25-year-old SIU is 'one of government's success stories' - Ronald Lamola | News24

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25-year-old SIU is 'one of government's success stories' - Ronald Lamola | News24

The Special Investigating Unit has managed to recover public money and assets amounting to R2.6 billion between 2013 and 2021.

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