretty mia at the time of this contract. now, since then, the testimony has been given at a inquiry into what's been called state capture again, south africa, in case it deals with allegations of corruption and fraud. and this is way, a smug, a shilling was potentially having been involved in this particular issue of corruption. now we understand that one of the charges against the film premier was not only. 2 cooperation made it clear that he has a high ranking official with a way of what was happening in this province and did nothing to stop it and that he

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