The state has been accused of malice and infringing on the rights of three people arrested by the Hawks in 2022 last year on for alleged fraud and corruption involving a University of Fort Hare cleaning contract.
Evidence in possession of the university and provided to law enforcement agencies revealed that George received kick-back payments from Qush amounting to R4m.
Advocate Walter Qusheka alleges that there is more to the story than what was allegedly peddled in statements issued on Wednesday by the National Prosecuting Authority and University of Fort Hare.
The Eastern Cape High Court in East London has granted a R14.3-million restraint order against six people charged with corruption in connection with a cleaning services contract at the University of Fort Hare (UFH). The Asset Forfeiture Unit obtained the provisional restraint order against Walter Qusheka and five other defendants, including Qusheka's wife, who are linked to a company implicated in the scandal.