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UAE Rejects Extradition Of Corruption-Accused Gupta Brothers: South Africa
South Africa said Friday that the United Arab Emirates had turned down its request to extradite two brothers accused of orchestrating industrial-scale corruption.
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The Billionaire Gupta Brothers Of South Africa And Why They're in Trouble
The Gupta brothers were accused of profiting from their ties to Jacob Zuma, and Interpol had issued Red Notices against them
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Gupta Brothers, Accused Of Corruption, Arrested In UAE, Says South Africa
South Africa on Monday said the United Arab Emirates had arrested Rajesh Gupta and Atul Gupta, brothers who face charges of political corruption under former South African President Jacob Zuma.
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Interpol Issues Red Notice Against 2 Gupta Brothers Who Fled South Africa
Interpol issued red notices against Atul and Rajesh Gupta - two of the three Indian-origin Gupta brothers - who fled South Africa with their families amid investigations into their alleged looting of billions of rands from state-owned enterprises.
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Global Campaign Launched To Bring Guptas Back To South Africa To Face Looting Charges
An international campaign was launched in Johannesburg on Thursday to bring the self-exiled Gupta brothers back to South Africa to face trial on charges of looting billions of rands from state institutions.
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South Africa Turns To UN To Extradite Controversial Gupta Brothers From UAE
South Africa will approach the UN in a bid to extradite the controversial Gupta brothers from the UAE, where they are in self-exile, as talks with the Emirates have delivered no results, Justice Minister Ronald Lamola said on Friday.
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Action Against South Africa's Gupta Brothers Long Overdue: Kathrada Foundation
South Africa's Ahmed Kathrada Foundation, named after the veteran Indian-origin activist, has welcomed the action instituted by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) and national power utility Eskom against the three Gupta brothers and others to recover over USD 210 million.
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South African Government, Opposition Welcome US Sanctions on Gupta Family
The South African government has welcomed the US imposing sanctions on the controversial Indian-origin Gupta family for running a "significant corruption network" in the country, saying the interest of justice must not be shackled by any boundary or border.
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UAE Rejects Extradition Of Corruption-Accused Gupta Brothers: South Africa
South Africa said Friday that the United Arab Emirates had turned down its request to extradite two brothers accused of orchestrating industrial-scale corruption.
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The Billionaire Gupta Brothers Of South Africa And Why They're in Trouble
The Gupta brothers were accused of profiting from their ties to Jacob Zuma, and Interpol had issued Red Notices against them
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Gupta Brothers, Accused Of Corruption, Arrested In UAE, Says South Africa
South Africa on Monday said the United Arab Emirates had arrested Rajesh Gupta and Atul Gupta, brothers who face charges of political corruption under former South African President Jacob Zuma.
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Interpol Issues Red Notice Against 2 Gupta Brothers Who Fled South Africa
Interpol issued red notices against Atul and Rajesh Gupta - two of the three Indian-origin Gupta brothers - who fled South Africa with their families amid investigations into their alleged looting of billions of rands from state-owned enterprises.
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Global Campaign Launched To Bring Guptas Back To South Africa To Face Looting Charges
An international campaign was launched in Johannesburg on Thursday to bring the self-exiled Gupta brothers back to South Africa to face trial on charges of looting billions of rands from state institutions.
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South Africa Turns To UN To Extradite Controversial Gupta Brothers From UAE
South Africa will approach the UN in a bid to extradite the controversial Gupta brothers from the UAE, where they are in self-exile, as talks with the Emirates have delivered no results, Justice Minister Ronald Lamola said on Friday.
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Action Against South Africa's Gupta Brothers Long Overdue: Kathrada Foundation
South Africa's Ahmed Kathrada Foundation, named after the veteran Indian-origin activist, has welcomed the action instituted by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) and national power utility Eskom against the three Gupta brothers and others to recover over USD 210 million.
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South African Government, Opposition Welcome US Sanctions on Gupta Family
The South African government has welcomed the US imposing sanctions on the controversial Indian-origin Gupta family for running a "significant corruption network" in the country, saying the interest of justice must not be shackled by any boundary or border.
