SA Parliament terminates KPMG contracts

posted by Francis Churchill

28 September 2017

The South African Parliament has announced it has terminated its contracts with KPMG, citing reputational risk.

The move follows the firm’s involvement in the scandal that alleges the Gupta family have been leveraging their personal friendship with president Jacob Zuma when bidding for public contracts.

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