South Africa is selling off three multimillion-rand mansions owned by the Gupta brothers, a trio of influential Indian-born businessmen at the centre of a corruption scandal that triggered the country’s worst political and economic crisis since the end of Apartheid.
Atul, Rajesh and Ajay Gupta began buying the properties in Thursday’s auction in 2006. There, in Saxonwold, one of Johannesburg’s oldest and most affluent neighbourhoods, they entertained top politicians and businessmen for at least a decade.
Land Rights: Land rights issues continue to be a significant topic in South Africa,
with ongoing discussions about restitution and land reform.
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