Lusanda Bill
06 August 2011
A call by opposition parties has initiated President Jacob Zuma to look into calls for a commission of inquiry into the controversial arms deal.
This follows new allegations concerning an audit report from a German company Ferrostaal, in which R300 millions was paid to secure a contract.
An investigation is also being launched into the German company Ferrostaal.
Zuma’s spokesperson Mac Maharaj said, “The arms deal has been an ongoing issue and we know there have been quite a few developments, on and off.”
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