Remember how the factory looked when Al Jazeera PR exposed the activities of Gold Leaf owner Simon Rudland and his money man 'Mo Dollars', now hiding out in the UAE #GoldLeafMafia

So Gold Leaf Tobacco Corp (GLTC) has changed its name…. They are now operating under a new name…but the same old, same old still continues - their products are still flooding the market and being sold at far below the minimum collectable taxes. GLTC was at the forefront of

Tax-dodging criminals are flooding SA stores and online retailers with illegal electrical cables. They're a deadly threat to your home and family. Don’t put your loved ones’ lives in danger. How are authorities allowing these items to be sold openly? There needs to be urgent

This is what Gold Leaf Tobacco's lawyer told BBC News (UK), just as SA Revenue Service was investigating the Jozi firm for allegedly evading >R3 billion in tax. The documentary has been removed from the BBC Panorama site. But not a single arrest has yet been made👀 #LockThemUp NPASouthAfrica

Police in KwaZulu-Natal have recovered stolen copper cables worth approximately R20- million at a scrapyard on Martin Drive in Queensburgh. The eThekwini Municipality officials confirmed that the bulk of the stolen copper recovered belong to the municipality. A 59-year-old man

Tax-dodging criminals are flooding SA stores and online retailers with illegal electrical cables. They're a deadly threat to your home and family. Don’t put your loved ones’ lives in danger. How are authorities allowing these items to be sold openly? There needs to be urgent

Your home is full of electro-technical products, like extension cables, sockets, switches and lights. If just one of these is non-compliant, your property and loved ones are in deadly danger. Don’t let criminals who sell illicit electrical products ruin your life for ever.

Your home is full of electro-technical products, like extension cables, sockets, switches and lights. If just one of these is non-compliant, your property and loved ones are in deadly danger. Don’t let criminals who sell illicit electrical products ruin your life for ever.

Gold Leaf Tobacco: SARS claims billions from Sasfin in money laundering debacle. COMMENT: Gold Leaf Tobacco has dropped its name…they are now operating under a new company. ⁦Did ⁦SA Revenue Service⁩ issue a licence to the new ⁦company?⁩ dailymaverick.co.za/article/2024-0…

“Gold Leaf Tobacco” - the name is no longer registered. The signage at its factory has disappeared. SA Revenue Service Edward Chr Kieswetter Tax Justice South Africa Al Jazeera Investigations SA Reserve Bank NPASouthAfrica

Cops seize almost R100 million worth of counterfeit goods in three weeks. It's a start. But there's a mountain to climb. #LockThemUp #StopTheShock #PullThePlugOnCrime SA Police Service 🇿🇦 SA Revenue Service CGCSA smilefm.co.za/nearly-r100-mi…

Police vow to continue efforts to disrupt the trade in fake goods. Let’s hope there’s action to match the words. #LockThemUp #StopTheShock #StopSkyfCapture SABS SA Police Service 🇿🇦 SA Revenue Service ewn.co.za/2024/09/05/pol…

Police have seized illicit cigarettes valued at over R2-million from a wholesale store in Upington, Northern Cape. SA Police Service 🇿🇦 Tax Justice South Africa

Tax-dodging criminals are flooding SA stores and online retailers with illegal electrical cables. They're a deadly threat to your home and family. Don’t put your loved ones’ lives in danger. How are authorities allowing these items to be sold openly? There needs to be urgent

Cops seize R4 million shipment of dagga and illicit cigarettes in Upington. #LockThemUp dfa.co.za/news/upington-…

In April last year, Al Jazeera Investigations exposed money laundering and other crimes in a series of #GoldMafia documentaries. Several South Africans, including bank officials, were implicated. Almost 18 months later, not a single arrest has been made. Some are continue to make millions.

The tobacco control bill is 'an act of fiction', says Daily Maverick. "If the Department of Health wants to reduce smoking, it could support legislation that closes down cigarette factories that don’t pay tax. "60% of cigarette sales are now made by tax dodgers who are eating up

The trade in illegal electrical cables and fittings is part of a rampant illicit economy that robs SA of R100bn in vital tax revenue annually. These deadly products put your loved ones in danger, while funding organised crime networks and their other antisocial enterprises. We

Cops seize illicit liquor worth R600k in Langa. It's another indication that illicit trade is rampant, stealing vital revenue and denying South Africans the chance to build a better future. #LockThemUp SA Police Service 🇿🇦 SA Revenue Service sabcnews.com/sabcnews/polic…