The OUTA organization, which began with the e-toll debacle, has now brought an application before the court asking for Dudu Myeni to be declared a “criminal director”.
According to Outa spokesman Wayne Duvenhage, people in positions of authority should understand that directors who do not fulfill their obligations must be held accountable for their behavior and violations.
The question arises as to whether this will also apply to the president of the country
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