Software AG has launched an internal investigation following media reports alleging it paid kickbacks in South Africa.

Software AG investigates SA bribery claim

10 August 2017

German-based firm Software AG has launched an internal investigation following media reports alleging it paid kickbacks in South Africa.

This is the latest in a scandal has enveloped the country’s establishment and played a role in the vote of no-confidence President Jacob Zuma survived this week.

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