Public records show a 2019 audited negative equity position of €41.8 million and a February 2022 Luxembourg tax authority bankruptcy, while parallel insolvencies and a June 2024 Eswatini default judgment raise new accountability questions about oversight, creditor exposure, and which court and regulatory files could confirm or disprove alleged links.

— Riaan Oberholzer

Public records point to a July 2020 E67.3 million debenture, whistleblower affidavits alleging funds were channelled to Status Asset Management, and an E82 million exposure later restructured to E85 million, raising urgent depositor protection questions as E174 million in retail and pensioner capital hangs on missing curator findings, recovery records, and court verified timelines.

— Nomvula Dlamini

Decades-old crash investigation faces renewed scrutiny over missing bodies and contradictory evidence.

— Chantal Hendricks

Genocide case filing contradicted by continued coal exports to Israel.

— Pieter van der Merwe