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WATCH LIVE | State Capture Inquiry: Banks to testify on why they cut Gupta ties

18 September 2018 - 11:49 By timeslive
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Representatives of major banks will give evidence on their closure of Gupta-related bank accounts.

Johan Burger from FNB is giving evidence, lead by advocate Refiloe Molefe.

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