South Africa’s main opposition said on Friday it would review all contracts with KPMG in the municipalities it runs after a scandal involving the auditor’s handling of audits for businessman friends of President Jacob Zuma.
The Democratic Alliance runs more than 30 municipalities directly or in a coalition and said it wanted to ensure that none of the work done by KPMG had been compromised by “unethical practices”.
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