The City of Cape Town blacklists seven businesses linked to Nicole Johnson, the wife of alleged gang boss Ralph Stanfield, due to reputational risk. Past criticism and recent issues with City construction contracts have already put its reputation at risk.
The City of Cape Town recently blacklisted seven businesses linked to Nicole Johnson, the wife of 28s gang boss -accused Ralph Stanfield. It says this is due to reputational risk, but past criticism and recent issues, linked to City construction contracts , seem to have already put its reputation at risk.
To try to avoid damage to its reputation, the City of Cape Town recently blacklisted seven companies linked to Nicole Johnson, who is accused of various crimes with her husband, alleged 28s gang boss Ralph Stanfield.Residents in a suburb where gang violence is prevalent previously raised concerns about the awarding of a tender linked to Johnson, yet despite that, and after opposition politicians too spoke out against the tender, the company was awarded wor
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