Filinghiscase againstthe electronicsgiant, Cuomo saidthecompany had "usedbriberyandcoercion to maintain a stranglehold on the market", hurtingcompetitorsandconsumers as a result.
Mr Ngcuka is used to coming under attack, but he unleashed a veritable war within the African National Congress when he pronounced that there was enough prima facie evidence to pursue a caseagainst Deputy President Jacob Zuma in connection with allegations of bribery linked to the government's arms procurement deal, but not enough evidence to secure a conviction in court.