It came to light that the software firm SAP of Germany agreed to pay 10% commission to a company controlled by the Guptas.
It has been paid to acquire a Transnet contract of more than a billion rand.
The payment of R99.9 million has been paid to CAD House, which confirms the suspicion that even a multimillion firm makes use of political connections to contract and thereby run the risk of violating international anti-corruption laws.
SAP denied payment of bribes and said CAD House has acted as an expansion of their sales force.
CAD House is an extension of the Sahara group and shows that the commitments with the Guptas were there. Recently, Neotel, the private telecommunications group, has also been involved in the acquisition of Transnet contracts. As a result, both the chief executive officer and the chief financial officer went on leave and eventually fired
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