Pieter-Louis Myburgh will be the Guest Speaker
at a Luncheon on Monday 14th August
The Pavilion – Kelvin Grove
Guest speaker Pieter-Louis Myburgh is up to date on the Guptas and he will be happy to answer questions.
He is an award-winning investigative journalist. His series of exposés on a multibillion-rand contract for new locomotives at the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) earned him several accolades, including South Africa’s prestigious Taco Kuiper Award for investigative journalism. After completing his BPhil (honours) in journalism at Stellenbosch University, Myburgh cut his teeth as a general reporter at Beeld newspaper in Johannesburg. He found his feet as an investigative journalist at the Afrikaans weekly newspaper Rapport before moving to News24, where he still exposes the mechanics of dodgy deals and crooked cronies.
The Republic of Gupta investigates what the Gupta brothers were up to during Thabo Mbeki’s presidency and how they got into the inner circle of President Jacob Zuma. It shines new light on their controversial ventures in computers, cricket, newspapers and TV news, and coal and uranium mining. And it explores their exposure by public protector Thuli Madonsela, their conflict with finance minister Pravin Gordhan, and the real reasons behind the cabinet reshuffle of March 2017.
Pieter-Louis Myburgh delves deeper than ever before into the Guptas’ business dealings and their links to prominent South African politicians and explains how one family managed to transform an entire country into the Republic of Gupta.
The venue is the lovely Pavilion room set amongst the trees with a beautiful view of the mountain. The menu is as follows:
Starter
Butternut and Feta Tartlet
Main
Grilled Fish served with Warm Tomato and Green Olive Salsa
served with new Potatoes
Vegetarian
Sweet and Sour Stir Fried Vegetables with Pineapple and Cashew nuts.
Filter Coffee/Tea
The price of R300 includes wines and service. For more information or to book please contact Sandy per email or telephone 021 685 8016.
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