“If He Could Lie To His Wife Of 40-Odd Years Every Day, Why Wouldn’t He Lie To Me?” – Christo Wiese Slams Markus Jooste
Christo Wiese and Markus Jooste are never going to share a friendly beer again.The story of their falling out over what’s widely regarded as the biggest corporate scam in South African history has been told many times over, most recently inEvery aspect of the scandal is picked apart in the three-part docuseries which premiered on Showmax on September 22.
“I don’t want to sound like a goody two-shoes, but that’s a no-no… For a CEO to have an affair known to his subordinates is a no-no. I fired at least two senior executives because of that. Because you lose the trust of the people that report to you. If he could lie to his wife of 40 odd years every day, why wouldn’t he lie to me? You know that can’t be tolerated.
“Obviously, he is a very, very smart operator, and with nerves of steel. How do you do this for 15 years? And you have to get through all these gatekeepers? This isn’t a normal person. You’ve got to be an artist, knowing every button to push with every person.”over what it claims is a multibillion-rand “tax evasion” scheme, pointed out how multiple supposed safety checks had failed in order to facilitate Jooste’s corrupt behaviour, name-checking Deloitte.
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