Hlaudi Motsoeneng: ‘The court should applaud me, not rule against me’

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Hlaudi Motsoeneng: ‘The court should applaud me, not rule against me’
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Hlaudi Motsoeneng: ‘The court should applaud me, not rule against me’ The High Court ordered Hlaudi Motsoeneng to pay back more than R11 million, but the ex-SABC boss plans to do no such thing

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