Right 2 Justice vows to support Myeni in corruption case
Civil society organisation Right 2 Justice is accusing the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) of singling out Black executives for prosecution.
It was reacting to calls by the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) for former SAA chairperson Dudu Myeni to be sequestrated.
Myeni was arrested last month and appeared in court over corruption allegations linked to Bosasa.
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She is out on R10 000 bail.
She has also been accused of committing fraud and corruption during her time at the flag carrier.
But Right 2 Justice has vowed to defend Myeni, who is also a former chair of the Jacob Zuma Foundation.
"I will be sitting with colleagues to make sure we close all gaps and gather support for Dudu Myeni," says the organisation's Lowabo Mtyando.
