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UK Agency That Crafted Campaign For South Africa's Guptas Seeks Rescue
British public relations firm Bell Pottinger, accused of stirring racial tension in South Africa, faces administration to save it from collapse, a company source said Friday.
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Guptas Dismantle South African Empire as Bank Accounts Close
South Africa's four biggest banks shut Gupta-controlled company accounts last year, citing reputational risk and regulatory concerns.
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Scandal-Hit Gupta Family To Sell All South African Businesses
South Africa's wealthy Gupta family, which has been accused of holding undue political sway over President Jacob Zuma, said on Saturday it planned to dispose of all stakes it holds in South African businesses before the end of the year.
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South Africa's Gupta Family Quits Firm Amid Furore Over Jacob Zuma Ties
South Africa's beleaguered Gupta family has decided to quit their company amid increasing calls for a probe into the Indian-origin business barons' alleged influence in the government through links with President Jacob Zuma, whose son also resigned from the firm after the furore.
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UK Agency That Crafted Campaign For South Africa's Guptas Seeks Rescue
British public relations firm Bell Pottinger, accused of stirring racial tension in South Africa, faces administration to save it from collapse, a company source said Friday.
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Guptas Dismantle South African Empire as Bank Accounts Close
South Africa's four biggest banks shut Gupta-controlled company accounts last year, citing reputational risk and regulatory concerns.
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Scandal-Hit Gupta Family To Sell All South African Businesses
South Africa's wealthy Gupta family, which has been accused of holding undue political sway over President Jacob Zuma, said on Saturday it planned to dispose of all stakes it holds in South African businesses before the end of the year.
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South Africa's Gupta Family Quits Firm Amid Furore Over Jacob Zuma Ties
South Africa's beleaguered Gupta family has decided to quit their company amid increasing calls for a probe into the Indian-origin business barons' alleged influence in the government through links with President Jacob Zuma, whose son also resigned from the firm after the furore.
