GUPTAS ARRESTED IN DUBAI

LOOTERS OF SA COURT IN DUBAI
South Africa is very close to their conclusion since the state was looted during the ruling term of the Former President Jacob Zuma, the minister of Foreign Affairs has confirmed it in the media statement concerning the arrest of the two brothers in Dubai. If the NPA could build their case on the evidence collected during the state capture enquiry that can hold the Guptas on the verge of accounting for looting the Country over Millions looted during the Former President's ruling Term. The SOCs looted include Eskom, Transnet amongst others. Since South Africa reported to the Interpol Dubai has recently acted and arrested the brothers and South Africa has to push for extradition of the Gupta brothers Athul and Ajay to come and face the might of the law in the Country. Tell us your view below about this trending incident still bleeding new blood.

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