Former GetBucks CEO moves to silence The Business Weekly & Review

The man believed to be at the centre of the alleged mismanagement of GetBucks Botswana millions of Pula, David van Niekerk, has filed an urgent application to stop The Business Weekly & Review from publishing details of the breathtaking saga that is currently unfolding in court after creditors of the company mounted a failed suit for its liquidation. However, The Business Weekly & Review is not about to be subdued because the substance of its reportage is what is contained in court papers that are public documents as well as a publicly available forensic investigation detailing the said mismanagement. So, this publication has filed to oppose the interdict sought by Van Niekerk

Former GetBucks boss files application to interdict publication of The Business Weekly & Review
The Business Weekly & Review is Resisting its Stifling

GetBucks Botswana (now FirstCred) founder, David van Niekerk, has filed an urgent application to interdict this publication from publishing information relating to the alleged mismanaged funds by the company under its former management which include Neikerk himself.

The funds were raised from a P500 million domestic medium note programme listed on the Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE).

Van Niekerk wants stop The Business Weekly & Review from reporting on contents of documents filed at the Gaborone High Court, amongst them a petition written by a group of creditors pushing for FirstCred to be liquidated because it is basically insolvent as a result of mismanagement chronicled by FirstCred CEO, Dudu Garekwe.

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