Duduzane Zuma: Gordhan is trying to destroy me
President Jacob Zuma's son Duduzane has accused former finance minister, Pravin Gordhan, of trying to destroy him and his business interests.
Zuma, who has been implicated in allegations of state capture along with the Gupta family, says no wrongdoing has been found in his dealings with the controversial family.
In an open letter to Gordhan, Zuma says all his bank accounts have been closed.
"All of my bank accounts have been closed by your 'friends' in the banking industry. Likely with your support. Anybody can see that you are in bed with them, rather than on the side of hard-working South African citizens," says Zuma.
He says other companies in the private sector are guilty of corruption, yet nothing is done.
"The Competition Commission charges monopoly businesses regularly in this country. Nothing ever happens to them. Instead they become part of Save SA. The banks are charged with currency rigging and instead get immunity if they help the investigation. ABSA still owes billions of Rand in interest from its previous corruption," Zuma tells Gordan.
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Zuma's letter come's a week after his elder brother Edward heckled Gordhan during a lecture in Pietermaritzburg, accusing him of lying about state capture.