State capture commission continues with money flows-related evidence

25 November 2020 - 09:45 By TimesLIVE
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The commission will hear money flows-related evidence from the MD of ENS Forensics, Steven Powell.

The former CEO of Denel Land Systems (DSL) on Tuesday admitted that, in hindsight, breaching policy to award contracts to a company linked to the Guptas and former president Jacob Zuma’s son Duduzane was a “mistake”.

Stephan Burger was testifying at the state capture inquiry regarding irregularities in contracts awarded to VR Laser. Instead of going out on open tender, DSL awarded a 10-year contract to Gupta-owned VR Laser.

“It was a bad decision considering where we are now. If only I had had a crystal ball and could look into the future,” Burger told the commission.

The hearing continues. 


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