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South Africa’s Gordhan refuses to report to police

By Bloomberg
25 August 2016   |   2:00 pm
South Africa's finance minister says he won't report to police. Pravin Gordhan insists he did nothing wrong in setting up a special unit where he headed up the national tax agency.

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