ID wants Shaik questioned
The ID has renewed its call for the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) to question Chippy Shaik, brother of recently released Schabir.
Shamin “Chippy” Shaik, chief of acquisitions for the SANDF during the arms deal, announced in May 2007 that he was leaving for Australia. He left the country amid a number of allegations that were made about him in news reports relating to the arms deal. The allegations made him decide to start his life again elsewhere, he said at the time.
Now, the ID has renewed its call for Shaik to be questioned. “We… have it on good authority that Chippy Shaik is back… and we call on the NPA to act immediately,” ID leader Patricia de Lille said.
Contacted for comment, Shaik asked that his brother Yunus be approached. Yunus Shaik was not available this morning.
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19 Mars 2009 à 11:43 dans
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