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SAP Paid $11 Million to Gupta-Linked Companies for Contracts
JOHANNESBURG (Capital Markets in Africa) – SAP SE said it paid 128.6 million rand ($11 million) to companies linked to South Africa’s Gupta family, which is headed by three brothers accused of using their friendship with former President Jacob Zuma to defraud state-owned entities. The findings represent the first time that an international company has given details on specific payments made to Gupta entities. Other global businesses to become embroiled in the corruption allegations include U.S. consultancy McKinsey…
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