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Who did wrong and may well have benefited from the wrongdoing. And secondly, of course, you know, it's all very well to say you owe us 1.66 billion rand, but what happens if you don't have it? Kaiser Khan Yako is a spokesperson for the National Prosecuting Authority. They have welcomed this ruling by the court and to explain why. We're joined now by Mr. Khan Yako. Welcome to the show. Thanks very much for giving us your time.

The first question that I set out, I mean, Mr. Agriti very clearly involved in this criminality and stealing from the public purse is now a matter of judicial record. But there were surely other people. I mean, is there something inherently unfair? I mean, shouldn't some of the money come from some of the others? Thank you very much, John, and to the listeners. Yes, you must remember that we are dealing with this matter separate from the

Others. When this matter was brought, they were all joined together. And because of Mr. Greece's health, we then separated the matter and he entered into the plea settlement agreement alone. Therefore, the matter for the others is still going continuing and it will be dealt with accordingly when the time comes. Okay, so in terms then of you know, judges can say, okay, well, you owe us one point almost 1.7 billion rand.