MaMkhize property blow: Court gives SARS green light to sell R35m estates
A Durban High Court judge has authorised SARS to sell five MaMkhize-linked Sandown properties worth R35m amid mounting costs.
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A Durban High Court judge has authorised SARS to sell five MaMkhize-linked Sandown properties worth R35m amid mounting costs.
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Also reported by The Citizen, IOL
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